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"I found my sewer line had broke. That was on a Tuesday. My wife called Gray Wolf and they said they could get to it by Friday. They came out when they said they would, and fixed the broken line during a frigid ice and rainstorm, and at a very reasonable cost. The work was done well, and they cleaned up when they left. I also got a previous bid from them on a different job. They were the first to respond to the bid request and the first to show up to give an estimate. I hired someone else who was more available at the time, but I like the way Gray Wolf does business. I highly recommend them."

"Smooth as silk. Excellent job."

"Very well - they cleaned up a mess that I thought was maybe not possible. Highly recommend!!"

"Superb. Repair was done quickly and price was reasonable."

"We had Pat the Plumber come out and fix our water heater... They did such an amazing job! We will hire them for any thing else that we need done. They were very polite, courteous, honest and helped us understand what was going on with our water heater and what they were doing to fix it for us! I would recommend them to any friend, family or stranger!!"

"THEY WORKED WELL TO FIND THE COMBINATION I WAS LOOKING FOR. THEY WERE ON TIME and FINISHED THE JOB QUICKLY. THEY ARE A BIT HIGHER THAN OTHER SERVICES, BUT THE QUALITY OF WORK SEEMS BETTER. THAT BEING SAID, THEY DID LEAVE THE NEW FURNACE STICKING OUT OF THE OLD HOLE ABOUT 4and quot; and WERE UNABLE TO PUT A DOOR ON IT OF COVER IT IN ANY WAY. I AM STILL LOOKING FOR TIME TO FIGURE SOMETHING TO DO WITH THAT, BUT OTHERWISE, VERY GOOD JOB. <br />"

"Brian was very quick to respond. He, and his crew worked diligently and quickly had my new sewer installed. They landscaped my yard to be easily seeded,and cleaned up completely. I am extremely pleased."

"Great. Best sewer and drain service in Kansas! Honest, dependable, and reasonable. <br />"

"Shane was very nice to work with. Very neat doing job and got the drain opened, working as it is suppose to before it stopped working all together. Will do future business with his company. Already recommend his business to a friend and will in the future when his service is needed. Thanks for asking we are very pleased with the service."

"All the jobs that were done except two were simple, common plumbing jobs.  The 2 more "advanced" jobs were installing the dishwasher and replacing the rear hydrant.  I had misgivings about his work from the beginning, as this plumber did not appear to have a lot of confidence verbally or in his actions. <br /> So when he wanted to remove the diverter in the kitchen faucet, I was concerned that he may not know what he was doing.  Nor did I like the plastic parts on the new hydrant he put in the back.  And when it came time to put the dishwasher in, my husband didn't like the styling of the Bosch unit since you couldn't see the button controls, so he asked this plumber to angle the unit so he could see the buttons.  <br /> After the plumber left, I called Bosch and asked if that was correct to do because it didn't look correct to me (the wife!).  Bosch said the controls are supposed to be hidden and that the unit needed to be level.  So here is my question:  Why didn't the plumber tell my husband this?  I came to find out that this plumber was a seasoned plumber who had been doing this for many years.  He either lacked the verbal confidence to explain this to my husband, or he just didn't know.  When I called Ace to get another plumber out the next day, the gentleman was very defensive of this plumber and made me feel like I was a bad customer.  Originally, I had thought the plumber angled the dishwasher himself and not because of my husband's ill-advised request, so I was asking the gentleman how come the plumber would not know how to install the dishwasher properly.  When he found out it was my husband's request, I still asked why the plumber didn't explain to my husband why that was not a good idea. <br /> When another plumber came out the next day, he was very defensive of that plumber too.  But I had him check all of the other work anyway. <br /> Now, a year later,  I had to have the back hydrant replaced again by a different company (5/27/15 - find my positive review under a different plumber company!).  It turns out that during the soldering process, the Ace plumber accidentally got some soldering material into the hydrant, and it could no longer shut the water off. <br /> In sum, this was a bad experience because:  the plumber had poor communication with the customer, he did some faulty work, and the company made me out to be the bad guy (or girl, actually).  I should also say that I didn't yell at the plumber or the gentleman I called the next day.  I was professional.  But I was very concerned about the plumber not knowing how to do the work or for listening to a customer over his own good judgment. <br />"