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DJs Home Services of Minnesota has been Minnesota Homeowners' Best Friend since 1971, providing top-quality Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Drains, Electrical, and Fireplace services. With decades of experience, DJs is committed to delivering reliable, professional, and customer-focused home services across the Twin Cities metro area. We take pride in our expert team, ensuring every job is done with care, precision, and a dedication to excellence.\n\nAt DJs, we dont just serve homes we build lasting relationships. We care deeply about our customers, employees, and the community, striving to make every home more comfortable, safe, and efficient. Whether its a quick repair, a full installation, or routine maintenance, homeowners can trust DJs for dependable service and a job well done.

"We got in contact with Ronnie, very polite and upfront with the prices. Came out on a Sunday to help clear our kitchen sink drain. He got it undone and was amazing to deal with will be keeping his number for other projects."

"Incredible service! The work was explained to me as they went along and the final project exceeded my expectations. Very friendly and knowledgable. They left my home clean and clear of any packaging or old products. I will hire them for future electrical work."

At TJ Repairs we pride ourselves on being the best home improvement company in the area. \nWe've built an excellent reputation for customer satisfaction by providing quick estimates, a great attention to detail, and competitive pricing. \nBeing a screened and approved professional gives you the peace of mind you need to allow us to give your home the attention it deserves. Call us today and let's get started!\n\n

"Technician showed up when scheduled and solved the problem quickly. Technician was friendly and polite and fixed things so we would have less trouble in the future. All done in a timely manner at a very reasonable cost. I would call them again for any drain or sewer problems. This company may be new, but they will be a standout."

"The plumber from Randy Lane did a good job of the plumbing work and also a very good job of explaining what he was doing. Our house is fairly old and a lot of sections of copper pipe were corroded. As we can not afford to do all of them at once, we had to replace just the pipes and sections that are most corroded and/or leaky. The plumber helped me prioritize which sections should be re-piped now, and which ones could reasonably be watched and replaced in the future. He explained this clearly and without pressure, then when I decided on the best approach he got to work on it. As always, I have confidence in the work that was performed by Randy Lane. Over the years at our previous house and our current one, we've had several different plumbers from Randy Lane perform various types of plumbing work for us, and the work has always been quality. I highly recommend this company.
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"My service with them went well.  I've used them on a number of occasions.  With the experiences I've had is that he has been timely.  When I call him he usually comes pretty quickly.  He is professional and he does good work.  I remember that his prices are a little on the high side.  I usually call him when something goes out of my sump pump or when it is an emergency.  If I recall correctly in the past he has been pretty responsive.  I thought he went above and beyond and he was responsive as well as came quickly when my sump pump quit which impressed me."

"Even though I have read some negative comments about their plumbing's prices, I wanted to give them a chance as I had a fairly good experience on the HVAC side. Unfortunately, I am afraid the comments were right! I called them for a leak in my basement related to a water drain from the second floor bathrooms. Before starting, Matt explain to me he had to go through a "pluming diagnostics" of the entire house and systems that is a flat fee of $497 (based on the age of the house) for: Unlimited Time to find the problem, One level 1 to 2 repair included with diagnostic, performance check, whole home water quality analysis, including chlorine, water hardness, and total dissolved solids, confirmation that system is safe, reliable, and energy efficient, Applies to equipment 6-20+ years old, main drain, water pressure/water temperature over 1500 sqft, tankless water heater. Basically a fee to "find the leak" and anything else that could be wrong in my house in order to give me suggestions for additional repairs that go on top of the "diagnostic fee", unless it is a level 1 or 2 repair that you probably never have anyway...! I my case Matt's listed 3 options: - $4.193 (repair copper drain, new washing machine hoses, install pressure valve and new 50 Gal water heater) - $1.467 (repair copper drain, new washing machine hoses, install pressure valve). Meaning $2.726 for the water heater alone. Or $631 (repair copper drain, new washing machine hoses). Meaning $836 for the pressure valve alone! I told him I could do the machine hoses myself and asked him how much it would be just to fix the leak => $364. That means the charge to change 2 $10 hoses is $267!! By the way, they don't deduct the $79 service call if you are not part of the Membership Program, charge an additional $14 for "Transfer Fuel Surcharge" and didn't discount the $50 coupon. Bottom line my invoice was $497 + $79 + $14 + $364 = $954. Fortunately, I talked to Kristy from Customer Service the following day and got the $50 coupon applied and got an additional $50 off after my open and direct discussion with her. Thank you Kristy. Still, I believe the all process was a bit complicated for a leak and would have to try a different plumber next time. Further more, what's going on with the "Plumbing Diagnostic" fee if they have to come again later on during the year for another issue? I surely wouldn't need another "check" of my entire house..."

"We smelled a gas leak around our stove.  Centerpoint technicians confirmed, but could not pinpoint the exact location because they did not pull the stove out.  (They said it was too heavy.)  They shut off the gas and said we could not use the stove until we got it fixed.  But they could not provide any suggestions on whom I should contact for the repair.

When I called MN Plumbing & Appliance, I was frustrated.  I had already called several other companies -- Sub Zero-Wolf (manufacturers), Wolf's one certified service and repair company in the Twin Cities, a gas pipe installer, and several plumbers -- none of which said they could for sure do the repair, because I did not know if the leak was in the gas range, or somewhere else.  One plumber was too busy, and one plumber, though super helpful, did not think he could pull the stove out on his own.

The receptionist at MN Plumbing & Appliance was not sure they could help either, but she had me call one of the owners directly to ask. Scott listened, and said he probably could do the repair -- so long as the leak was not in the range.  He answered my question about his rates, which seemed reasonable.

Scott was not available until two days later, but when he came over, he got the stove out no problem, and quickly located and repaired the leak, bringing the gas connection up to code.  He is professional and experienced, and I would call him for future plumbing needs.

Everything went well.  No more gas smells, and we can use the stove now. The only thing that I was not completely satisfied about -- though it turned out not to be a huge deal -- was that Scott had told me over the phone that I should ask for two people to come over from MN Plumbing to make sure they would be able to move the range.  I made that request to the scheduler, which is why it took two days to be able to get an appointment.  There was no one available to come with Scott earlier.  But then, somehow, only Scott was put on the schedule to come over to my home.  He was able to move the stove on his own, so it didn't matter.  (And I suppose it saved me money because I then paid for only 1 person's time.)  But if he had been unable to move the stove, it would have wasted all of our time. And, if he were coming on his own anyhow, we could have gotten the stove fixed sooner.

Still, I am happy the gas leak is fixed.  And I appreciated Scott's willingness to try to fix the leak even though we didn't know exactly where it was.


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"He’s been here three or four times since then. He’s actually coming back at the end of January when we’re ready for the finishing. By January, he will be doing the plumbing on our laundry. It’s our first time to use him."