I called Brian B Quick when my sink became clogged, and the garbage disposal wasn't working properly. I also noticed I had a small leak under the sink. I had not had plumbing issues since I moved in 6 years before and did not have a regular plumber, so I looked some up and chose Brian. B. Quick. The company sent a master plumber named Dan Stewart to my house. He seemed very nice and sounded pretty assured that he could snake the drain and replace the garbage disposal. His estimate to begin work was $ 1,800 to resolve my issue. While I thought that was really high, I am a federal employee and not rich; he explained that this was on par for a day's work, and it would be done right.
By the end of the day, he explained that it was an issue of old pipes and he needed to move where my sink was draining into, so that he could go into the laundry/trash room on the other side of the wall and get the pipe drainage block issue resolved, and fix my plumbing problem. The only issue was that it would cost between $4,000 and $ 4,700 to get the work done. Given that I already owed $ 1,800, I agreed because I needed the issue resolved. He installed new pipes to a different drainage pipe he found in the laundry room wall, which was on the back side of where my 2-year-old Whirlpool dishwasher was located, replaced the pipes under my sink, and installed the new garbage disposal. At the end of the day, I paid him $4500, and he left.
A couple of weeks later, I began to notice that there was standing water when I ran the dishwaher (the laundry room was also being used) in the laundry/trash room where the plumber had opened the wall to move my drainage pipe, at first I thought there was a leak in the clothes washing machine there because I checked and could find no water under my sink or in the kitchen. I thought it must be the laundry machine, and I reported it to the HOA. They sent a plumber out, and he said they had found a small clog in the laundry/trash room. But when I ran the dishwasher, there was water standing in the laundry/trash room again. At this point, I called Dan, who told me to call Brian B. Quick Company and ask them to come check it out, thinking there might be a leak in the wall. Dan returned while my handyman was putting up blinds for me and checked the laundry/room and found nothing. I asked Dan to check the washing machine just to be sure, and Dan looked under the dishwasher, stating that the dishwasher was indeed leaking from the center underneath."
I didn't question it until after Dan left, when my handyman said we should pull the machine out to see if it was something he could repair. My handyman and I ran the dishwasher after we pulled it out from under the counter so we could watch where the water was coming from, as Dan should have done. Water wasn't coming from underneath; it was coming out of the back of the washer, which is why the water went straight into the back wall and into the laundry/trash room instead of into my kitchen floor. Apparently, from what I can figure out, when Dan was cutting the pipe in the laundry/trash room, his saw went all the way through the wall into my 2-year-old Whirlpool. I called Dan, explained what we had found, and sent him pictures to give him a chance to explain, and he said that it was a "leak that came from underneath the machine," and nothing else, but it seems clear to me now that Dan must have known this was what happened when he was repairing my pipes. He never responded to my text after that. I also understood that I would get no help from Dan or his company regarding the damage caused to my home, accidental or not, not to mention the outrageous $4500 bill I had to pay for that service. Anyone considering using them, especially the elderly or ladies, please beware of this company. Please see the pictures for additional details. read more