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    Dadco Construction

    5.0 (6 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Excavation

    Septic system inspection

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    Septic system repair

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    Colin, Carlos, Donovon, and Monti are exceptional employees. Very respectful and efficient. Will use them for future projects!

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    The tech that came out today was great. Great attitude and knowledgeable of the Town of Paradise…read morenew code on septic inspections. Thanks guys

    Really, really disappointed in the service I received today for a quote from Earl's and their…read moreplumber, Paul E. I called because of a leaky faucet handle and spoke with someone from their call center. The representative I spoke with was honestly one of the nicest customer service people I've ever talked to -- the few stars I gave are for them and them alone. I scheduled a 10 a.m.-12 p.m. window to have the leak checked and get a quote. I let my boss know I'd need to step away from work during that time and even offered to use my lunch break so I wouldn't miss additional time on a personal matter. I kept my phone right in front of me the entire morning -- and waited... and waited... and waited. When noon rolled around, I called customer service. The agent told me I had received a call and voicemail saying my window had been changed to 1-3 p.m. I hadn't received any call, voicemail, or text -- which I thought I would have at least gotten, since I did get a text confirming the original appointment. The agent didn't seem to care or believe me, and tried to rush me off the phone but first I asked her to confirm my number, and have the plumber text when he was on his way so I wouldn't miss him. Then I had to rearrange my lunch break again and get approval to leave work for a second time. At about 1:40 p.m., the plumber texted saying he'd arrive at 2. He showed up at 2:20. Great. I ended up getting back to work 30 minutes late from my lunch. When Paul arrived, I showed him the leak and explained that we rent -- so if it wasn't expensive, I'd just pay for it myself, but if it was, I'd need to contact the landlord. Paul asked, "Well, what do you consider expensive?" I just stared for a second, because I figured he should be the one telling me that. Then he asked, "How much can you -- or are you willing -- to pay to get it done?" Like I was on The Price Is Right. Not wanting to play the guessing game, letting him know I know absolutely nothing about plumbing or the cost I said, "I don't know, maybe $100?" He scoffed, looked at his tablet, and said, "$100? I don't have a single thing on this whole tablet for $100." I asked, "Okay, how much will it cost then?" Finally, he quoted nearly $300. I asked if I could make a quick phone call, and he said, "What are you going to phone a friend?" Excuse me? I explained I needed to talk to my husband because we have a budget. After my husband and I spoke, we decided the cost was too high for something that might fall under our landlord's responsibility. I told Paul we'd contact our landlord to handle it. He said, "So call him right now." I explained we hadn't notified the landlord of the leak yet, that we just discovered it and he'd want to inspect it himself first. Paul seemed visibly annoyed, took his iPad, headed to the door, didn't look at me and said have a nice day and left. I was honestly flabbergasted. This was my first time calling a plumber over something like this, and it felt like every "mechanic-as-a-woman" warning come to life -- being treated like I didn't know what I was talking about and ready to be taken advantage of financially. The irony is, I've had better experiences with actual mechanics, even the ones who might've been trying to upsell me were at least friendly. At first, I wasn't going to leave a review. Things happen; people have bad days. I didn't lose anything but time. But here I am -- why? Because I ended up fixing the leak myself after watching a couple of YouTube videos and buying a $15 tool. The plumber wanted to charge me $270 to replace an entire faucet system for no reason other than to take my money and act like I was wasting his time. And just to be clear, this was only supposed to be a quote. The phone rep even said that no work would be done unless we agreed on a price first. Unfortunately, what I got instead was a wasted day, a rude plumber, and a bad taste in my mouth. To wrap it up: Earl's might have a great call center, but my experience with their field service -- specifically Paul E. -- was frustrating, dismissive, and overpriced. If this is how they handle quotes, I can't imagine trusting them for a full repair.

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    Jason Slack Construction

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    This was the BEST choice I could have made! Quality service, very great price, and Jason is so…read moreknowledgeable. His customer service is impeccable! He responded to my request very fast, listened to need & ACTUALLY CARED about my issues. I had my septic tank located, dug up and pumped out and thanks to Jason & his crew I can flushed my toilets again & always know where my tanks are!!! Jason gave me several ideas on types of risers to use, how to kill & keep roots from growing in the tank and a few more REALLY important & handy tips. Hands down the BEST company I've delt with in years. Hats off to these gentlemen, they saved my sanity & restored my faith in humanity all in one trip. If you are thinking of using Jason's company trust me no other calls are needed, hire him!!!!

    We hired Jason Slack to create a pad and an access road for the drilling rig for our new well…read more It was a real pleasure to work with Jason. His estimates were straightforward and clear. We knew exactly what to expect, and he delivered exactly what he promised, on time and on the budget. Jason clearly cares about the quality of work and the results. He is easy to work with, and we really enjoyed his professionalism, good humor, and his amazing skills with the equipment. He was flexible when we needed some changes and gave us some good advice along the way. He is honest and trustworthy. Now the pad is ready, it looks really good. The access road is ready too, and it is so good we may start driving on it just for fun. The site was left clean and ready for the next step. Excellent work. Thank you, Jason! We are glad we found Jason Slack Construction and will hire Jason and his crew again soon. Looking forward to it.

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