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Mckinney, TX

Ferguson Plumbing Supply

3.0 (5 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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This was my first time with Callahan & the overall experience was mediocre…read more I called manufacture directly because appliance was still under the warranty. After giving & verifying all the information, including the warranty, I was told Callahan will contact me. I got a voicemail from Callahan stating that they would need some kind of paper work to proof appliance is still under the warranty otherwise I will incur charges for everything. I was surprised by this as manufacture already verified all the information & never told me that I will also need to provide some kind of hard copy to Callahan as well. I called Callahan back & Lori told me that they need a proof because manufacture requires that for them to get reimbursement. I was told appointment cannot be made unless I agree to pay out of pocket or provide documentation. I also found out that Callahan had no idea what the issue was with the appliance. I had to go all over with them. I thought everything was noted by the manufacture in detail & as I was told, should have forwarded to Callahan. I called back Callahan & this time talked with a different lady who sounded more reasonable. She told me I am not required to provide anything, in advance, if I am not comfortable but to expect a bill if there is any problem with payment. This sounded better to me & appointment was confirmed. Since I wanted everything to be taken care of in the first visit, I confirmed with the lady if they have all the information needed & that issue will be resolved right away & was told to expect that. Steve from Callahan showed up on time. He had mask on but he tried to enter the house with his dirty shoes without any cover! Didn't bother at all to ask whether that is fine with me or not. Doesn't he suppose to wear those shoes cover regardless because of the current pandemic? Not sure if it is not mandated by Callahan or Steve just being careless. I stopped him & he reluctantly took out his shoes. I clearly felt he didn't like that at all which I am not sure why. Right away I was asked to produce some kind of documentation as a proof regarding appliance's warranty. Exact opposite of what Callahan told me on the second call regarding documentation requirement. I showed whatever I had to just move on. Once this was done, Steve started to look at the appliance as he had no idea what he was coming for. He started to ask me questions about the issue. I was totally surprised by this as this would be the third time I had to go in detail regarding the problem. Then my worst fear came alive. Steve told me parts need to be ordered. As if I was not shocked enough, Steve told me the entire panel needs to be ordered instead of just the broken part. This was opposite to what I was also told by the manufacture that only the broken part will be replaced. When I questioned Steve on why not just replaced the broken part his entire attitude changed! He became rude & told me something along the lines of; he is the technician, knows what he is talking about, been doing it for so many years, not sure who told me what, etc. Obviously I wanted my appliance to be fixed as soon as possible so I didn't say much but didn't like his sudden change in attitude. Second visit from Steve turned out to be much better than his first. He wore mask & had shoe covers on. He was in a much better mood. Gave us some tip for the longevity of the appliance. Asked multiple times whether we have any questions or not and left. The only thing I would say regarding the second visit, which is nothing major, I thought Steve didn't come prepare. He ask me if I have any stool or anything like that to step on. Then he asked for something to lay appliance on. Like I said, nothing major but I found his request odd because he should have come prepared with everything specially he already came before and knew exactly what was needed. What if I didn't have things that was needed? I think there are quite a few things Callahan and their technicians needs to work on before they can expect 5-star reviews from their clients.

I had water in the bottom of my dishwasher. Online tips said it was likely the door seal leaking…read more Because the machine is 10 years old, I decided to have a professional come and look to see if there was an actual leak or any other issues we might have. Showed up on time but seemed to be unfamiliar with my machine. I had dried up all of the water before the technician arrived. The Tech cleaned the door seal and then ran a cycle. About midway in the cycle I was informed that the main motor was leaking. I asked if he would show me the leak...I couldn't see a leak but, to be fair, I'm not a tech. The quote to repair was almost $800 of which the $156.96 service call I had to pay would be deducted. Parts had to be ordered. (New machine is $1300). I'd let them know if I wanted it repaired. After the tech left I ran a cycle with paper under the main motor and on the bottom pan of the dishwasher to see exactly where the leak is. There is no leak from the main motor assembly. The dishwasher has been run twice since with no leaks. I'm glad I didn't agree to a costly repair that wasn't needed.

Ferguson Plumbing Supply - kitchenandbath - Updated October 2026

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