This business is definitely not closed. I found out about Brian Asher through George Morlan Plumbing. Brian is a contractor/handyman of impeccable integrity who, from what I can tell, works every day of the week. Point being, he probably doesn't even know what Yelp is much less goes online to correct his business profile. So dagnabbit I am going to do it for him.
Most corporate execs could learn a thing or two from Brian. He has high standards of quality workmanship, is extremely customer service oriented, and does not seem to be primarily motivated by money. Ok, well, given the latter I guess he wouldn't be a good fit in corporate America, but that is good news for all of us out here looking for a skilled, reliable and honest contractor. Brian is all three.
The first time I "hired" him - and I use quotes because Brian did not charge me - the claw on my clawfoot tub in a newly remodeled bathroom fell apart and yanked my plumbing from the wall. My dad was in town from Wisconsin and we were trying to figure out a way to avoid having to buy and install a new $4000-5000 tub!
George Morlan Plumbing highly recommended Brian as a contractor who knew old homes in and out. I called him and he came on a weekend from Tigard. He brought in his tools, and helped my dad rig a solution that fixed the plumbing leak, allowed me to keep the original tub, and is still holding strong to this day - a couple of years later. He said to me "Well I probably just talked myself out of a job, but this fix won't cost you anything and will hold forever if you leave it."
He was cheerful and happy and great to work with. He was fast and pleasant and trustworthy. I felt guilty that he was going to go back to Tigard from my NoPo home empty handed and tried to pay him, but he wouldn't let me. And it isn't like the economy was any friendlier to contractors then than it is now, but he never seemed desperate, greedy or otherwise overeager to bilk me out of a few hundred. That was a good place of trust from which I felt confident to work with him on future jobs.
Especially if you own an older and maintenance intensive home, make Brian your go-to guy. He isn't the cheapest, but he is definitely the best. read more