The good: they replaced a kitchen sink drain and we're polite and on time…read more The not do good: in the picture, guess which drain they installed. The left one. The one that leaked the day after they left. This is a low quality "home owner" style installation. Everywhere else in the house, drains are glued together with high quality drain line. I asked the plumber if we could use use the glue together style, and he said no. Not sure why not. I wish he had some more pride of craftsmanship.

Parlier does everything right. They were able to provide same day service, arrived earlier than…read moreexpected (they called to confirm earlier appointment), fixed my clogged toilet and bathtub, and made a recommendation for a new toilet. It was a very exciting day- lol. There was a certain style of toilet I was interested in purchasing to replace the old one. No problem, the gentleman added a note to my invoice that I'd be purchasing my own and I'd follow up for a new appointment. The charge was fair, the service was excellent, and the gentlemen were courteous and professional. I will be sure to follow up with them for my install.

Brian, Josh & Ben were very quick and efficient when our hot water heater started leaking. We could…read morenot find the off valve and they immediately responded and handled the situation very professional! Highly recommended!

I spent the past 2 days either not receiving a call back or a quote I knew was overpriced. Finally…read moreI got ahold of Brian with Mandato Plumbing and he was nothing short of amazing! He was flexible with my schedule and made time the same day I called to help fix my plumbing issue! We are now renting out a place and I will be using him for all my fixes! I highly recommend his friendly and affordable service to everyone around the area! Very pleased and relieved to have the issue promptly resolved!

I have been a very satisfied customer of Seaside Plumbing for several years. George was on time,…read moreknew his stuff, was very professional, and Mark is the best! Excellent customer service, highly recommended. You cannot go wrong with Seaside Plumbing!

Great service by Seaside Plumbing! Replaced a water heater and were spot on with service, estimate,…read morecost effective, and were good to work with!

Our AC at our rental house went out Saturday Memorial Day weekend. We had tenants there and it was…read more89 degrees. Weikle's actually answered the call and Tim came by that afternoon. He got it running to get us by for the weekend but it had to be replaced. Jake came on Tuesday and gave us an estimate. Patrick and Frank replaced it the next day. They were excellent. I had called 5 other companies that advertise 24/7 service but none of them responded to my messages. I would strongly recommend Weikle's Hometown Heating and Air.

PAID $1,046 FOR AN INCOMPLETE DIAGNOSIS AND A REPAIR THAT DID NOT RESOLVE MY ORIGINAL COMPLAINT --…read moreREQUESTING A FULL REFUND I contacted Weikle's Hometown Heating and Air based on their advertised commitment to "trustworthy solutions," "honest pricing," and building lasting customer relationships without pressuring customers into unnecessary purchases. While the technicians were professional, punctual, and courteous, the overall diagnosis, communication, and follow-through fell well short of those promises -- and well short of what you'd expect from a company that advertises building lasting customer relationships. Most notably, after the unsuccessful repair, I received no response to multiple follow-up messages for 10 days--from July 17 through July 27--and was only contacted after posting a public review. FIRST VISIT -- July 9 diagnosis My air conditioning system was running but unable to maintain the thermostat setting during the hottest parts of the day. The downstairs temperature would rise approximately 2 degrees above the set point, and the upstairs approximately 6 degrees, before recovering overnight. After paying a $146 diagnostic fee, I was told the issue was a failed filter drier. I authorized a $900 repair, which included enrollment in their Maintenance Club membership . THE REPAIR DID NOT RESOLVE THE ISSUE The repair was performed on July 15. Within 24 hours, on July 16, the system was exhibiting the same symptoms as before. I reported this on July 16 and was told a technician would return on Friday, July 17 SECOND VISIT -- July 17 July 17 -- The owner David returns. Rather than treating this as a warranty callback, he delivers a new diagnosis: a failed evaporator coil -- a pre-existing condition that should have been caught before any repair was authorized. He provides two estimates: approximately $1,800 for coil replacement, or approximately $13,000 for full system replacement. Because the system had already been opened and refrigerant recovered on July 15, the question arises whether this could have been identified before the $900 repair was authorized -- making it twice as expensive by requiring two separate rounds of nitrogen testing, brazing the connections, pulling a vacuum, and recharging the system. Technician David placed cardboard in the upstairs return filter vent to block it off and shut off the upstairs zone thermostat. This was not a repair, but rather an attempt to force more air downstairs to compensate for the system still not cooling adequately. This was the last thing he did before leaving, with the system left in that modified state. LACK OF FOLLOW-UP COMMUNICATION After the second visit, I sent multiple follow-up messages and received no response for 10 days--from July 17 through July 27. I was only contacted after posting a public review. As a Maintenance Club member, I expected far better communication. The lack of response left me no choice but to seek a second opinion. SECOND OPINION -- July 23 I contacted A+ Heating and Air for a second opinion. They inspected the system, found it operating normally, and recommended no additional work. They explained that the symptoms may have been related to the period of extreme heat, which can place added demand on a builder-grade residential system, and that a five-year-old unit would not normally be considered near the end of its expected service life. Their findings left me questioning whether the original repair addressed my original complaint. THE BOTTOM LINE I paid $146 for a diagnostic that did not lead to a repair resolving my original problem, and $900 for a repair that failed to correct the issue I called about. I have paid a total of $1,046, and the second opinion concluded that no additional repair was needed. I am no longer a customer and am not seeking credit toward future work. I am requesting a full refund of the $1,046 I paid for what I believe was an incomplete diagnosis and a repair that did not address my original complaint. ADVICE TO FUTURE CUSTOMERS I strongly recommend looking elsewhere if you need repairs. I encourage anyone considering major HVAC repairs to request a complete written diagnosis before authorizing work. Ask what testing has been performed to rule out other possible causes, clarify what happens if the initial repair does not resolve the original complaint, and request that any warranty, refund, credit, or follow-up policies be provided in writing before approving the repair.

They replaced my water heater. I did not ask upfront what the cost would be, I assumed it would be…read morebetween $1,000 and $1,500. Half way through the job the plumber told me it was 2,568. The water heat coat $430 at Lowes and it was 2 hours of labor, so that is about $2,000 profit. I called the office the next day to find out why it was some much. I was told they charge a flat rate for water heat replacement and the plumber should have told me what the cost is before he did anything, He did not! The person I talked to got defensive because I was questioning the price and told me "WE HAVE TO EAT" with an attitude. I HAVE TO EAT TOO AND I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PUTTING FOOD ON YOUR PLATE! I would not have used them if knew it was going to cost that much. I would have looked for an independent plumber that charges a fair price and not used these price gouging crooks. They have a lot of five star reviews so either those people were not price gouged or in plumber terms they don't mind flushing money down the toilet. I was over charged by at least a $1,000. I'm sure the owner will reply to this review with some cookie-cutter respond. " We're sorry you feel you were over charged, we strive to have competitive rates". Yeah price gouging like the rest of the plumbing companies. My water heat sits on a shelf above my dryer and they had to send another plumber out to help take the old one down and put the new one up. I believe they charge me $200 for that, so much for that flat rate. The flat rate was too much to begin with so that adds insult to injury. The person I talker to tried to use the water pump used to drain the old water heater as an expense. It's a battery operated pump the size of a shoe box that cost around $300. That person tried to act like it's some high dollar piece of equipment that's expensive to operate. What a joke! They got me on this one. Lesson learned.

Matt arrived very quickly. He did a walk through of the house to see if there were any other safety…read moreissues that needed to be fixed. I was highly satisfied with the work.

Great service for a good price. Very knowledgeable and helpful. Will definitely use their…read moreservices in the future.

Our summer started out uncomfortable. We called James and Son, and they managed to get us in same…read moreday !!!! The timing was perfect. Everything went beyond expectations. Ben did an amazing job analyzing, diagnosing, and ultimately fixing a system, that has seen better days. Thank you Ben.... We are lifers!!!

You would be best advised to stay away from this company. I am beyond dissapointed with the way i…read morewas treated. Whoever i talked too on the phone, was the most unproffesional person i have ever had the misfortune of dealing with in my forty plus years of being in the trades.

I am a 70-year-old widow, who just moved to a new home. Happy Customer Air Conditioning & Heating…read moreService was recommended to me. I called Mr. Lee, the owner of the company. He came on time and spent about 2 hours on the inspection of all of our AC units. He did not know how to use the Carrier Infinity thermostat and asked me to "get away from it." The other thermostat was detached from the wall during furniture moving. He did not know how to fix it. The bill for that day was $238 (nothing was ultimately fixed). The next day he came with another guy to "clean the vents" and told me that the bill would be $950. He came with Clorox wipes and wiped the vent on the ceiling on the inside and outside. He did not find mold or mildew. The vent on the ceiling was in shambles after his service but he was determined to destroy the other six too for no reason. He was very angry when I asked him why we were doing this "cleaning" when I needed my thermostats fixed. He got very, very angry when I asked him those questions "because it looks like I did not trust his professional opinion". Horrible service.

Happy Customer installed a new unit for our upper level several years ago. As part of the plan,…read morethe uneven air flow was addressed and the result has been comfort and reliability ever since. It's time for Spring maintenance and I'm "happy" to post a great review.