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"On time, quality work and priced just right. I would definitely hire integrated plumbing and heating again."

"Ralph was very knowledgeable about gas conversions and I felt very confident hiring him. He was great at emailing or calling me back when I had questions before and after the installation. He is very neat and careful about doing things properly."

"Great work! Thank you so much for all the plumbing projects you?ve done for my family and friends. You?re very responsible, honest, and always friendly with customers. I really appreciate it. My bathroom works perfectly now. Thanks again!"

"Very Simple job. They removed a clog in my toilet causing issues."

"Jimmy always returned my calls or texts quickly. Showed up on time and gave free estimate. Very professional and have recommended to coworkers & friends. Would hire again. He replaced a leaking antique shower setup with an updated one. Showering is fantastic, with great water pressure. Pleasant experience all around. Understood and addressed all my concerns."

"Was timely asked questions assessment of job and gave what I consider fair price"

"I had a leak in a pipe above the boiler that Jon came and fixed. He was very efficient, timely and did eveything within a reasonable cost. Would hire again and highly recommend"

"I changed my wood fireplace to gas logs. James answered my request the same day and came over. He explained fully what was needed to be done and how he would do it. He was polite, warm and I could tell he knew how to do the job. He emailed me a detailed estimate and I hired him. Within a week James was here with his helper and they did the job. He was familiar with the product and took his time to do a good job. It was a pleasure to work with a professional who cares about his work and his clients. He's my Plumber guy now!"

"When I got into the tub for a shower Sunday afternoon, the drain was clogged. My plumber's helper didn't clear it. Called Bob at Herber; he said he'd call with an appointment Monday morning. Water went down some overnight, but was still sitting in the bottom of the tub. True to his word, Monday morning Bob called; he'd have someone here before 9. Mike arrived around 8:30. He couldn't snake it out from the tub as there are mechanical parts that open and close the drain in the way. Went down to the basement, disconnected the trap and elbow there; determined the clog was in the old (from 1953) galvanized drain pipe. When he snaked that out, the clog was at the T-junction with the vent pipe to the roof just where he suspected. I'd never had that snaked out, but that tub drain had always been slow; maybe that had accumulated from the original owners. Part of the threaded end of the old galvanized pipe cracked off (rusted) so Mike had to fabricate and replace the trap, elbow and connections to the tub drain. Once he was satisfied, he asked me to let the water run in the tub to make sure there were no leaks. Initial test was good, so "let it run for a full minute". Did that and still good. Have to say that tub drain is vastly different now. Previously if you turned on the tap full-force, the tub would fill up even when the drain was "open". Now it gurgles away happily and water does not accumulate. Glad I had that done."

"They were able to resolve a long standing issue about not being able to fully recess my sliding in range by relocation the gas line"