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"Very professional. We love our new gas logs."

JASCO PLUMBING\n\nWith over 30 years of hands-on experience, Jasco Plumbing is committed to delivering quality workmanship and honest, reliable service.\n\nOwner Jason Cooper is a licensed Master Plumber (since 2012) who takes pride in communication, professional results, and treating every home with care and respect. Whether it?s a small repair or a larger project, you can count on dependable service done right the first time.\n\nWe believe in integrity, transparency, and building lasting relationships with our customers.\n\nContact Jasco Plumbing "The Plumbing Company" today?we?d be honored to earn your business.

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"The next morning, Telvin from AATP came to bypass the leak. My wife said he was very pleasant and professional. He found that there were 2 leaks; one pinhole, the other leak was at the connection at the meter which caused the jump from a pint to a gallon per minute waste - over 1400 gallons per day. When Brian and Telvin arrived, they uncovered several problems but worked through them and completed the job, pending an inspection from the county. Next day, the inspector arrived late afternoon and approved the job. Because AATP could not return that night and rain was expected (not their problem), I went ahead and filled in the trench. Brian and Telvin did a great job, even adding another shutoff valve and pressure relief valve between the meter and the house. I highly recommend All About The Pipes and especially the Brian/Telvin crew."

"I had old leaking water valves at my washing machine in my newly bought house. They were welded onto old copper piping and i couldn't remove them myself. Called QC Plumbing and they sent Tore out the next day. He reviewed what he needed to do and gave me a price up front. He then cut out a section of drywall and cut out the copper piping and valves. He replaced them, checked for leaks and hooked up my washing machine hoses too. Good work as far as I can tell... didn't have another cost estimate to compare to, but it ended up being about what I expected it would be."

"Representative arrived Monday (March 13) to determine what the problem was. (I had smelled sewer gas when washing a load of clothes on Sunday). After determining a pipe was broken under my home, a repair was scheduled for Tuesday morning (March 14). The repairman arrived on time, made the repair, tested to make sure there was no leakage after repair, and the job was complete within 1 1/2 hours."

"First, an observation about price: I didn't give that category a letter grade, because I regularly use Carter and have no standard for comparison. We paid a one-time fee to qualify for discounts for life in their Diamond Club, so we get a little break that way. Here's how the work went: 1) Our kitchen sink clogged on a Sunday night, belching black gunk. I called, and a technician came out that evening and cleaned the line ($270). He went down to the crawlspace to make sure his augur had not damaged any pipes and came back with pictures fit for a plumber's horror movie: Rust was flaking off our 50-year-old, cast iron pipes, which had already required two cleaning procedures in less than five years, and they were generally in sore shape. He recommended re-plumbing the crawlspace -- kitchen pipes, washer, wet bar and downstairs half-bathroom -- with PVC. As we expect to be in the house another 20 years, we said yes. 2) He and another plumber were back two days later to do the work under the house ($2100). All seems to have gone well. We had an HVAC technician down there a few weeks later doing a regular check on our system, and he said everything was clean and dry. 3) About three days after the crawlspace re-plumbing, I found a small puddle on my kitchen counter. It was dripping from the space between two kitchen cabinets that were directly under my upstairs bathtub. I called Carter, and a technician recommended that I caulk around the tub fixtures in order to prevent any splashback water from getting into the wall and leaking. I did so, appreciating the free suggestion, and there were no puddles for two days -- but then, suddenly, the leak recurred. I had Carter come out the next day, and the same plumber (Derrick, if I am spelling his name right, a good guy) cut into the drywall in the room adjacent to the bathroom and showed me the leak. As the bathroom hardware was all 50 years old, he recommended I go to a hardware store and buy a whole new set. I did, and he and a partner came back two days later -- a weekend intervened, causing a slight delay, but we have another shower -- to install the hardware and fix the leak. The $870 fee included the construction of a four-sided panel in the wall. Three of the white wooden sides (which look like framing around the door to the room) are fixed; the top one has a handle that allows us to lift it out of place. So rather than replace the sheetrock and have the room painted, we approved this 24-inch-by-24-inch door, which looks good. If we ever have another problem, we'll slide up the top panel and have instant access to the back of the shower and tub. Finally, the house is dry!"

"The plumbers were very nice and did a great job for me. I had them hook up an in-line water filter at my kitchen sink. I would highly recommend these guys to anyone!"

"Integrity installed our hvac unit and has serviced it. They also came out and extended the water drain pipe at my request. I have been very pleased with everything they have done for me"