The owner of Pump 19 is Norm Lengacher. He did a great job pumping our septic tank. He uses an…read moreauger to mix up the solids with the water, so ALL the matter can be removed. Nothing left behind. When he was done, the septic tank was empty to the floor. Norm arrived clean. He is friendly, and professional. Fair rates. We were also impressed with how clean he keeps his truck and equipment too. We would definitely recommend Pump 19 to anyone needing a septic pumping.

We have used Robert Sheets for multiple general plumbing for over 30 years. They have always been…read moreexcellent. We had some major re-do's and natural gas extensions done recently, and are always surprised how fair they are in their work and pricing. We don't even ask for estimates anymore. We are getting ready for a total re-model on our master bath and wouldn't consider anyone else. Chuck and Laurie Roth

In the past five years, I spent around $600 on services from Robert Sheets Plumbing and was…read moregenerally happy with the results, although several plumbers they sent were not as professional as I would have liked. My most recent experience was really awful. I called them to schedule an appointment to fix a leaking toilet and made a point to be home all day so that I would be there when they arrived. Around midday, when no one had arrived, I called to ask if we were still on the schedule and was assured that we were. I spent the afternoon waiting and, at 4:40, called again to ask if they were still planning to come. The answer I got was, "Oh no. we are short handed this week and several calls took longer than expected." This is totally unacceptable. Obviously at some time during the day they could have predicted that they weren't going to get to my call. I suspect that, if they were doing any planning at all, they could have let me know that when I made the midday call. But, they couldn't be bothered to actually plan a work schedule for the day or to call me and reschedule when the knew they weren't going to make it. In the end, the jokes on them because I fixed the toilet my self with a $2.00 gasket from Lowes.

I had water running in my basement, the first company said it was broken and bc it was under a…read moreconcrete porch, I was looking at thousands, call the office and they'll send someone to check and quote. I called A1 everyday for a full week. Each day they said they'd come and did not. After a week I called another company they cleared the line but said it was broken, quoted me well over 20,000. So I spoke to FWPipelining they came out and scoped for free, to find fractures and roots coming in. The quote was significantly less. They came and did exceptional work, they didn't stop until it was finished, sweating and working for 10 hours. And now I have a new pipe inside the old one. My invoice was exactly the same as the quote. I would highly recommend this company, even if they can't line it, they will fix it and not over charge on complicated jobs so you go somewhere else. They communicate, they are compassionate, and best of all totally trustworthy ​

We are in the process of moving into a new home and looked for an HVAC company that specialized in…read morethe Trane furnace that was installed. They came out on a maintenance call and provided a detailed review of what was right and what was not so good about our unit. That led to a second call where they installed an April Air humidifier. Jeremy and Ethan were knowledgeable, polite, thorough, and neat. They explain everything they are doing. I'm happy to be working with them.

I had a leak in my basement on my water main. My job involved digging in my lawn with an excavator…read moreto replace an old rusted out pipe. My water main was in the front center of my house under my patio so they relocated my water main so they did not have to mess with my patio. I called two other plumbing businesses so I had three estimates all together. The first two estimates were more than double what sheets estimated me to do the exact same thing. What could have caused me over $6000 had I gone with different plumbers, sheets did it for less than half the first two estimates. I highly recommend sheets!!

So Happy with One&Done Maintence. Jon came out, he was very professional, and helpful. We needed a…read moredifferent mount, he went out of his way to go replace the one we had to fit TV. I would recommend Jon and One&Done Thank you, Dave, Sandy​

Wonderful to work with. Quick and straightforward. They came in fast to repair a drywall.read more

Not worth calling they don't show up when they are going to and doesn't even call to let you know…read more I have called several times and gotten 4 different times that they were going to be here and they were no shows everytime. I wouldn't recommend them even to someone that I dislike they are very unprofessional.

These guys work 24/7. Eat some burritos and plug up the john? No problem these guys will be out in…read morea jiffy and put them plunger skills to work. If you're an older lady and don't know how to work a plunger let these guys come to the rescue, they will get up in there real deep like and get things flowing once again. Late night service calls, busted pipes and PCV valves? water leaking all over? Give these jokers a jingle and they will be out quick and on it. Pretty good plumbers and pipe fitters.

What a terrible experience! One of my dear friends who is a contractor recommended these guys…read morehaving worked with them, so I though I could trust them. They snaked my kitchen sink last winter, and I appreciated everything about it. Unfortunately, a few weeks ago, I called to have my tub snaked, have the tub drain trip lever and stopper replaced, and have my outdoor spigot changed. The worker, Rick, I think, spent about 3 three hours on things, and then called me saying he didn't have the right size snake. He suggested I get some Draino to pour in, fill up the tub, let it sit for an hour, and then let the water flush the pipes. Not what you want to hear after a 225 dollar hour and a half of work, but I was still trusting at this point. I did what he asked, and low-and-behold, the water had drained 15 minutes after I stopped it while the stopper was still engaged. Next shower, I was still standing in an inch of water. And dammit, I had to finish screwing in one screw on the new spigot. I called the office, and Rick contacted me the next business day. He said he'd try to get out that day and would call me back. He never did. I called him once, I took a video of the water going down the "stopped" drain and texted it to him, and I never heard from him. Wow. When I got a 500 dollar bill, I called and left a frustrated voicemail on the company phone asking what the heck was going on. Austin, the owner's son, called me the next day and was apologetic. He took ownership of the mess up, told me that they don't snake anymore and referred me to A1 Sewer (which did a great job!). He also told me to disregard the bill. I appreciated that. When you ugly f**k up, you fix the mistake and try and make it look pretty again. Fast forward a week later, I get another bill that was for 200 and change wanting me to pay for the spigot parts and labor. It was technically fair, but at this point, I had already had A1 Sewer come out, tell me my pipes were simple and that I could do it myself next time with a cheapo snake from the store, and adjusted the drain stopper so it actually worked, all in 1 hour's time. I did my confused-Scooby headshake, and gave Mr. Plumber a call back, explaining that Austin had told me to disregard the bill and that I saw the bill was technically fair but was told to disregard the bill completely and needed some clarification. I explained everything A1 Sewer said, intimating that at this point I felt I was being taken advantage of. I got another call from Austin. He told me to disregard the second bill, apologized, told me he was livid with Rick and that this isn't how they do business. I asked specifically again if I needed to pay the second bill, and he said no. I thanked him for both making it right and trying to make it pretty again. This is how I treated people when I ran my business, and I'm always grateful when I see it. Well, here we are today. While at work, I get a phone call from a secretary who tells me that I owe for the bill still. This new guidance was from Austin's dad, the owner. Austin apparently didn't understand that the spigot work was done and that I still owed for that. I think Austin did understand, because he couldn't even be bothered to call me himself. As I said before, the bill is technically fair, so I'll pay it. But maybe you, the reader, can decide if the company is fair and if you want to interact with them. I do not think they are. I did not treat people this way. Austin's dad, if you decide to be holistically fair, I'll remove these reviews. Otherwise, we can both pay for the cost of your business practice while disagreeing about its value.

Love Mr. Plumber! In the bottle or the actual Man himself! If it's to big for the liquid Plumber to…read morefix call the life size version himself Mr. Plumber! The Man himself will get them pipes a twisting and sealed off real good and he will run a snake down the drain to get stuff flowing and such. Guy knows Plumbing, honest too! Seems to know a great deal about them Plumbings and stuff. Gets in their real deep like on them clogs.