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"Ti was able to schedule same day installation after a holiday weekend, when our water heater decided to burst. Cameron was very professional and water heater installation went very smooth. Also, did some code corrections that the previous plumber had installed. I would definitely hire this company for another plumbing project."

"The main water line from my well to my house was leaking badly and I was fearing a complete break, which would mean NO water! David responded quickly established a repair plan that also included replacing the two other water lines that ran off the main line. He and his crew were able to complete the job on time and UNDER the quoted price. Five stars from start to finish!"

"Immediately responded to schedule appointment and friendly. Technician was helpful with an estimate and quickly replaced the faulty expansion tank. However, the amount of communication by phone and text from the dispatch was on the verge of nagging and the tech cancelled the appointment the morning of. Got rescheduled and it worked out though."

"I used Wolfers for my new water heater install, and they were awesome! They gave me multiple options, and were very helpful and communicative throughout the whole process. I would highly recommend them, and will use them in the future for all my plumbing needs."

"I submitted a request for estimates on angi. Mr rooter called me within a minute of my submission. Someone came out to give a free estimate, then was able to replace my outdoor water spout on the spot. All was completed in less than an hour from my angi request!"

"William brought in leak finders. Once the leak was found he fixed it within a couple hours. Would recommend American Tradesmen. Very professional."

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"The job went well. I worked primarily with Sterling, who performed the initial estimate and was my contact throughout the job. He provided prompt response to my questions. They helped me choose the furnace based on various price/brand reputation/ efficiency/  tax rebate options. Everything went as planned and the crew was professional, cleaned up after themselves, and communicated well throughout the job. They also reused my existing programmable thermostat (with no problems) even though other bids stated they would need to replace it. I received 3 bids for this job and don't regret going with Mr. Nash--I am warm this winter."

"They called me when they were on their way to my house and arrived promptly. They fixed everything quickly and explained the problem to me. They also visibly checked the water shutoff in the house, in the garage and talked to me about the efficiency of these, or inefficiencies."

"I have never written a review for a company. I usually just let it go. I am inspired to write this one. First job was an active leak after hours. They were on top of it with an on-call team. It was expensive as expected after hours. Jordan went above and beyond. When he needed something from the truck - he would run there and back! Cost was $575 and could have been a lot worse. Give this an A on this job. Second job was routine replacement of a frost free hose bib/spigot. I rehired this company because of the previous work done. They started the clock once they start driving to you which, unfortunately sounds common. Ryan seems knowledgeable and is nice. Instead of checking with me about moving a wire he just piped around it so the wire is now trapped in a loop of plumbing. It's high voltage 220 to the stove under the sink. We talked about what it would take to revise. He said a hour. This was not worth it to me nor was haggling about it. Now, the plumbing circuit to the hose bib sticks out 6 1/2 inches and traps the hardwired 220 to the stove. To be fair, it sounds like he could only bring this back about 1 – 2 inches max if you remove the wire. But I have a strong feeling that running at 220 wire through copper piping carrying water is not code. Even if it is, just seem like something you would redo if you found yourself accidentally doing this yourself on your own place. The cost of the work $310 I give this job and D+"