
Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2018
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"One of the best installation services I've ever experienced."





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Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2018
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"One of the best installation services I've ever experienced."





+94

Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2020
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"was very kind and professional got the job done very well and in a great time recommend to anyone"



Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
Approved
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
Small jobs welcome
I have been doing plumbing and hvac work for 10 years. I have multiple licenses and very reliable and professional

Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
In business since 2001
Emergency services offered
Warranties offered
"Steve is a master plumber. As soon as he took a look at my boiler system, he determined root cause of my leak to be one of three things. The symptom pointed to my expansion tank, He swapped the part and fixed the problem in 15 minutes. No more basement water damage. He's honest, has a lot of integrity, a tidy worker, and a pleasure to work with. I recommend him to anyone who needs a repair, new install, or enhancement to their plumbing system/s."

Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
In business since 1960
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"My well pump failed on a Saturday night. The next day I called All Clear Plumbing and the plumber Alfred arrived quickly and provided an estimate. On Monday morning he returned and started the work. He was courteous and answered all my questions. The repairs were done quickly so that my household could get back to normal. Excellent service and I would use them again. Highly recommended."





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Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas

Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
In business since 2005
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"When we moved into this old Victorian we didn't realize we would have a problem with water showing up in our basement every time we had a big rain.
I called A-1 and another company to consult on the problem. They, of course, were very familiar with this problem and recommended a french drain system into a sump with appropriate pumps to send the water outside. The salesman (Bob) did a great job of explaining what they would be doing, the materials, and their knowledge of working on old houses.
Because of the vintage of the house (1901) it's a little tricky installing the french drain; normally you put the drain right at the base of the foundation wall; because the foundation in old houses are relatively fragile, you need to put the drain about a foot away from the wall and add a plastic liner to ensure water coming in at the base of the wall is channeled into the drain system.
I liked both company's proposals but decided to go with A-1.
Their crew (maybe 8-9 guys) showed up right on schedule to start 4-day job. Initially, the foreman thought it might take 5 days but they were able to finish in 4. I must tell you this was a huge, messy job BUT they did a great job of minimizing the impact on our house. They helped us consolidate all of our stuff in the center of the basement, built a plastic barrier to protect it, then went to work.
They outlined the location of the drain line and the sump, then began jack-hammering which lasted two days (no napping in our house during that time). They broke up the basement floor to dig the trench; that left a huge amount of debris to haul out, one 5-gallon bucket at a time. They lined the trench with the appropriate fabric, then drain rock, then installed the drain pipe. They dug the sump and installed the 2 sump pumps and connected the whole interior system. They drilled through the wall to get the pump output line outside and trenched the line about 40 feet into the yard where they dug a dry well.
Then the finish work: mixing concrete and covering over the drain pipe in the basement. When they finished it was almost as though they hadn't been there. The basement looked as good as before; the yard (and our new landscaping) was undisturbed.
What I especially liked was the things they did to go over and above--things I wouldn't have thought to ask about: they removed a couple of brick columns along the wall that were leftover from now removed waste lines; they added two access drain lines tied into the main system for things like a dehumidifier.
I am very satisfied with all of their work--I definitely got my money's worth. So far, we have a dry basement.
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Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
In business since 2005
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Very well would recommend to everyone"





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Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
In business since 2010
Free estimates
"Great company, i bought my own water heater and they installed it for me at a great price."

Serving Valley Stream, NY and surrounding areas
In business since 2007
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Overall, Jesse and his team were wonderful to work with. They were all very respectful and nice. The team tried to leave as much as the wiring and the floor as possible, as not to demo everything. In the demolition process, however, some of the screws for the light fixtures went missing (not a terrible thing, but a small hassle). The whole process took about a week, and the drain and the walls were fixed. Our house doesn't smell moldy anymore which is a great plus! Two small things which bothered me slightly after the fact, was that the foreman, Bryan, said he would return a window insert for our basement window, which he hasn't done yet (it keeps air from entering the basement). Also, instead of unscrewing some piping around the dryer vent, it seems that they have just ripped it out (but that was an easy fix on our end...we just got a new aluminum pipe for the dryer).
The team put plastic sheeting down to protect the furniture on the first floor where they had to come in and out of to get to the basement (we don't have basement access). They also did a cursory cleaning before they left each day, which I appreciated. It wasn't a deep clean, but that wasn't expected either.
Jesse offered, kindly, to help us find some contractors who could help replace the drywall/studs and retile our floor; however, his contacts were all busy and weren't able to help us. We ended up contacting some contractors through Angie's list to help us return our basement to its finished self.
It has been about a week and half after the work was completed, and the system seems to be working (and we have had some crazy rain storms). Although there is a puddle of water that collects around the lid of the sump pump, which worries me slightly. I have called Jesse to ask him if that's normal, but otherwise the work was well done!
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