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"We called rapid repairs about our broken water heater.  Elly came over and quoted us a price that was very reasonable compared to other plumbers we called.  After we agreed on the price, Elly went to work.  By that afternoon we had wonderful hot water again."

"Anthony Gandolfo gave a very reasonable quote for our bathroom remodel.  He laid out plans clearly and gave us day-to-day updates throughout the process.  The job took a little longer than expected--3.5 weeks as opposed to 2.5 weeks, however there were unexpected delays.  
Anthony does beautiful tile work!!  Please be sure that he is the one on the team that does this part of the job, as he is meticulous. He doesn't mind you pointing out any little detail that might need more attention.  The only major problem during the job was a leak that was discovered in a heating line after the ceiling had already been sheet rocked.  Anthony addressed the issue quickly and his plumber was came to the house later that day to eventually fix the issue.
Both bathrooms turned out great!  There was an unresolved plumbing issue in the main bathroom (the shower runs ever so slightly while running a bath), however overall we are very satisfied with how it turned out.  My family would definitely consider hiring Gandolfo Contracting again in the future.
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"Fantastic!! They are reliable and know their job. Very personable and fair priced."

"Simply put: Mark is a true professional and a good man. Something in short supply in the service industries today. Let's start at the beginning: We bought a house very recently. We knew there may be an issue behind the shower wall, but had no idea how bad. Turns out one of the pipes leading to some side-wall jets was leaking. Water was coming in at the base of the wall in the shower (through the grout). I hired a plumber. He wanted $800 to cap the pipe and would not fix the wall after busting through. I settled for a disabled handle so those jets could not be turned on. He did a couple other jobs on our list, but failed to do one and left another incomplete. For a month I asked him to return. Around that time, the disabled valve failed. Water went back into the leaky pipes and started coming through the walls again; this time in a different area, because I had sealed up the leaky area when I thought there would be no more water going there. Stupid, I know... but the plumber came back and saw water in a new area and never surmised that it may be the old problem, now getting worse. In the process of trying to solve a "new" leak, he broke another handle's volume control valve (which I had to run to a plumbing parts supply store to buy and replace to stop a new leak created by the broken valve) and did the worst, sloppiest putty sealing job I have ever seen on the temperature handle, believing that a loose handle was allowing water behind the wall and that must be the new leak. He was here for over 4 hours, didn't properly identify the leak, broke a valve and refused to replace it saying finding the right part was a pain, and completely slathered up a wall with caulk leaving an unsightly mess. Time to find another plumber. Enter Mark. I found him online that night and sent a note. Within minutes I got a text from him, very cordially saying 'thanks for the email, let's chat tomorrow. The next morning, we discussed - in detail - the ongoing situation. I texted him photos of the shower to explain the multiple jets and handles and where the leak was coming from. Right off the bat he complimented me on the thorough explanation and photos. Far from the other plumber that treated me like a nuisance, refusing to return to complete the original job. Our estimate visit was set for the following (next day) morning, but he came over after hours later that evening. He spent an hour with me -at the end of a long day- just trying to identify the leak source. The next day, I contacted the previous homeowner and he drew a diagram and explained where the piping lies behind the walls for these jets. I sent the image to Mark and he knew exactly what to do. We discussed together and both agreed on the solution. He came over the next day to work and was done in a few hours. He also brought his tile guy who put my walls back together, and even came back on a Saturday to finish the grouting! Well, turns out that the pipes were only half the problem. There was also bad grouting everywhere that was absorbing water. In the end, I hired a contractor to strip the walls back to studs and rebuild the entire shower. When the walls were gone, Mark came over as a courtesy to check all the now-visible pipes. He had remained in contact with me throughout the situation and came back one more time to make sure everything was solid before rebuilding. That is the mark of a true pro. Now, a couple months later, we found a new issue in our Kohler Hatbox toilet. He came over, diagnosed the problem, helped me order the right part on the phone, and is coming back to replace the part once it arrives. All components of this toilet are UNDER the bowl! It is not an easy task to get in there and it is dirty – but he did it with a smile. I leave this longer-than-average review to tell you that I have had a horrible experience with a problem left to me by the previous owners that was mishandled, misdiagnosed, and made worse by the first plumber… and then I found Mark. Too many people in the service industry just show up to do a job and don't care. They don't care if you call them again. If you don't, someone else will. Mark has chosen to go a different route, striving to build a happy client base for life. He will take his time, talk to you, explain the problem, and then fix it. Properly. And if it isn’t fixed, he’ll stick with you until it is. He also works with phenomenal people that are there to make things look great again, after the dirty job is done. Mark is a master plumber and has worked - literally - all over the globe for 20 years. New York is so lucky to have him now. If you want a true professional that knows his stuff, will respect you - AND give you a fair price, this is your plumber. If you want a jerk to come over, do a half-*** job, then ignore you for a month and return only to make a problem worse, I know another guy."

"Great job. I had a water leak in my kitchen ceiling that needed to be covered and Ed did a great job. He came Christmas Eve morning to complete the work on less than 24 hours notice!"

"Frank Tedeschi and his men did an amazing job. The buffet had sustained substantial damage, both to the interior (drawer and frame crushed by an unsecured heavy shelf board) and the exterior (multiple scratches and dents, and two drawer faces that required replacing). Frank went to a great deal of trouble to match the wood that needed replacing, and the repaired and refinished piece looks as if it had never been damaged in the first place. We are more than delighted with the result! Frank and his crew had previously done a great job stripping and refinishing a large mid-century book/display shelf for us."

"Anthony and his crew did a great job in providing and installing the exact system that I had requested.  
They were thorough, professional and very neat and very easy to work with.  The installation was completed in one day.
The pricing was more than fair.  I couldn't be happier with the new A/C system.  I highly recommend APV to anyone in need of a new central A/C system.
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"He did an awesome job! I was very pleased and I will definitely use him again."

"Pacific Stone did a nice job. Person in charge of scheduling measurements and installation was pleasant and courteous. Within a few days of my inquiry they came out to my house to take measurements and they brought samples to choose from. Installation was done within a few weeks after that. Took away the old countertops and sinks. They know what they're doing. One of the installers was actually the owner and they were prompt and professional and cleaned up well."

"Ty Salazar is a nice guy, very knowledgeable, and a great kitchen designer. The work that eventually got done was of high quality, and his people were very responsive to our requests. The problem was in the scheduling and timing. Essentially, Ty seemed to lose touch with the project about halfway through, and that's where it all went south. We had timed everything so that the work would get done over the summer and we'd have a functional (if not 100% complete) kitchen by Labor Day, after which the kids would be back in school and we needed a working kitchen. I asked about this repeatedly and was repeatedly told that this would happen. I pushed hard to get all of the materials and appliances ordered so that they would be delivered on time. Well, we went away for 2 weeks before Labor Day, and when we got back, the work was nowhere near complete -- yet I was invoiced for the completion of the project. Several times I asked for a project schedule, not once was I given one. I gather that part of the problem was that we had to have permits for plumbing and electrical work and the "prima donna" behavior of the licensed plumber and electrician, who didn't show up when they were supposed to, left jobs uncompleted, etc. At any rate, we didn't have a working kitchen until late September, and the finishing cosmetic work took another few weeks to finish up. The final piece of the puzzle, a shelf that had to be custom made for a corner base cabinet, wasn't ready until January, and I got so tired of waiting for it to be delivered that I went out to Forest Hills myself to pick it up. No question about it, we love the new kitchen. But I was really not happy with the timeliness or the lack of communication over the scheduling."