Thank you Ben, fast service and got the job done. Nothing worse than a plugged up toilet.read more

Quick reply, competitive pricing and great service. Ben is an honest business man. I will be using…read morehim for any future plumbing work I need. Highly recommend reaching out to Ben if you need any plumbing completed.

Expensive and poor quality of work. Had to call back three times for same unfixed problem and got…read morecharged three travel times

I use Sessions Plumbing exclusively. A long time, local, family owned business. Always friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, prompt, and professional. Had them come out due to water on the floor under the toilet. It was the gasket between the tank and toilet, but that shape of gasket was not available anymore. Decided to replace the toilet to a taller one. Total bill was less than I expected! Highly recommend!

Mark and Luann are the best. We have been using them for 10 years now. Great service, reasonable…read moreprices and quality work!

Excellent and reliable service they are fair with pricing, friendly and accommodating…read more Never had an issue with them throughout the over two decades they've been around. I feel comfortable and I'll continue to use them whenever I'm in need of anu plumbing done No complaints or issues :) they get the job done everytime! ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I'm not one to blast businesses online. But after much thought, I feel like my experience working…read morew/ Patrick @ PMS Plumbing warrants a response. If for nothing else, to be used as a cautionary tale. I stopped recommending Patrick several years ago when he no-showed on two separate referrals (one being my dad and stepmom). So, I knowingly went against my better judgement when I hired him to rough-in the drain/vent lines on an investment property I'm remodeling. My go-to plumber (shoutout to Mark @ Pipe Dream) was booking over a month out and I couldn't wait that long. Since Patrick had, in the past, done good work for me, I felt like I could look past old mistakes in order to get the job done. That was Mistake #1. Mistake #2 was when I paid him the remaining portion of my bill when he hadn't finished 100% of the work. He had finished the large majority of the job by Friday afternoon and said he would make sure it was ready for my permit inspection on Monday. So like I said, I paid him out just to make it easier on both of us. Many things went wrong over the course of this job. Things that under normal circumstances I'd deal with and chalk up to the cost of doing business. But based on his responses (or non-responses), I'm finding that difficult to do. For instance, before I paid him out I noticed that instead of using a hole saw to route pipe through five load-bearing studs he severed the studs entirely. He also severed a load-bearing top plate to pass a vertical vent. When I asked about it he claimed it was how it's done in the trades. I doubted the accuracy of the statement as the header was already sagging from loss of vertical support. I later confirmed my doubt with the inspector. I shouldn't have paid him out until all of that was fixed, but I did because I'm often easy-going to a fault. I fixed all aforementioned issues myself. Unfortunately, we still failed the permit inspection due to leaks. He did come back to tighten those up and we passed inspection the following day. The biggest issue was the tying in of all the drain lines into the main sewer connection. When he bid the job I told him the sewer line was stubbed into the crawlspace. I thought it was, but I was wrong. He didn't look in the crawlspace for himself prior to bidding the work. So we both made errors. I admitted mine - he would not. We ultimately agreed to split the cost of the additional materials necessary to finish the job, and I agreed to have it on site so he could stop by and make the connection the next day. He never paid his portion and failed to complete all of the work when he came back. Telling me he still needed a couple fittings he didn't have, so he'd be back "tomorrow". He was hired under the pretense that the work would be done by the end of last weekend. So yesterday I began getting impatient and started calling, texting, and reaching out on Facebook. Patrick never responded/answered. I started calling and texting again first thing this morning, thinking maybe I could catch him on his way to his first job. None of my messages were anything but cordial or professional. He ignored me until 2:45PM. When he finally responded it was a lot of incoherent and hard-to-read thoughts, muddled with claims that I was a lowballer like a typical real estate agent (side note: I paid him the full price he bid - never once trying to negotiate it lower). At that point I knew this was all a lost cause and it was time to just cut ties and swallow the extra expenses. I told him he didn't need to come back out. His response? "Good luck. Fucker." I guess that's what $3K buys you. ‍

Showed up and quoted fairly . Should work out fine. Friendly service and professionalread more

Randy was referred by a contractor that has used him for years. He was on time every day and did a…read moregreat job on our bathroom remodel project. Installed two sinks and relocated one toilet.

Was referred to them by a kitchen countertop company. Called and left message on their recorder…read moreadvising work needed and requesting contact. Did not even receive the courtesy of a return call advising they weren't interested in the job, too busy, or whatever.

First, let me say that we overall are very impressed with Renaud heating and cooling.However, we…read morehad a service called done last year, and after the service call, I noticed that our hvac unit, which is mitsubishi split unit was leaking during the summer, so I shut it off, and we didn't use it all summer. This summer I turned it back on again, it ran for a couple days and started leaking again and I thought, huh, this is weird. So instead of calling for a service fee, it is the weekend I went online, went to YouTube,and saw how to take the thing apart. I noticed that the drain tube for the condenser was not hooked up to the drain PAN. So every time it was working, the water wasn't going anywhere, except for down the front of our wall. Anyway, long story short, I'm sure it was just to skip over, but if your unit is dripping, take it apart and make sure that the back of the drip PAN is hooked into the condenser water line probably using wrong terminology.

My crazy electrical problems... then comes Renaud to the rescue!…read more 1. son places plastic in outlets... not funny! 2. buzzing from my breaker box.. scary! 3. on the weekend... heat gone... bad connections to thermostat. Renaud already fixed the capacitor and the sequencer this year.. I can hold the flashlight and fly a plane but I leave it to the experts to do my electrical. Safety First! Thank you for great response, friendly and professional service.

Tony and his crew were very professional, on time, and did a thorough job at one of my rental…read moreunits. Annette is a pleasure to deal with and does a good job at communicating with updates on the project.

The worst customer service I have ever had. This was my situation. I filed a claim through my…read morehome warrantee on a property I have in another state and was given their contact information and a work order number. Per my warrantee company they randomly choose a plumber from there list and the company would call me within 24 hours to schedule the repair. The company never called me so I contacted them. They told me she never received the work Oder and would have to call me back that day. I never received a call back and called them back two days later. They told me I was on their list to call. So I asked for there availability and she said they were all booked but she is doing the schedule later that day and would call me after she was done to give me an appointment. This never happen. Again I waited a couple days thinking she was just busy. About four days later she calls me and says she has an opening in two hours. I explained to her that she was aware that I was in another state and needed more notice. She did not seem to understand. This went on for another week until I called the warrantee company and found out that she told them that they tried to arrange an appointment but she could not get ahold of me. This is ridiculous. The funny thing is that the only time they called me was to give me an appointment two hours later because another of their jobs fell through. I got a new referral for another plumber from the warrantee comp and she called, showed up, and fixed the problem without issues. I am writing this a caution to those who might seek this companies service and expect good customer services.

Cary Brown at Rock Creek Plumbing has an excellent attitude. He is kind, polite, and professional…read more I was a bystander to the elderly woman's home he worked at. If I had my own home, I would definitely call Rock Creek and request him as the service technician.

I thought I was experiencing issues with my water heater since the hot water side was running…read morelukewarm. Turned out to be related to a bathroom renovation currently ongoing. Rand from Rock Creek Plumbing came out and identified instantly what the problem was. He made a simple adjustment which resolved the issue until my contract plumber can get back out to make the permanent fix. No charge for the visit which was much appreciated. I highly recommend.