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"Dave's team arrived on time and did a professional job repairing my washing machine hook-up."

"Technician Troy arrived on time, professional and courteous. Even though he couldn't fully repair the leaking water connection, he provided accurate information for owner to purchase the correct materials. Leak/s have been fixed and very happy with the response of Auger's Plumbing."

"Definitely would recommend Ed and his staff. We have used many services through out Brevard and they are by far the most reliable and thorough we have experienced. Thank you for repairing our old pipes and washer fittings at a reasonable cost. Also patched the wall and cleaned up afterwards. Thumbs up."

"H& H came out and the plumber was professional and cleaned up behind himself. The wotk was done correctly!"

"Friendly, quick, careful without making a mess. Replaced washer hot and cold faucets and hooked up new washer and dryer. I'm very pleased with the job well done."

"Pretty high markup if you can not opt to buy on your own and have Ben Franklin install. I am ninety four and no longer fit to shop for proper fixture....My son bought and installed similar faucet fixture for himself at about one quarter my cost."

Licensed and insured plumbing contractor\nLocally owned & Operated\nFull service & remodels\n\n-Thorough communication\n-Thorough diagnosis of your problem with the best possible solutions for you and your budget. \n-We know you are busy and your time is valuable. We strive to be on time and get right to work to quickly diagnose and resolve your issues.

"Danny was very instructive in determining we should have put in a gas instead of an electric tankless water heater you did an excellent job on writing all the pipes and setting it up for us including return visits to adjust the temperature to my wife's liking"

"first stage is done and there will be more stages to do this"

"I thought it went ok at the time, and it did as far as the completed job went, but I find out now (03/24/15) that they used polybutylene pipe to connect the faucet.  Because of insurance issues I'm now having to have it replaced at a cost of around $1000.  I'm told that plumbers have not used this material for a good while, and I don't understand why it was used here.  I'm disappointed that a "deal" I bought turned out this way.  I contacted the provider who said they no longer do plumbing.  My research shows that the poly was discontinued in 1995 after a class action suit."