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"Large job with multiple small natural gas leaks. The job took longer than they expected due to extent. When finished all was repaired."

"you get whast you pay for $99 special drain cleanout and expert advice on cause, effect, and solution, no hard upsell, no bull, just work done on time."

"Went well. They were quick, thorough in explaining and fixed a leak in the shutoff valves. Also fair with pricing. Would recommend."

"Was not pleased with the mess he left. He had to cut through the drywall to get to the pipe. He left the drywall, the big piece that he cut out and several other pieces all over the floor, along with the shavings. My son was home and when the worker was done, he didn't let my son know that he was leaving and was done with the job. He didn't even have my son go downstairs to see if the spicket was even working. It's not running anymore, but I don't know if it works!"

"  My husband and I have a perplexing situation that perhaps someone can shed some light upon.  About 14 years ago we built our home and we had gas heater installed in our garage. The cost for installation the heater hooking up the gas line and thermostat cost around $400.
This fall we noticed that the pilot light was not on. In the past when we had any problems with our furnace we called Smith and Sons heating and air-conditioning and received excellent reasonable service. We knew that Smith and Sons heating had been purchased by Bassett services so we called them and arrange a service call.
The Basset service man check the unit and determined that the thermocouple was operating but we had a defective gas valve. He called his office to check on the availability and price of a replacement gas valve Honeywell VS 820. We were told that a replacement gas valve would cost approximately $750 without any guarantee and was non-returnable. He said that it would be more reasonable to replace the entire gas heater. The service man arrange fora Bassett consultant to come and give us an estimate to replace the heater.   We received an estimate from Bassett for a new replacement heater- H25N, adapt to same gas line, reconnect to existing thermostat, test and fire unit. The total cost was $2175 including tax.
We may be old and retired, we are not stupid!
My husband researched online and found a Honeywell the VS820 Powerpile Gas Valve for $99.45 including shipping.
He also found several H25N infrared garage heaters( exact replacement )from prices between $275 and $330. With free shipping.
Included in our estimate were several Angie's list super service awards along with several BBB complaint free awards. Our question is does this seem reasonable. 
This makes me fill less confident with using Angie's list.  I hope anyone using Bassett services will get more than one estimate!
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"On Thursday afternoon my water heater sprung a leak and was spraying water out the top. Fortunately I could shut off the water. The two Atwell guys were able come out Friday morning. I had my water heater that vents thought the roof, replaced with a power vent water heater that vents through the side wall. It was more expensive since the new venting had to be installed. I now plan on removing the vent pipe that goes out through the roof."

"LEE HAAS WAS PROMPT IN SHOWING UP FOR THE ESTIMATE AND THE INSTALLING CREW (BUDDY & DOUG) WERE NEAT AND SHOWED UP PROMPTLY AS WELL. THEY DISCOVERED THAT NOT ENOUGH PIPE WAS ORDERED & HAD TO RETURN A SECOND TIME TO FINISH INSTALLATION. THEY WERE VERY GOOD ABOUT LAYING CLOTHS TO PROTECT THE FLOOR & CLEANED UP AFTERWARDS."

"I received a buyer's inspection report and items they wanted fixed before sale, including adding a separated valve to the water heater, extending a drain line under a crawlspace and a sink leak. As always, R.T. Moore's plumbing guys came through for me, and got everything done a few days after my call. I have sworn by these guys for years now, and continue to sing their praises. They are top-notch professionals who never rip me off and do things right the first time. Highly rated."

"Just before midnite on Christmas eve, we noticed a strong smell coming from the mechanical room of our basement. We have a 1/2-bath that backs up to that room, and the wastewater from that room goes into an above-the-ground holding tank with a sewage pump inside that lifts it up to the sewer line. When we got into the room, there was a trail of water coming from the bottom of the tank across the concrete floor. We contained it with towels, and wiped some of it up. We just purchased the home within the last 3 months and knew someday we'd want to improve that installation, but it was working fine up until that moment. We received a home warranty thru HMS when we bought the house, and actually found a human working the phones at that hour. They put out (we assume) several calls to and we received a call from Jon @ Ameri-Plumb right at noon on Christmas day. He inquired as to the situation and said he'd be out the next day at 9AM - which was fine since the water had started to dry up and the odor had significantly dissipated. Jon arrived right on time, and was cordial and professional on arrival. He immediately set out to try to replicate the problem so he could diagnose where the water was coming from. Since we weren't able to get the water to come out of the tank again, he concluded that the pump had backed up on something that was in the tank, that eventually worked its way through - which made sense, since it was functioning completely normal at that point. He immediately noted that he is "not fond" of the system that's installed based on the fact that it limits how much of a back-up you can experience before the water/smell enters the living/working space. Based on that impression we discussed several options on how he would approach addressing the situation both in the near-term (i.e. break/fix) and the long term, given that we do plan on re-doing that bathroom and adding a shower - remember, this is in our finished basement. Jon was reluctant to be critical of any plumbers that may have done work prior, but was straight-forward about the problems he observed and was able to explain clearly why something was wrong and how he would go about correcting it, all the while, listening and integrating in our needs and observations. The nominal fee he charged us for making the diagnosis of the original problem was, in our opinion, very fair... especially considering it was a Saturday, AND the day after Christmas."

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