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"I had a different company the first day and they could not find the the water line leak in the yard. Then even tried using compressed gas. Lucky for me the owner of APS, Julian, had called and convinced me they could find it and told me the exact amount the repair would cost, which was a lot less than others quotes. I told the first company I found another and paid them for their 3 hours of service with 3 guys - but only one would work at a time. Texas APS sent out one guy. He actually worked instead of standing around or talking into a cell phone. Julian came by around 12:30 and while we were talking the worker stopped for a break after digging for hours. Julian the boss asked, taking a break, huh? And the guy was like yeh, I'm taking a break because it is a good time to. Julian said "It is?" And the worker said, yeh, I found the leak. I immediately said you're joking, but he showed us. The owner was so happy he took the worker out for lunch. But the Julian was sure all along he would find it. They had a bad experience once working for Julian's brother in law. It took them 5 days of digging to find the leak, but they learned a lot from that experience. I was so happy with their work I will have them out again to install a new drain on our water heater and will hire them when our 17- year old water heater needs replaced."

"Professional, timely, and a nice guy. Did a great job. I will be calling him again if I need plumbing work."

"I was called right away after my reqfor service. Fast service, great technician. They really helped me out in a pinch when our Airbnb guests flushed wipes down the toilet and clogged the sewer. We will definitely call them in the future!"

"They're friendly and patience to talk with me. They could fix the pipe leaking for water. They did replace some new pipes thing. They turn on the water for me that I don't have to ask them. They will take care of your situation."

At Juan & Only Plumber, we pride ourselves on being more than just a plumbing service. We are a dedicated team of professionals committed to providing top-notch plumbing solutions to the Austin, TX community. We deliver reliable, high-quality plumbing services with a personal touch.

Your trusted advisers for AC repair, furnace repair, plumbing and electric in Austin, Texas.\nFox Service Company is a local heating and air conditioning, plumbing and electrical company that has been in existence since 1972. As a family oriented company, we employ local team members committed to providing the highest quality service. We service the greater Austin, TX, Metro area, including all of Georgetown, San Marcos and Round Rock, Texas.

Established in 1939, we do residential HVAC and plumbing the right way, not the easy way. At Goettl, we are total home comfort solution providers, enhancing the quality of life in the communities we serve. As Sadie Certified professionals, equipped with cutting-edge tools and technology, we deliver a superior customer experience, one home at a time.

A clogged-up drain is every homeowner’s nightmare. The thought of a sink overflowing or sewage backing out of a toilet can give anyone shivers. Who can you call when you need help with a problematic drain or sewer line – and fast?\n\nZoom Drain, of course! We are the trusted team of drain and sewer service experts. Our highly trained team is equipped with top-grade tools of the trade and leading industry knowledge so we can tackle anything that slows down your drainage system. Whether you live in a multi-story townhouse or an expansive ranch home, Zoom Drain can handle all your sewer and drain needs.

**WE DO NOT INSTALL OR REPAIR EXISTING SEPTIC TANKS**\n\n**WE SPECIALIZE IN SEPTIC PUMPING, RISERS, FILTERS AND PUMPS**\n\nMudcow Septic Inc. specializes in septic tank pumping, installation of risers, filters, pumps etc. We are committed to excellent service as well as integrity.

"This review spans two service calls a few days apart by Allstate Plumbing. The first call was to unclog a sewer line blockage which had caused a back-up in the master bath. The second call was for a complete sewer line inspection via camera to ensure there was not major a problem in the lines under the house. Allstate was on my "short list" of companies to call to unclog the lines (under the slab) in my house. However, I first called another company who gave up after about two hours. They tried multiple times to snake the line (both directions -- towards the house and towards the street) from the clean-out just outside the house. Each time they mostly cleared the line, it would almost immediately clog again with debris that they thought might be hardened grease accumulation. They suggested I call Allstate to have the lines water-jetted as they did not have a jetting machine. (To their credit, this other company ended up not charging me anything for all the work they performed before giving up.) On the first call, Allstate arrived before the scheduled time and snaked the lines between the clean-out and the street to clear that portion of the line. Then they worked for quite a while to snake the line from the clean-out towards the master bath. That is where the clog was located. Finally, they got the line open and flowing well. Next, they used the water jet machine to clean the line from the clean-out to the street and then from the clean-out to the master bath. After finishing that portion of the sewer lines under the house, they moved to the clean-out port on the far side of the house and jetted that line. (This is the line from the second bathroom and kitchen areas.) Surprisingly, they reported that the line was already pretty clean, in spite of my thinking the kitchen would have been the source of any hardened grease. Their conclusion was that the debris in the lines was not grease at all. I asked them to water jet those lines anyway. They ran the water jet all the way from the far side of the house past the front clean-out to the street. Once they had the lines jetted and freely flowing, they removed some of the debris from the clean-out opening. They were concerned by the presence and appearance of rocky debris in the line which resembled coarse sand or fine gravel. They told me that while the lines were flowing, the hardened rock / sandy looking debris might indicate a broken sewer line under the slab. They recommended having the line inspected to see if there was any major damage. They took about two hours to clean the clog and water jet the lines. they did not carry an inspection camera on their truck and suggested I call to have the lines inspected. When they left, I called Allstate and scheduled the follow-up appointment. I asked for a full camera inspection of the sewer lines and to have the floor seal of the toilet in the master bath replaced as it had leaked when I had the back-ups due to the clog. The second call was scheduled for two business days later. The plumber arrived on time and started with the camera inspection at the clean-out. He examined the line from the clean-out to street and noted some of the rocky debris still in that line. An examination of of the line from the clean-out to the master bath, showed a great deal of rocky debris in that line. The amount led him to believe that another clog would be only a matter of weeks or months away if they rocky areas continued to impede free flow of water in the line. He did not want to try to clean the debris from this clean-out for fear of just pushing it farther towards the master bath. He then moved to the far side of the house for another inspection. The lines here were very clean until they neared the drain from the water softener. His conclusion was that the material in the lines was not grease but hard rock-like mineral deposits possibly associated with the softener. He worked for two hours with the camera and auger to push the rocky material towards the front clean-out. He would have to use the auger to break up the larger chunks and mineral deposits and then push / flush them down the line using running water, the non-running auger and the camera. In the end, he spent about three and a half hours clearing the lines by breaking loose and then breaking up any mineral deposits he found and then pushing them out of the line. Once the lines were all completely clear, a final pass with the camera showed near-new-looking lines everywhere. No damage or breaks were found in the sewer lines. All the gravel and sandy debris was just broken up mineral deposits. It remains a puzzle of sorts as to why these deposits started breaking loose from the PVC pipes and causing the clogs but at least they are all gone now. The last task was to replace the seal and re-seat the toilet in the master bath. Compared to the difficult task of cleaning up the sewer lines, this was a breeze for him. I was very impressed by both crews from Allstate. They were very professional, efficient in doing their work and personable to boot. They explained the work they were doing at each step and worked non-stop at a good pace. The cost of the two service calls was relatively high but not at all unreasonable considering that they worked for over six hours on this job. I will not hesitate to call them again for other plumbing needs in the future. My only "complaint", if you can call it that, is that they appeared to be very busy. I first called them on a Tuesday. They could not get the first crew to me until Friday due to scheduling of the jetting machine. For the second call for the follow-up camera inspection, I called Friday and they were able to schedule the appointment for the next Tuesday. Both response times are not bad but often for plumbing problems, we would all like same day or next day scheduling."