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"Good work, helped with getting the Washington Gas rebate, no complaints."

"Courteous, friendly and very respectful, fixed the my exterior water pipe, no more leaks. Tough job repaired in a reasonable timely manner. Many Thanks."

"Remodeling work cause leakages in the gas lines. I made an appointment with the scheduler BUT Michael Bonsby called me to understand the problem and to explain/assure me that they would ensure a thorough check on the gas line/safety. Mark the specialist spent a good couple hours going through every corner of the gas/water lines and sent me a written report. And he spent time explaining the technical aspects so now I know how to maintain the system. Strongly recommend them for service. Good value to price. Peace of mind!"

"Star Plumbing and Drain, LLC are professional & experienced. They consulted with me before the work began they explained different options to help me make the best decision for my family. Thank you Star!"

"Excellent work done by the professional gas plumber Jamie who fixed several gas leaks in the basement of the house by replacing several old pipes with union system pipes. In time, professional, and state of the art work. Highly recommended!"

"Woke up this morning to my hvac leaking and contacted Markool. I have never used them before and was in a pinch. They fit me right in this morning and were out at my house within 2 hours. The tech stepped in the door and placed covers for his shoes so he did not track in any dirt which was impressive! The tech was very professional and super friendly. Problem was diagnosed and FIXED within an hour. The price was extremely reasonable to the point I was shocked in a good way (expecting a higher price). Anyways, I will most certainly be a returning customer. Thank you Markool Heating Cooling Plumbing."

"THE PLUMMER I HAD WAS DAMON. HE EXPLAINED AS HE DID HIS WORK .....PRICE OK , WILL HIRE HPC FOR ALL MY PLUMMING FROM NOW ON ....THANK YOU DAMON"

"We've used Heil Plumbing for many years and have been very satisfied with their work. And, they show up on time."

"- Plumber came and snaked the pipe. The water went down fine and he left. - Two days later the tenant said the kitchen sink was backing up again but he did not schedule an appointment because the problem went away relatively quickly. - Three weeks later Tenant sends me a video the kitchen sink being backed up again. Tenant was very clear they were careful to minimize any food that goes down the trash disposal in case it could clog up the pipe. I spoke with Definitive because I felt like I paid to have a problem fixed and the problem was not fixed; I felt some type of credit was in order. The plumber's argument was that 3 weeks had passes and that they couldn't warranty a service. Fair enough, but 3 weeks strike me as awfully short time frame, especially if food was not being thrown in the trash disposal. I googled this situation and it seems its customary and accepted practice that you pay for services rendered regardless of the results. Fair, that's fine. As far as the recurring clogging problem, it appears there are many instances where the snaking can break through the clog but can a) partially break the clog leaving grease and other debris on the sides or b) break the clog but not go down far enough whereby the debris will remain somewhere in the pipe and eventually build back up. Generally this seems to happen with amateurs that aren't thorough enough with the snaking and don't snake down far enough. It's true, my tenants could have stuffed a whole bunch of food down the drain but everything about them so far has been such that I believe them when they say they minimized the amount of food that went down the garbage disposal. To me the lack of thoroughness in the snake job seems more plausible which is why I gave them a D for quality."

"In terms of getting the job done, Chris was completely fine, organized and professional, also fitted me into his schedule on short notice on same day. The issue I have with price is the following. I live in a condominium building. For plumbing work in a private house, Chris charges a visitation service fee of $49, which I was informed is credited back against the work charge if the customer ok's his doing the work. For plumbing work in a condominium, however, Chris charges a visitation service fee of $69, which is not credited back against the work charge if the customer ok's his doing the work. Thus, for doing work in a condominium building, my understanding is that there is in effect a substantial condominium surcharge. (For example, per the above information and excluding the 10% discount referred to below, assuming a work charge of $200 done in a private house the total fee would be $ 49 +$200 - $49 = $200. For the same work done in a condominium building, the total fee would be $69 + $200 = $269), Chris did honor (on a first time basis) the posted 10% discount to Angies' list member customers for the actual work done. I suppose there may be situations in a condominium context where it is necessary to deal/coordinate with neighbors' or building piping and water supply complications or other issues in order to complete the desired plumbing work. However, no such complications occurred in the work Chris did for me. It was a straightforward drain snake job, and the time from Chris' arrival to departure from my building's parking lot was to my recollection no more than 45". I would hire Chris again if he eliminated his condominium surcharge policy."