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    We ordered a new dishwasher through Home Depot, but they said the pipe under the kitchen sink…read morethat's connected to the dishwasher would need to be replaced in order for them to install the new one. I sent Yelp and direct-website-messages to 7-8 companies. Most of them never even bothered to respond (despite sending follow-up messages) and 2 said they don't do that sort of work even though they are plumbers? WaterMac not only responded quickly, but they were able to come out to inspect quickly, and he was even able to fix it in the same trip. The technician also gave me separate quotes for other things he noticed that could use some work, and I was able to pick and choose which ones I wanted done right then and there, and I have the quotes in my email to reference if I want to go ahead with additional service later on. I can't speak on the price, since I got no responses from other places to compare with, but I appreciate WaterMac being responsive and communicative. The technician Justin was also right on time and very professional. One thing to note is that they charge $60 to come out and quote, but if you go with them for the service too, they will put that $60 towards the bill.

    I had a clogged drain in the bathtub. Found this business via Yelp Projects - never realized Yelp…read morecan be so useful in this way. They got back to me quickly with a quote and put me on the list for next day's visit. Igor showed up right on time. My in-laws were instantly impressed that he wore shoe covers in the house. Fixed the issue in expedient manner. Communication was A+ professional at all times. The price is also very good for Montclair area. All in all I will definitely use them again in the future.

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    STAY AWAY FROM THIS MAN . HE IS NOT HONEST!…read more Joe sells discontinued plumbing supplies as his side hustle. I needed a control unit for a discontinued Kohler "Cook Sink". His web site indicated he had one. I contacted him and began negotiating price. I paid $730 for my unit new. He wanted $2000 for a used one. Since he apparently has the last remaining unit on earth, I finally agreed to pay him $1800 for it. I asked if it was in working order just to me sure I want getting ripped off. Paying more than double was bad enough. The unit arrived and..... you guess it. It does not work. My attempt to contact him go ignored. This man is a scam and a fraud. I have opened a Consumer Affairs investigation with the NJ Attorney Generals office. I doubt I will ever see a dime but I plan to make his logs as miserable as he's made mind. STAY AWAY FROM THIS MAN . HE IS NOT HONEST!

    This review is for Joe The Plumber, 6124 16th Ave, Brooklyn, NY, tel: 917-295-5243…read more I received Joe's name from a neighbor and called him to replace the anode in my 65 gallon A.O. Smith water heater (sold by Sears as a PowerMiser 9). The A.O. Smith does not make that size water heater anymore, so I am trying to stretch the life of the current water heater by replacing the anode every 3-5 years. For those unfamiliar with water heaters, the anode rod is a sacrificial piece of metal (usually magnesium or a zinc-aluminum alloy) that hangs in your water heater and prevents the tank from rusting. It takes the hit and oxidizes (ie: rusts) instead of the metal in the tank. I contacted about 7 different plumbers, but only 2 plumbers were willing to come and replace water heater anodes. Of those two plumbers, the other plumber replaces only large commercial water heaters anode rods at nearly double the cost, so the choice was easy. Joe came the next week with plumbing crew, figured out how to remove a 4 foot long anode rod with less than 16" head-room above the water heater, and managed to squeeze in a new anode rod. The total cost was $250, which seemed fair the actual cost of replacing the water heater in about 5 more years if I did not replace the anode rod.

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