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"He came and assessed the damaged. Then he said he needed parts, it being old it took a little while to find it. Then he put new part in cleaned the tub nicely. Plumber James was super polite and very competent. Would definitely hire again!!"

"Excellent services provided as they replaced the wax ring under my toilet as well as cleaned the line. Worked fast and were friendly to me and my dog. Would hire them again and again for semi-annual or annual maintenance."

"Jim came sooner then expected. Look at the fithy drain and gave a reasonable estimate. Stating if he didn't have it finished in about an hour then he would have to come back and do more extensive work.
My drain was clogged with debris from recent construction and pack in the very well. Jim started and was done before I had time to question it.
He made sure the drain was working and the were no debris holing anything up.He clean my mess and his mess, very tidy.
Jim came in was very professional and polite. He talk in a manner that I understood and not professional jargon. Very tidy in appearce and work.
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Serving Colorado been in the construction feild for over 20 year open my handyman businee in 2009 to help home owners with thier needs an to give them the best service that i can i enjoy what i do not every job is the same an thats why i like what i do

"Overall, they did a decent work, but there were definitely flaws in the job. Installation of the Pella door was good. I had to add quite a bit of insulation around it to assure minimal air leakage. The deck was well built. However, when John left for a while we found one of his workers trying to hammer a screw into place. That indicates pretty much "warm body" hiring in my view. 
The lawn edging surrounding the deck was poorly installed, with a seam right at a 90-degree corner; it has come apart and I'll have to replace it. Inside the edging, we wanted rock. When he came up short with quantity he supplien, he "borrowed" rock that we had paid for from another area of landscaping, leaving that area shorted.
Most problematic, there is a drain from the roof that runs under the deck which carries the majority of our roof's water. John's suggestion--and I kick myself for accepting it--was to dig a 3' pit (barely), line it with ground-cloth, fill it with larger rock, and dump the drain into it. In this clay, that pit acts as a rather small barrel,. In anything but the lightest rain, the pit overflows. Because the lawn is nearly level, some of it comes back against the foundation and has caused a moisture problem in my basement.
What was needed, I now realize, was a "french drain" to carry the water much further away, and to an above-grade exit. John's "shortcut" solution was totally insufficient, which I think as a professional he should have realized. I am now looking for a contractor to rework the drainage issue. It will be more expensive, now that the deck is in place, but I have to do it to stop the moisture problem.
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"On 1st unit, techs added a lot of freon and cleared the blocked drain line from the blower. The continuous running on the the second unit has been a recurring problem that had been treated prior as thermostat problem. The problem has always returned after thermostat replacement. The AAA tech is the first to examine the blower thoroughly and discover a bad module as the problem. Hopefully, this will be a lasting fix."

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"From a distance the bathroom looks beautiful.  However, there are a number of things that seem substandard, some of which they fixed, some of which I fixed, and some we have to live with.

Things we have to live with:

1) Tile on shower floor is noticeably wavy (e.g., water flowing down the shower wall takes a somewhat meandering-stream path to the shower drain).  The contractor said all his floors turn out this way, and that this is the way they look in showrooms.  A home-builder friend said this was definitely substandard for the price.  Now I just try to imagine that I'm in some Tuscan villa every time I take a shower.

2) The sink faucet drain plug is hard to access (e.g., requires two hands) because there is not enough room behind the fixture.  The contractor told me he sees this problem all the time with some fixtures on this vanity.  Why didn't he give me a heads up when I was shopping for fixtures, or before he installed it?

3) There is a spot on the shower floor, right next to the drain, that is lower than the drain (causing a ~2-inch puddle that remains after a shower).

Things they came back and fixed:

1) Recessed shelves installed in the shower sloped to the back, causing water to pool at the back (i.e., a marble wouldn't roll out, but would immediately and quickly roll to the back).

2) A light switch installed right next to another was 1/2 inch lower than than that one next to it.

3) The towel rack they installed was shorter than the one they replaced (only able to hold one towel rather than two).

4) More caulk needed around the shower floor, and a tile or two on the floor had sloppy grout work.

5) The bull nose they chose for a shelf in the shower was definitely not something we wanted (nor asked for)

Things we had to fix:

1) On first use, it became apparent that not only was the shower head not vertically aligned with the shower-faucet handle (see photo), but also neither of these were aligned horizontally with respect to shower standing room (e.g., to have water spraying on the center of my neck, one side of my body had to be touching the wall.  I went to the hardware store an bought a couple brass pipe fixtures to move the head over horizontally (see photos)

2) There was a hole in the caulk right at the top of the shower-handle fixture, perfectly aligned for water to flow behind the tile (my home-builder friend found this one).  I bought some caulk and filled it, plus a few other places that needed some additional caulk.

3) We were left with dust all over both our master bedroom and garage.  A simple heads up would have allowed us to remove linens and cover electronics and power equipment.  Now every time I move something in the garage I'm greeted with a puff of porcelain dust in my face (not healthy).

4) We have a heater pipe going into the floor next to the shower entry, right where kids will cause water to pool when they get out of the shower.  The holes going into the floor here were never filled with anything (see photo), so now I have another caulking project later today (or I'll get water damage in the ceiling above our dining room table).

5) There were a number of other smaller things I won't bother to describe, but you might see them yourself among the photos attached."