Great work- affordable and professional. Arrived right on time and took care of my problem quickly…read moreat a fair price. Thank you!

I've hired Peter White Plumbing on 3 occasions to do various plumbing work. They installed…read morebathroom fixtures and fixed minor leaks. Their prices are very high ($1,200 to change a shower head and faucet, plus fixing a leak in the water pipe leading to tub faucet). I won't be using their services again and would not recommend them for the following reasons. First, they are unreliable in that they are rarely available for urgent appointments and don't return calls for 2-3 days if at all. Second, the woman who answers the phone is consistently negative and rude. And third, the following situation: I hired them recently to check on a water main leak in my basement while I was of the country. I didn't hear back from them despite calling twice for an update. 6 days later my tenant called to tell me there was 6" of water in the basement and more was pouring in. The water company and fire department were on scene. I ended up having to hire an excavation team to replace the water main. This would have happened anyway but I probably could have avoided the 6" of water, mold and the displacement of my tenants if the plumber had actually checked the leak and advised me of the problem. To add insult to injury, I received a bill from Peter White for advising me (I never heard back from the with advice), along with an unauthorized repair to a tenant toilet. When I called Peter White to discuss the charges, the woman who I spoke with (Betty?) told me they would null the charge but that they wouldn't work with me again. I'm happy that I won't have to fight the charge but found this woman be to really abrasive and unpleasant. She informed me that they had many other happy customers and I should go elsewhere. No problem with that, any plumber that will allow a leak to fill my basement with water and then try to charge me for it doesn't deserve my business.

We contacted Forst Plumbing. The response & level of service was amazing. Ben was efficient,…read moreknowledgeable & a great Representative for Forst Plumbing. We highly recommend you use them for your next Plumbing Emergency or upgrade.

We have had these guys out four times because of a flood in our house. Each time they were…read moreresponsive, punctual, friendly and did excellent work. I can't recommend them enough!

Call Al's on Saturday to repair basement faucets for washing machine. They offered to come on…read moreSunday, but I scheduled for Monday to avoid the weekend. Repair went well. Mike, the plumber did a quick, neat job. I did have a dispute about the cost. I sent an email to the company, which the responded promptly to. The dispute was resolved amicably.

Make sure you discuss pricing in advance before you receive a big surprise like I did. They arrived…read moreto my house in an ambulance and charged me an incredibly high amount. They weren't able to finish the work for reasons beyond my control and weren't flexible in working with me at all. Definitely would not recommend.

Installed wood stove and does annual cleaning/maintenance. Highly recommend…read more Monte is great and very knowledgeable

Every aspect of contact with Monty and his company was top notch. We had called another company…read morefirst and they insisted that we needed a whole new liner for a cost of $5000. When I called and spoke to Monty, he was highly skeptical and said he was certain he could clean our chimney. He arrived on time. Very professional and got the entire chimney and cap cleaned off in 30 minutes. I highly recommend his company.

They deserve zero stars. After buying top appliances from Marsillios, I expected their recommended…read moredelivery service would not have been the worst hire ever experienced over the last 45 years of renovating homes. I experienced damage to floors, cabinetry, copper water supply line cut and crimped necessitating a SubZero service call upon installation...unprofessionalism, rudeness, no response to phone calls until Bill's was prompted by Sub Zero area representative Joe K. I contacted to refund the installation charge and take care of the floor damage (once that's known). I told Joe and another Sub Zero rep who both agreed: Bill's has DISDAIN for the customer who expects delivery without damage...Katie S., Bill's assistant said "We don't provide floor protection, that's up to the customer"...so why didn't you let me know this by email or phone when I called the week before scheduled delivery and left a message: "I'm sure if Marsillios recommended you for a Sub Zero delivery, that you bring floor protection...please call me to confirm." I never heard from them so was shocked when the delivery team demanded I provide sand so they wouldn't slip on the 2 wet steps leading into the foyer (which took hours to vacuum up after scratching the wood floors) and my own floor protection which I expected they would provide. I didn't have brown masonite board on hand. They don't have them on their trucks (unless they have since been pressured by Sub Zero to conform to their standard practices). When the dolly holding the Sub Zero...not the right equipment we now know for this size refrigerator but is all Bill's has... pivoted, the floors were deeply gouged to the point of requiring $1300 of labor/materials to replace the boards to reinstate me to my former position (a reasonable expectation all agreed). The attitude of Marsillios, whose owner never returned my calls in spite of staff who say things like "mistakes happen in the course of deliveries" and "I'll have him get back to you"...my response: "mistakes don't have to happen if they're professional and take steps to avoid damages by being prepared for the delivery...and abide by the Sub Zero delivery guidelines since Bill's is a certified installer". And then I tell them about my research with the California equivalent of Clarke's: Bill's should have floor protection on his trucks, he should get photos of the job -- kitchen, spaces between delivery entry point and kitchen location of appliances, outdoor entrance -- so they come prepared. They usually make a site visit before installation but photos are needed at a minimum. These sound like the steps Bill's should take. Perhaps now he does have floor protection on his trucks at a minimum, since I called Sub Zero to oversee this so future customers don't go through what I did...but if you still choose to hire him to install an appliance of any quality/price point...I wouldn't let him step foot in your house unless there is advance attention given to your job. By the way, our refrigerator location is only 5 feet away from the foyer back door...so damage can happen in a short distance. Joe K.'s boss contacted Bill's and then responded to me (no phone call to discuss; just a terse email repeating Bill's lie to him) that nothing needed to be done because Bill told him that "I've been trying to work with her". "Working with her" means talking with me; didn't happen. The boss obviously wants to keep Bill's happy and not make waves, as does Marsillios who likes the arrangement that Bill's comes to their warehouse to pick up the appliances prior to to delivery using a box truck for a package price that includes taking away the old appliances. Some installation folks want the appliances to be on site before they arrive to install. This Bill's advantage to the appliance stores is what keeps him getting more jobs...so everyone is complicit: Bill's can get away with not playing by the Sub Zero rules. The appliance stores don't want random delivery people picking up appliances and risking transport damage. Delivery and installation people require different skill sets however. Regarding Bill's lie that "I've been trying to work with her". I spoke with Bill twice. The first time was when the damages were acknowledged by Bill (probably after Joe K. called him): "I hear you aren't happy with my job...I can send my repair guy to touch up (I declined, opting for my cabinet guy) and reimburse your installation (amount $810)". I told him makes sense given overall experience and damages, but what about extensivefloor damage cost which may take a while for floor guy to get here and do estimate. He said he would take care of it. 2nd call was to tell him the total floor amount of $1292.46, I said that his paying $1K labor would be fine, I'll cover the wood ($292.46)...I will mail you the estimate. Shockingly, I received a check for $190 ($1K-$810). I hired another installation person with that $810...who was to pay for the gouged wood floor labor?

We had a particularly complicated installation of a double wall oven: the new one was larger than…read moreour original. Bill's crew first came to measure to make sure it would fit, and then did a great job installing it. The team was quick and very professional. I'd absolutely use them again, and recommend them to friends.

did my septic excellent job…read moreCleaned it thoroughly and showed me everything explained everything never had that done before people need to call them to clean septic or HVAC or plumbing

FYI if you are looking for an HVAC technician...this company charges a dispatch fee of $104.95,…read morewhich I WAS told about ahead of time and it was explained that if I used their service, this amount would be applied to the total balance. Fair enough. What was NOT explained to me until after the technician was in my home was that the $104.95 only covers the person showing up and there is an additional $299.00 fee to look at your system for a few minutes and tell you what your service options are. This fee does not cover any work at all. So I paid $403.95 to basically just have someone show up to tell me what they offer in terms of central air services/ packages/ options without actually doing anything in terms of labor. Meanwhile, a quick AI search gives you this: Typical HVAC Consultation Fees For a standard HVAC consultation or service call, most homeowners pay between $75 and $200 for the initial visit, which includes a diagnostic/trip fee plus 1-2 hours of labor. Common Fee Structure Diagnostic/trip fee: $40-$150 (one-time per visit) Hourly labor rate: $50-$125 for standard residential single-system work; higher in metro areas or for complex jobs Therefore, this company's prices are out of line, charging over $400 to come and "diagnose". In addition, they said they would send me the different service options for me to decide which way to go. They sent me two options, along with an agreement to sign which included the cost of BOTH options combined on the agreement, even though both options were the same service with a few differences between them. So why would I agree to the cost of two duct cleaning packages instead of just signing an agreement with the cost of the one package that I chose? You have no way of knowing how their prices compare to other local businesses until they show up and tell you their prices. And by then you are out over $400 just so you can find out this information.

I hired J and H in May. Hector came out and was extremely nice. They came out three times in May…read moreand suddenly stopped coming. I sent emails - first inquiring about the work that was done (various parts of the yard were incomplete according to the scope of work provided in the contract). Then they weren't showing up. I emailed and Hector replied that it was because all of the rain...then it was the heat. In reality, I was too small time for them to show up. It's now been 3 and 1/2 and no one has come out. My last email inquiring whether they are intending to service my property was completely ignored. I guess I know the answer. I'd love to get the quality of service others have been raving about in these reviews, but I'm not getting any service at all. I don't know what I said or did, I paid the full invoices I received within 20 min of receiving it, even though they didn't provide weekly service promised. Am I too small of a customer? I was told they value all their customers. I want to believe that. In a 3 months and a half I received service 3 times out of out of the 14 weeks! How do I ever recommend this company to anyone? Terrible.

it started off good and then the workers weed whacked my Honey suckle bush and several solar lights…read moreand broke them. The last straw was one of the sticks we had up near the rest of our Honeysuckle bushes. The workers did not tell us of the destruction and we found it. I notified Hector and he came out the first time and gave us a credit for 1 of the solar lights. When we complained again, we were dropped as a customer. Pretty sad. We now found another company who values us.

I recently worked with Summa Construction Services LLC in Milldale, Connecticut, and had an…read moreexcellent experience from start to finish. Frank Summa truly delivered on everything I was looking for in my bathroom renovation. I explained that I wanted something functional and economical, and that's exactly what I got--but even better, the end result was absolutely beautiful. The team was excellent and completed the entire installation in just one day, including drywall work, which was done impeccably. My bathroom turned out better than I ever could have imagined. Even the contractor who came in afterward to do the painting commented on the high quality of their work. I highly recommend Summa Construction Services LLC for anyone considering a bathroom renovation. They exceeded my expectations in every way.

Highly recommend Summa Construction. Hired them a couple months ago for a bathroom remodel. Frank…read moreand his team were on time, on budget, clean, organized, and a real pleasure to work with. I would recommend them without hesitation. I only wish I found them sooner and hired them for all my bathrooms. Their work is flawless.