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"Great! Arrived promptly. Assessed what needed to be done & quoted price. I felt the price was reasonable & hired Greenwell Plumbing to go ahead & repair the leak. They were finished the same day. I definitely would hire the company again & would recommend them to family & friends."

"Taylor and Mike performed the service call. They were following up after a previous issue, for which I had contacted the company, had recurred. They were very professional and thorough in searching for the cause of the problem. Very courteous, explained everything they were doing to remedy the problem. Will call them again if I have a plumbing issue."

"I had a new main sewer line put in .contractor had lowest bid and I can’t complain about one single thing . They arrived on time and finished on time and passed inspection , while saving me thousands . I am very grateful for Benjamin Franklin plumbing ."

"I called Guelda on June 2. I decided to ask them to do the work because they had replaced water meters in my neighborhood and the work seemed to go well. I was scheduled for a technician to come out on June 6 between 8:30-9:30 AM. At 9:30 no one had shown up so I called to confirm my appointment. I was told there had been an oversight of the work order and the representative apologized for the mistake. I rescheduled the work for 10:00-11:00 AM on June 6. At 11:09, I called Guelda and told the representative that my appointment could be cancelled because no one had shown up as rescheduled. I called another plumbing company. At about 11:30-11:40AM, the Guelda technician showed up. He had looked at the faucet on the side of my house and said that it was a frozen pipe split. I told him that the problem faucet was in the back and that I had already schedule another company to come out and resolve the problem. At no time with either schedule was I called to let me know (1) there was an oversight with my original schedule or (2) that the technician was delayed for the reschedule."

"Had no problems. I have used Brothers Plumbing for many years. <br />"

"It went well. The plumber was on time and neat in appearance. He went straight to work and finished his jobs in a timely manner. I had some new plumbing added and had updates in other places. The price was more than fair and he even came back for a follow-up call with no charge for the call. Very nice doing business with Venhoff. <br />"

"Technician arrived as scheduled and was polite and professional. Examined all the plumbing in the general area of the leak and determined that the water was coming from the refrigerator. <br />"

"I expected expensive repair for the issue. They we're flexible with options and friendly. Will likely contact them for full replacement in the future."

"Plumber was courteous and efficient, he performed the task needed and was very thorough <br />"

"I had received a flyer from Graham which described their philosophy, which I liked. So decided to give them a call. I had water on the floor of a small bathroom that had wet the carpet in an adjoining bedroom. I couldn't identify the source and my house is on a concrete slab with water pipes under the concrete. Sam Graham responded pretty quickly and spent about 45 minutes analyzing the potential sources of the problem and how to fix it. I trailed along with him and he didn't seem annoyed by that-I was impressed with how he analyzed the situation. He finally said he couldn't specifically identify the source but thought it was unusual that water would appear on the surface since pipes are below concrete. He thought the problem was probably under the sink vanity where the pipes come up through the concrete to the sink faucets. He said he could remove the vanity to verify that as the source but, if it wasn't, he would have to search more. Therefore, he suggested going into the wall(s), capping off the copper pipes, replacing with PEX pipes, and rerouting PEX pipes through walls rather than up through the concrete. Because of the layout of the pipes, his men had to cut through the wall of an adjoining closet, jack hammer concrete across the floor, cut into the wall of the adjoining bedroom and route the new pipes to the sink faucet and toilet. Once the new pipes were laid into the jack-hammered trench, the men reconcreted the floor. Since Graham's doesn't to remodeling, I hired a construction company to repair the walls. During that work, they found water damage to the vanity cabinet and removed it to replace it with a new vanity. Under the vanity was standing water, which validated Sam's initial thought that the leak was under the vanity. Graham's repair took care of the issue and I've not had a leak there since."