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"He replaced all valves in sprinkler system, while having to deal with multiple roots underground."

"MRM did an excellent job. They came by to evaluate the problem when they said they would. After the job was scheduled in the afternoon, they called and told me when to expect the plumber to arrive. When the plumber arrived, we discussed preferences for the replacement faucet. After purchasing, the equipment was installed without any unforeseen problems, within the estimate job time. The plumber left a clean job site, and a bill arrived at the original amount. All in all, a very satisfactory repair."

"*Update from story below. I upped the rating I gave them because the owner of the company called me up personally and apologized and their insurance company took care of all the clean up and restoration. The owner is a stand up guy at least and made things right. I dont know if the two employees that messed up this job still work there so I did not recommend the company until I would have that information. Here is the original story... *I needed a company with a jetter to unclog drain. When I called on Friday, they quoted $150 for 2 hours for 2 people, if it goes over 2 hours, $75 more an hour. Made appt. for Monday. They call me Monday morning before coming out, they made a mistake, it is going to be $380-$400 for 2 hours and 2 people. The guy gets here around 10am. He hands me a quote on an iPads going to be $590 for hours and 2 people. (bait and switch?). We settle on $450 :( . Second guy does not get there for about another 1/2 hour. They started jetting around 10:50 when sewage water comes up out of the drain by the fridge. They did nothing to suck it up. They stopped the jetting and watched my wife and I try to mop up gallons of sewage water with one mop and bucket while trying to save furniture boxes, etc. I called my son to bring my wet/dry vac from across town because a mop and bucket would not cut it. They continued to do nothing to help. I was about done sucking up the major parts of water when the 1st guy comes to me (about 1.5 hours of when he got there) and says it is gong to be another hour and if I want cleaning, it is going to now cost almost $800. By then I had a company called ******** ******** there with cleaning/disinfect/sanitizing machines ready to clean. I replied on paying for the cleaning. So they started jetting again (without helping clean or suck up the mess they made) and it unclogged within a couple of minutes while I stood there and sucked out the sewage from the source. Unclogged and done. Everything is a mess. After he tells me the bill with his iPad and says it is $590, I ask him if he was going to clean and charge me for it, how was he going to suck up 25-30 gallons of sewage water... He then says We have a wet/dry vac in the van. I then tell him. You mean to tell me that you could have sucked this sewage water out at the source when you were jetting preventing all this mess. He mumbled something under his mask and then lowered the bill to $450 plus tax. I have called a restoration company (walls, vanities, etc... are going to have to come out, claims it may cost thousands of dollars). I had to call a carpet company to come an clean and sanitize. Bottom line, if these two employees of this company had done their job and used their equipment to suck out the sewage at the source, this negligence caused by their company could have been avoided. Its been 2 days since this happened and no one from their company has reached out to us to help with this clean up or mess. We have all this on video and we are seeking legal advice at this point. My advice for everyone out there would be to steer clear from this company."

"Title: Exceptional, trustworthy plumbing — highly recommended Galactic Mechanical & Plumbing exceeded every expectation. After a frustrating runaround with other companies, Jordan drove up from Albuquerque to Santa Fe, waived the trip charge, and quickly diagnosed that I only needed a faucet fixture (not a full sink). He went to Home Depot, installed the new fixture, fixed a few other small issues, and left everything working — all billed fairly for one hour of labor. Jordan was professional, efficient, and honest; Megan in the office was courteous and helpful. As a longtime local with two homes, I’m already planning to use Galactic as my go-to plumber. Highly recommend them for reliable, respectful, and skilled service. Thank you, Jordan."

"I will be calling mother road again for all my home repair needs I called because I tried to fix things on my own and made things 10 time worse but not only was he able to fix my screw up he was also able to make it look really nice I really appreciate the amazing work 10 out of 10 would recommend"

Iron Horse Plumbing and Heating is a local, family owned plumbing and heating business serving Albuquerque and the East Mountains.\n \nWe pride ourselves on quality workmanship, clear communication and professional plumbing and heating solutions that stand the test of time

"Hired them to replace a rusted pipe on my tankless water heater. Was very professional and fast with the repair. Also gave me tips on how to maintain my water heater and flush the system myself. Would definitely recommend."

"Mr. Wilson arrived right on time and got to work right away. I already knew the wax ring needed to be replaced. Mr. Wilson promptly diagnosed a leak in the toilet tank water supply line and replaced the line. Everything is in perfect working order now. Better than new. I will definitely use Wilson Waterworks again for any future plumbing work.
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"Adam was our A/C Tech. He preformed all of the tests and replaced the part in less than 45 minutes. The price was fair and the work is guaranteed for 1 year. 5 Stars! Strong built is on our call list now."

"Alvin was careful to explain prior to starting work that if he required extra supplies, etc it would be on top of the Angie's price. Also, that there was the possibility that it would not be a simple replacement. I expected that. The replacement turned out to be more complicated than I'd anticipated.
The plumbing pipes for hose bibbs are installed between the vertical studs. There is supposed to be a horizontal cross brace that secures the "inside" part of the bibb  with 2 screws into the wood. Turns out, when the house was built in 1997, no cross bracing was added inside the wall, so the unsupported pipe had been shifting each time we turned the faucet on or off for the past 17 years. So, when he went to remove the outside portion, instead of "unthreading" as it should have,  the copper pipe broke off at the joint inside the wall. In order to complete the repair, Alvin needed to make an access port on the interior wall. He very carefully sawed an 8x8" piece out of the drywall, added a wood cross brace to the existing framing, secured the plumbing pipe to it, then attached the new hose bibb on the outside. After completing the repair, he carefully re-fitted the piece to the wall and used some caulk I had to cover the seam.
We were charged only for the difference in supplies, not for the additional time involved, which I was grateful for. I was also relieved that we had decided to have this done. I hate to think about some day going out to turn the hose on or off and have a fountain inside the wall.
I felt he handled the situation very well, explaining to me along the way what the problem was and how he would fix it.
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