Friendly and courteous, but very expensive. $2500 quote to replace the sink I bought from Home…read moreDepot.

DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR MONEY…read more Situation: water heater is out Their solution: Plumber gave no options to either replace or repair. He went straight to descaling the heater and saying he will order/replace the part. Outcome: Nicole says the part was "rush delivered" twice and it was the WRONG PART TWICE. (This is over the course of a month). Nicole continually blames us for not replacing the heater even though she ordered the wrong part twice and the plumber did NOT give us consent to descale the heater AND he did NOT recommend to replace it. Overall Review: Favinger is the most DISORGANIZED organization. Take your business elsewhere.

They arrived promptly and did a good job. I just thought that $260 was kind of high for a 30 minute…read morejob.

Viking Plumbing is an outstanding service. We had to replace a faucet on our kitchen island and…read moreJason, the owner, responded to our request promptly. His work was done professionally and he left a clean worksite. I strongly recommend his plumbing services. Thank you so very much. We are pleased. The value was appropriate

I'm a renter, a tenant; so I had nothing to do with the selection…read more of this company? But I want to assert that Austin, who came initially and immediately determined that we needed an entirely new kitchen faucet and pipes, and then Tony, who came to install the new equipment were courteous, professional, and efficient. Tony was prompt, and swift. And, without slowing his stride, shared some insights and context about the fixtures, that I found pertinent and helpful. Enjoyed their practical expertise, and if anything else here drips or leaks again? I hope we get McKay's!

Immediately responded to emergency water heater issue. Did a great job! Friendly, respectful, and…read moreefficient. Cleaned up well after job. Very expensive but I feel the outstanding service is worth the expense. I highly recommend MacKay Plumbing LLC.

I was charged over $6,000 by Gary's Plumbing for a warranty-covered water heater replacement…read more The work involved a like-for-like swap of a Bradford White unit. After pushing, I received a $2,266 manufacturer rebate and a $611 refund from the company -- but that still left me paying over $3,100 in labor. No itemized invoice was provided. They hid behind "flat rate pricing" and refused to explain the charges. I was told I couldn't speak to the owner and that the Operations Manager was "as high up as it gets." They also falsely claimed they paid full price for the replacement unit -- even though it was covered under warranty. I've since confirmed that's not how Bradford White's process works. If you value transparency, accountability, or fair pricing -- go elsewhere.

Izzy and Brandon came out the other day to complete preventative maintenance on the plumbing system…read morein my house. They were punctual, thorough, knowledgeable and incredibly kind and friendly. I was able to have my furnace checked out the same afternoon. Gary's plumbing is my go to company for emergency and non-emergency work in my house. I highly recommend them.

Chris was amazing! He and Megan (his ride-with who is also a scheduler that was learning what the…read morePlumbers do) were fun to have in the house. There was a cancellation so Amy got us scheduled right away for a kitchen sink clog. My dad once mentioned that this happens every 3 years! and he was right, I reviewed Sullivan 3 years ago for the same problem. Megan kept me informed while Chris did the work, and he even scrubbed/cleaned the area under the sink afterwards. Impressive!

Super solid. They came the same day I called in. Respectful and kind. They ddressed all our needs…read moreand the price was very fair..

I had Barron install a new 96% efficient furnace and AC system. There were some positives to the…read moreexperience, but there were also several details that left me disappointed, especially considering the cost of a full HVAC installation. The installation team reconnected vents to the master and guest bedrooms and repaired a crushed return line, which I appreciated. However, I noticed the repaired return had multiple unsealed screw holes. While I can seal the visible holes myself with silicone, I have no way of knowing if there are additional leaks on top of the ductwork that I cannot see. More importantly, sealing those penetrations should have been completed as part of the installation. They actually sealed the seams where the old meets the repair. Prior to the installation, we discussed running the refrigerant lines adjacent to the existing HVAC chase. Instead, the lines were run on the opposite side of the hallway and continue through the middle of the laundry room. It's not the end of the world, and the system still functions, but it creates a much bigger challenge to conceal the lines and significantly lowers the ceiling in that area. I was also instructed to pour a concrete pad with minimum dimensions of 18" x 36", so I went above and beyond and poured a 24" x 40" pad to provide extra room. During installation, I was told the actual required dimensions were 36" x 36", which resulted in the installer placing a foam pad over the concrete pad. This could have been avoided with more accurate communication upfront. To bring the new system up to code, two vents needed to penetrate my single-membrane roof. Prior to performing the roof penetrations, Barron informed me that they were not qualified to seal the penetrations. While I appreciate the transparency, this information came only after I had already paid a 50% deposit and committed to the project. This left me responsible for finding and hiring another contractor to complete a very small roofing job. Finding someone willing to take on such a minor project has been frustrating, and two weeks later I am still waiting for the penetrations to be properly sealed. I understand that HVAC contractors may not perform specialized roofing work, but this should have been identified during the estimating process so the project could have been properly planned and coordinated before I committed to the installation. Overall, the equipment appears to be good, and there were aspects of the installation that were done well. However, the lack of communication, attention to detail, and coordination between trades turned what should have been a straightforward HVAC replacement into a frustrating experience.

Per my wife, Barron's website advertises that they can replace knob-and-tube wiring. When she…read moreasked for an estimate, she was told that they cannot do knob-and-tube wiring replacement and to contact an electrical contractor. I would think that an electrical company would be an electrical contractor. Anyway, we will never contact them for ANY electrical work.

So grateful for the work Spectrum did to replace our sewer line. It was a big job and from the…read morebeginning to end the crew was honest, hardworking, and professional. I can't recommend them enough, truley, they are the only company you need to call when you are in need of help!

We needed plumbing help, and we needed it fast - Spectrum Plumbing jumped in with a smile and…read morebrought us so much relief. They clearly take pride in their job because they have excellent customer service, and the job was done *beautifully*. Give them a call, you'll be glad you did!