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"Cost slot for a simple water leak where they just replaced a cap on copper line"

Anytime Rooters, we bring dependable drain-cleaning expertise to your home or business. I’m Robert, and I’ve built this company with a focus on honesty, fair pricing, and real solutions. Whether it’s a routine clean-out or a second opinion on a bigger job, we’re here when you call—because we truly care about keeping your pipes flowing and your wallet happy.”

"They were quick to respond, reached out to confirm the time and called to say they were 5 minutes away. Rory opened the line as co-owner Charlie stopped by to check-in. Because of this positive encounter, they will be back to upgrade and install three new toilets."

Whether you need a complete sewer line cleaning, thawing of frozen pipes or root growth removal we offer a wide range of residential and commercial services to meet your needs. We also do power washing and gutter cleaning.\nWe continually strive to exceed expectations by ensuring that each client receives the very best service.

"Fixed water line for fridge went great! Also got a bit from him too rough in bathroom in basement ."

"Contacted company and told them that my dishwasher had standing water in the bottom and was not draining; Plumber came and confirmed that the dishwasher had standing water in the basin and that the drain pipe was not plugged; Was told that he was just a plumber and that I needed to contact an appliance repair service; Was misled by AL that this plumber was an appliance repair service"

"Cady Handyman showed up on time and completed the job in under the estimated amount of time with no damage to my yard. Their estimate was dead on. They installed an underground sprinkler system and hooked it up to my main water line. Cady's people wonderful!"

Since 1996, PGC has installed over 10,000 projects—that's more than 10,000 satisfied customers. We are competitively priced and our objective has always been "To be the best." Remember—you get what you pay for. Get it right the first time, on time, every time - is our motto. \n\nCome and visit our showroom, where you are treated with respect and a warm, family welcome! We can also provide a home consultation.

"Found the problem and recommended a remediation expert to ride downstairs of water damage."

"Removing some of the old insulation and installing the foam insulation went well.  The rest of the project had some hiccups.  The job started on July 22nd and finished on November 18th.  It was to be approximately  a one week job.  In order to do the insulation work, all of the furniture in the living area had to be moved to the center of the room in order for the workers to cut out pieces of sheetrock so that the foam insulation could be installed.  Between the cutting and everything else, all of my personal belongings were covered with grit, old insulation, and dust that comes from using power tools to cut the sheetrock.  I had been told that all of my belongings would be covered.  They weren't, which I discovered when I came upstairs to see how they were doing. After some very heated words from me, I found sheets etc to use to cover everything as they did not come equipped to do so.  I am still cleaning grit etc. from every genealogy paper and object in that room.  When it came to the kitchen door there were some problems for the workers because this house is more than 80 years old.  There was a lot of time spent to get everything to work properly so that the door would fit.  In doing so, a small chunk of stucco that was located just above where they were working fell off the house.  They did discuss what to do about it but it wasn't resolved.  That still needs to be repaired next Spring.  There was confusion about who was responsible for installing and painting the trim upstairs so it wasn't completed until Nov 18th.  The furniture was put back into place on that same day and I could finally use the room again.  There is still some trim in and outside the kitchen that needs painting come Spring.  The interior of the kitchen door needs to be sandpapered and repainted so that it is all smooth and looks professional.  The storm door had been installed years ago when the house was not quite so uneven and at that time about 4 inches had been cut off of the bottom of the door to make it fit. Because of how bad this now looked, the plan was for me to buy the storm door and they would install it gratis.  Later on, because of the communication problems and the extra amount of time it took to finish the project, the company decided that they would both buy and install the door for me.  They bought a better door than I would have and it looks great.  [The storm door was not part of the original contract].  I gave them a "C" in responsiveness because their communication skills need a lot of improvement.  Keeping in touch with your client  on a weekly basis is not too much to ask for.  And I had very little contact with my project manager during this time period of July to November.  He actually thought the job was finished but never took the time to call and ask me if it was done and was I happy with the outcome.  Just doing that would save them from a lot of angry clients.  The workers who came were all very professional,  focused on their jobs, did not waste time and were very friendly.   As to whether I would hire this company again is uncertain.  From a quality standpoint I definitely would.  From a communication standpoint, only with a lot of improvement."