Fantastic company! Dependable, fair priced, and consistent. Great customer service! Been utilizing…read morethis company for years and have never been disappointed.

Found a hot water heater leak and contacted Allied Plumbing. They scheduled me in quickly and…read morearrived on time. What I believed to be a rather difficult job was completed quickly and professionally by a very skilled technician who was kind and courteous. Then the bill came in well under what I had anticipated. FANTASTIC! I will continue to rely on Allied Plumbing from here on out. I've found my plumbers!

We hired AmeriCool to install the HVAC system in our new build in 2022-23. When placing the heat…read morepump, they opted for convenience instead of paying attention to the design of the home. Whereas the plans called for a unit which exhausted upward, they opted to install a unit which exhausted out the side -- and pointed that right at our front door/porch and directly across several thousand dollars worth of landscaping that had already been installed (unit placement was one of the last install items). Flash forward to winter. Though the weather was typical PNW -- rainy but above freezing -- the heat pump's frigid exhaust created an ever-thickening layer of ice on the concrete porch and steps just outside the front door and along the paver walkway leading to the driveway. Also, the exhaust desiccated several of our plants. We contacted the manufacturer who stated we could build a 4' high cedar slat fence 2' in front of the unit to redirect the exhaust, but this ultimately failed because the unit was tucked into a corner nook between the garage and home. The redirected exhaust built up an ice sheet under the unit and 10' up the adjacent gutter until the ice pushed the unit over on its side. Americool's response: "It happens and you're not under warranty." We worked with another company on a solution which we ultimately performed ourselves -- a wind baffle coupled with gapping the fence slats, a tray under the unit with underground piping to our storm drain, installation of an outlet and placing a plug-in deicing rod in the tray to keep the condensate drainage liquid so it can drain away. On a new build! They could have located the unit anywhere! Or better yet just installed the upward-exhausting unit called for in the plans. Just avoid these fools.

Braiden arrived on time for a maintenance inspection of my furnace and heat pump. He's a very…read morepersonable and knowledgable young man and left me feeling so confident that my furnace was in tip top shape, requiring no repairs. He's a great employee and representative of Americool!!

My go to plumber. Always does a great job at a reasonable price. Will get the job done right the…read morefirst time. Highly recommend.

Rob knows his stuff, from antique heating systems to modern heating and plumbing applications. If…read morehe is ever in the middle of another plumbing emergency he will take the time to walk through the most effective way to mitigate the issue until he can arrive and his team always delivers top quality work. He solved several issues other plumbing companies couldn't find the root of, or just came and charged me twice as much to not fix properly. If he comes across something he won't touch, he tells you that, but also gives a rundown of options on how a homeowner could go about tackling a solution to make everything work until they are able to get the final solution implemented. They are always fighting multiple fires on several different projects at a time, but if your issue is a true emergency, he will fit you in ASAP!

Our service technician, Rob was dispatched quickly to help us when our heater kept blowing fuses…read more He inspected the indoor and outdoor components and discovered a shorted wire in the outside unit. It was bumped up against a copper wire and literally melting. He quickly repaired that, explaining as he went along. Discovered some other glitches and needed to come back a second time, in 2 days with an ordered part that he replaced. Now the heater is working correctly and that was well worth the money. I liked the office staff and their excellent communication skills. Highly recommend their service.

Nice technicians and a good quality water heater installed. I requested a 40 gallon and got a 50…read moregallon water heater. The work actually took about 2hrs and the cost of the labor itself was $2700. Highly overpriced. I blame myself for buying into this. Unless you're made of money I recommend shopping around. This was for an electric water heater that itself costs around $850. Total cost $3800...never again..

The best customer service we've experienced in a long time! We had a full house filtration system…read moreinstalled by The Water Doctor. We discovered that a slightly different system was needed and they came through immediately. They even gave us a partial refund on the original setup. We also live quite far from either of their offices, and they had no issues driving a couple of hours. Six stars! Rob and Helen Barrick

We had a a great experience with our tech, Tim. He was super friendly, knowledgeable, and quick!…read moreWill definitely call them next time our system needs service.

Replaced water heater. They were quick and friendly. The job was done well and at the best cost…read more Thank you!

Very impressed with them and their work!! They are really friendly and helpful especially when it…read morecomes to someone who doesn't have too much knowledge on water heaters. They installed my new 50 gallon gas water heater without any hassle!! I would recommend them to everyone!

I can't recommend Old Skool Plumbing enough. We had a leaky outdoor faucet, and Seth was able to…read morecome round same day. He was polite, communicative, and gave honest feedback. He triaged the situation and shared how he was going to attempt to fix it. He started with the easiest and most cost effective option, only doing a more intensive repair when the first strategy wasn't successful, which I really appreciated. The cost for the service was excellent, and he gave us recommendations to consider going forward. Will definitely use Old Skool Plumbing again!

I was out of town when a tenant called me and said a pipe had burst behind the washing machine…read more The house has CPVC pipes that crack easily (all plumbers have told me this) Turns out the washer bumped it and snapped the pipe right in the wall. Thinking quickly, she ran to the garage and found the plastic pvc valve behind the hot water tank.... something that probably hadn't been closed in decades. And, in a panic, used a wrench or something to turn the valve.... which promptly snapped THAT pipe off. (Which is actually not too bad, since it stopped the flood inside the house and was just blasting out in the garage.) Anyway, I called about 10 different plumbers and got everything from phone disconnected to "virtual assistants" in like Arizona, even some awful AI that pretended to be a person and was like, "Oh my, yes, I can see how a burst pipe is a problem. Can you tell me more about it?" God, it was awful. Then I call Old Skool and he was already on a job, but heard the drama and was like, "Ok, let me put this stuff away. I can get there in an hour or so". 30 minutes later he was at the house. Luckily, the neighbor had turned the water off at the street by then. So, he explained what had happened gave me a very fair price, then went out and got the parts he needed, fixed everything very nicely, calmed down my tenant, sent me some before-after photos, and I paid him via an online invoice. Dude basically saved me from having to put up an entire family in a hotel while I waited for those other guys to show up and probably make crazy bids. Instead, tenant spent the evening at home wet-vacing up the mess and running a dehumidifier. Still gonna be some water damanage, but I'm pretty sure I'd be out +$10k if that had to sit a few days. Instead, this dude came in, calmly took care of the situation. If you're a homeowner, this is a good number to have on your contractor list. (attached is the before and after of the hot-water-tank pipe fix)