1. Randy Jones Septic Pumping & Backhoe Service

0

,

Cancel

Open app

Search

Randy Jones Septic Pumping & Backhoe Service

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

Services - Randy Jones Septic Pumping & Backhoe Service

Plumbing inspection

Excavation

Trench digging

Randy Jones Septic Pumping & Backhoe Service Photos

You might also consider

More like Randy Jones Septic Pumping & Backhoe Service

Recommended Reviews - Randy Jones Septic Pumping & Backhoe Service

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

2 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

You might also consider

Verify this business for free

Get access to customer & competitor insights.

Verify this business

Crouch & Sons Plumbing

Crouch & Sons Plumbing

(10 reviews)

They worked well with my home warranty company and I was pleased with the work they did. They came…read morerecommended by a friend .. they are my new go to plumbers

I've used Crouch & Sons several times for my home, for various things that needed to be done. The…read moreurgency is always high when you're dealing with plumbing issues, and these guys have the same urgency I do even though it's not "their problem." They always get a crew over to me quickly; the longest I've ever had to wait was one day, and that issue was not as urgent as others I've had. I've had different crews of 2 come out each time, and they have all been equally as amazing. One guy even overheard me mention one of my showers was draining slow, so he snaked it and fixed the issue while his partner was addressing my primary issue. The last time I called them to come out, one guy even went through my unfinished crawlspace to make sure the water damage I'd seen was not affecting anything structurally. No matter what, I know they will always do far more than what is expected of them. They don't care if it's "not their job" or if the issue is different from why I called them, Crouch & Sons will always go the extra mile. Like any service professional, they charge by the hour for their work. If you expect them to not charge anything after scheduling your request & sending a crew to your address, simply because they could not help or it was a "quick fix," you don't know how the service industry works. If any labor/service professional comes out to look at a problem, the minimum you're going to pay is the rate for one hour's work. Exhaust every alternative first, and then if you need the advice of a plumber, you're going to pay for their knowledge! They are never out to take your money, so anytime it's been a quick answer to my problem, they will try to do any smaller tasks that I may need while they're here. I will NEVER use anyone other than Crouch & Sons for my plumbing needs. They have been beyond amazing to work with, and I can be stress-free knowing that I have their support for any plumbing issues that may arise.

Fuller Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Electrical - Fuller Services technician performing diagnostics

Fuller Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Electrical

(19 reviews)

I was very happy with the professionalism from beginning to end with…read moreFuller HVAC .My unit died late one evening and even though the tech was in Tennessee, he came as soon as he could. I had to get a new unit which I knew already and Jamey, rep, from Fuller arranged for portables to be used until unit was installed .timeline:July 2nd, thru 5th, J.D. the tech,diagnosed problem,Jamey came and discussed type of unit needed ,ordered unit,Jay brought portables and set up, Tammy [finance ]arranged form of payment,installers arrived promptly@set date and were professional and courteous, finished installation and left area clean. This company seems geared toward customer satisfaction and has a well organized team of employees. My hope is the owner recognizes this too and keeps up the good work!

ZERO ACCOUNTABILITY. ZERO COMMUNICATION. ZERO PROFESSIONAL OVERSIGHT…read more If you're considering hiring this company, ask yourself one question: Do you want to pay a contractor and then end up managing their job yourself? That is exactly what happened to me. I was quoted for a straightforward sewer line installation from my house to the City sewer connection. Before the work even started, they scheduled the job four different times and never showed up. Every time, I rearranged my professional schedule, rescheduled therapy clients, and paid for doggie daycare ($40 each time) because I was told they were coming. The salesperson specifically told me I did not need to be home during the installation. I relied on that statement and went to a doctor's appointment. When I returned, I found the plumbers had installed the sewer line on the wrong side of my house. I had to tell them to call their supervisor. The supervisor admitted the installation was wrong. Think about that. The customer had to identify a major installation error that the professionals failed to catch. The job I was promised would take 1-2 days took 4 days because of their mistake. Then the problems continued. When the crew reached the City connection, there was a cracked City sewer line. Instead of resolving the issue, I was told the City wasn't going to repair it. I had to personally step in, speak with the City inspector, and push until the City repaired its own damaged line. Again, I was the one solving problems that the contractor should have been managing. I did not hire this company to supervise plumbers, catch installation mistakes, coordinate with City inspectors, or ensure the project was completed correctly. That was the company's job. Before I was billed, I asked for the owner to call me. Megan assured me they would "make it right" and that the owner would adjust the bill. Three weeks passed. No call. I finally had to call the owner myself. His response? "We fixed it, didn't we?" When I explained that correcting mistakes after the fact does not erase the delays, wasted time, additional expenses, disruption to my business, or stress caused by those mistakes, he dismissed my concerns as "nit-picky." Then came the final insult. The invoice reflected the original quoted price for the simple installation I was promised, despite the repeated no-shows, the incorrect installation, the four-day delay, and the fact that I had to repeatedly intervene to keep the project on track. A company's character isn't shown when everything goes right. It's shown by how it responds when it goes wrong. Based on my experience, this company expected me to absorb the inconvenience, the lost time, the added expenses, and the stress while accepting "We fixed it" as the only explanation. That is not the level of professionalism, accountability, or customer service I expect from a contractor, and it is not an experience I would ever choose to repeat.

Randy Jones Septic Pumping & Backhoe Service - septicservices - Updated November 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...