We had a flood overnight coming from the ceiling in the entrance hallway. Lois was the first available plumber that morning. After cutting a large hole in the ceiling and having us turn various taps on and off for two and a half hours, she left without finding the problem. Following a period of time to allow the insulation to dry out, Lois returned as she and her partner were sure they figured out the cause of the flood. It was simply a re-run of the first visit and pure speculation that the overflow in one of the bathtubs could be the culprit. ( We noted that the bathtub was not used the day/night prior to the flood. ) In the end, it cost me almost $500.00 to have her troubleshoot and leave a ceiling requiring drywall repair. That, I'm sure will probably cost as much as it did to create the damage. I am a senior and I hate to admit that I still trust people to be honest and upfront, especially if they don't know what they are doing. Time and time again, I am proven wrong, but "hope springs eternal".
Marie -T. R. read more