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"I have 46 year old home w/ septic tank & drain field. They pumped the tank, installed a new lid w/riser for easier future access. Determined the drain field has an obstruction. James explained, after testing the drain field, that performing a “cross-over” would restore drainage from the tank into the drain field. Because of scheduling, this part is to be performed in another week or two. This is the 3rd time in 37 years having this system serviced. All In One took great care to minimize damage to my yard. I was able to compare rates with 4 other contractors and decided on All In One to do this job. I hope to not need their services again but if needed I will definitely call again."

"I have used Pumpco for septic tank now couple of years. Very professional and they were very helpful. I would recommend them in a heartbeat Thanks"

"Purchased my home 2 years ago. Called to have an inspection done. Was encouraged to have it pumped also. Caleb and Alex arrived and located my Septic System. It's a 1,000 gallon tank and about 90% full. Didn't know that they would have to use a Backhoe to dig down to the Concrete Tank to gain access for pumping. As professional as these young men were I followed along with confidence. They told me what to expect ever step of the way. As they were almost finished they noticed a potential problem with the opening to the Drain Field. Both spent over an hour or more gaining access to the second opening on the far side from which they pumped. In the end they finished up and I offered a Tip of which Caleb refused. I assured him that I would write an Excellent Review. Not only would I hire them again, I'm also posting to my Subdivision's Community Page. Great job Caleb and Alex."

"My experience with Rooter ProXpress was excellent. John came out to pump my septic tank after RooterPlus refused to pump my system because my plumber was snaking my basement toilet and replacing the wax seal. John provided great service and consultation on steps to take to ensure my septic system is operating as it is intended. Prompt and professional service."

"Had leak from septic tank area. Rays responded very quickly (out that day) and were courteous and knowledgeable and for that I would rate them very high. I also would rate them as very expensive. Turns out the issue was not the tank but the PVC septic line broke coming from the house to the tank. Tank looked great and had been pumped less than 2 years ago which was why I was surprised to see the leak. No tank pumping or drain line cleaning involved but as it was a 30 year old tank, they did recommend also replacing the old degrading (but still functioning for now) cement baffles in and out. These are replaced with about $85 PVC fittings retail, $100 to be generous for having them right there. I grew up doing minor plumbing and have done my own repairs on broken outdoor PVC water lines at this very house. Literally digging them up by hand and repairing so I know the work involved and understand the dirty part of septic work. My estimate was the additional pipe and fitting to be replaced was about $100 dollars too so $300 cost in actual materials. Two men were there for 2 hours finding and fixing the issue. I also understand overhead so $150 per hour per man for $600 plus the small backhoe for $300 per hour or another $600. That put me thinking around $1600 so anything less than $2000, I would have thought reasonable given the speed and knowledgeable work. The actual cost was nearly $2500. Its not like once they are out there with the hole opened up to find the issue that you have a lot of options to not get the work done. When I commented I thought that was really high, it was implied that was what anyone would charge. I could have not done the two baffles but to have them done separately due to man power and getting someone out, it would have then cost the same even if the actual baffle price was less because you have to someone out to do it alone. In the end, while I give Rays high marks for timeliness, skill, and knowledge, I felt I paid over and above for the service. Sometimes you have to do that to get something done when as in this case I did not know what the issue was to price it in advance, but it did make me feel the price was excessively high because once they had to dig up the tank to assess the problem, then I was a forced to pay whatever they estimated. Would call them in a emergency but I do not think I would make them my regular service without seriously vetting price."

"I have had several companies service my septic tanks over the years (because several have gone out of business...) but I was very pleased to connect with Bowen's Septic Service. From the time I made my appointment, to scheduling, arrival, assessment, digging, pumping, clean up and departure I found Bowen to be the most professional company I have used to date. Daniel was terrific and was an honest professional who gave good advice on must-do's versus nice-to-have's. I found pricing to be fair given the larger tank size that we have and I appreciated the professionalism from end-to-end. It is refreshing to get a company that is so experienced and gets the job done with no gotchas or games along the way. I will definitely use them again. Thank you!"

"Did a great job. Well, I mean, they did a great job. I definitely was not completely, you know, like I said. It's working, the water's back on, the meters. I mean, I had a very bad leak on the system, and so they needed to To replace the entire water line from the shutoff. at the city all the way to the house and they were they they had to cut a trench to bury it and they were here there was three guys and they were here about Maybe two and a half, 3 h working, and they got it all done. So, I mean, as far as I'm concerned, the war's back on. Everything's working. I can't complain. And they did it for the price that they did, because they, you know, they did, there was no price change or anything like that. So they did exactly what they estimated to be."

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"StratCo. Services was amazing. Their team was prompt, professional, and incredibly knowledgeable. They replaced my outdated water heater and left everything spotless. I highly recommend them to anyone in the Atlanta area!""

"We hired Casteel because their approach was not just to replace the failing split system heat pump with the same type of equipment, but to reconfigure the system to cure inadequacies that the builder had created (such as not enough air returns to handle the system volume and improperly rigged shortcuts to cover other flaws). I am giving only 4 stars because although the system is now running beautifully, there were issues with the installation: (1) the night of the installation, the installers could not get the unit started, so we had to spend a hot night without air conditioning; Casteel did send out a tech the next morning to fix that problem, which he did, but it bothers me that the installers did not seem to know that the solution was right there in the manual that came with the air handler; (2) after the first tech got the system running, we set the upper level (it's a tri-level townhouse) thermostat to 70, but once the temperature got to 70 the system did not shut off, even when we turned off the thermostat, so another tech had to come out and he discovered that the thermostats had been wired incorrectly to the control board so that the reason why the upper level thermostat did not shut off the system was because the upper level thermostat was actually controlling a lower level of the system -- he corrected that problem by rewiring the control board so that each of the 3 thermostats now controls the level that the thermostat is on; (3) a city inspector checked the work two weeks later and it passed the inspection, but he commented that one part of the outside tubing should be secured because if anyone were to trip on it it might pull loose and spill refrigerant all over the ground -- he said that he would advise Casteel and I also emailed Casteel to let them know, but two weeks later and the no one has come out to secure that line. Bottom line: we got a premium system for a substantially higher price, so while we are very happy with the way the system is working now, we expected a much better installation experience and quick follow up to the inspector's recommendation, because when you pay for the best, you have the right to expect the best, from start to finish."