consistently the best!!!! so very pleased with this service. always ready to help, courteous,…read moretimely, reasonable!!! Will never use anyone else, been our service for 30 years.

Only AI answers the phone promises to set a priority on an emergency request and we heard nothing…read morenever heard back from this company. We went with someone who uses real people.

THE GREATEST STORY NEVER TOLD…read more There is an ancient Chinese tradition whereby parents honor their first-born son with a long, elaborate name. Nicknames or shortening of any kind is forbidden. Alternatively, second-born children (and beyond) are typically given short, insignificant names. #notwoke An example of this is a fable passed down through the generations. A boy named Chow Chee Wai-Lin Xiao Qiang Peng (meaning: "The Greatest Ever To Be Born") and his younger brother Wong ("Small and Insignificant") are playing too close to their well, which they had been warned to avoid. As it is told, Wong falls into the well and his older brother runs to tell their mother. She tells him to summon the "Man with the Well Hoist". Wong is rescued and recovers. Days go by, and the boys are again playing near the well. This time, the older brother falls in. Chang runs to their mother and tries to tell her Chow Chee Wai-Lin Xiao Qiang Peng has fallen into the well. But Wong is panicked and out of breath, so he stutters and mispronounces his brother's convoluted name. His mother insists that he repeat the name-- but slowly and with respect. He tries repeatedly until he gets it right and is instructed to get the Man with the Well Hoist. They pull Chow Chee Wai-Lin Xiao Qiang Peng from the well, but because of the length of time he was submerged in the cold water, he gets hypothermia and sadly does not recover. This obscure tale gave birth to the famous Chinese saying: "Four things not come back: the wasted word, the spent arrow, the neglected opportunity, and boy with long name who falls in well." Legend has it that this is why the Chinese now give all of their children short names. #woke Pro tip: if you need a good "Man with a Well Hoist", the professionals at Fain will show up on time and get your well running again. They didn't find anybody at the bottom of our well, but did discover a seized-up motor, which was promptly and properly replaced.

We had a great experience with Fain Drilling. Their team was professional, efficient, and kept us…read moreinformed from start to finish. Everything was completed on time, and the quality of work exceeded my husband and i's expectations. We love our new well. I highly recommend them! Thank you again!!!

Daniel Oldar is THE best! Highly recommend! Daniel is honest, knowledgeable, and incredibly…read moreprofessional-absolutely awesome! Communication was excellent throughout the entire inspection & water testing process. Work was done thoroughly, with great attention to detail & clear explanations. It's refreshing to find a company that operates with INTEGRITY and truly puts its customers first! If you need well or pump service or an inspection for a fair price, don't hesitate to call Daniel-you'll be glad you did!

Just a stellar businessman! He is very professional, arrives on time, is very knowledgeable and…read morehelpful in explaining it. I felt very comfortable with Daniel and felt like he had my best interests at heart and that he wasn't trying to upsell me on anything. Really thankful that the San Diego backcountry has access to him - I see why he's a top name to go to on referral sheets that circulate around the Julian area!

Found them a few years back and have been using them since. Called for a service issue, they came…read moreto check on it got me going right away. Asked them to replace my pressure tank since it was at end of life. Next day had an estimate, fair price that I then approved. Sent a super nice guy out Luke, did a fantastic job installing it, hauled the old away and cleaned everything up as it was before he arrived.

They don't exist anymore sadly. The new company has AI a sering service imatating a live call…read morehowever, they were too busy to service my system. I called BB well service and got same day service.

Super hot day in July, realized our AC condenser wasn't able to turn on the compressor. Called…read morearound, 72 Degrees HVAC was able to get to our place within an hour (wasn't expecting that). We have two AC condensers, and the other one needs a little help I think. So sent a text back after hours, and they actually responded saying they'd be here in the early AM on a weekend to take care of the other. We are big AC people (5 kids, lots of action) ... so a broken AC is a huge issue here. Great service, very responsive, and I'm very appreciative for their support. It is very hard to get by without something reliable -- highly recommend in the Menifee area.

I was having issues with the company my home warranty sent out to repair my air conditioner. They…read morebasically put a band-aid on my unit, and 2 days later, it broke again. They wanted to come out again and charge me a grip to put another band-aid on it. I called Alex with 72 Degrees HVAC and he sent Eduardo out the next day. Eduardo assessed the situation and told me the best solution would be to replace the unit. I agreed, and Alex immediately ordered a new unit. His crew was out within a couple of days and not only installed the new unit but also cleaned out the AC drain lines and adjusted the ductwork for better efficiency. His crew was on time, polite, and neat. I would highly recommend Alex and his crew at 72 Degrees HVAC!

We had a hot spot on our floor and suspected a leak under our concrete slab. Our HOA plumbers…read morecalled CPL. they can the next day and spent 1 hour mapping out the pipes in the walls, floor and ceiling using acoustic mapping. They marked the leak. The plumbers went through the slab and found the broken pipe where CPL had marked. After the leak was fixed we felt another hot spot a few feet from the first leak. CPL came back and found a smaller leak. CPL was effective, quick and courteous.

Cable Pipe and leak Detector cost me over $1,295 on a leak repair project that my client is…read morerefusing to pay for. $400. For their first visit. They used gas and no sound detectors. It was a big leak. On the second visit they want near $295. They found a tiny crack that could not be the source of water causing the three cavities discharging lots of sand. At no time did I see them use their best technology the sound detector. I spent over $600 on my workers and worked on the project without pay. I watched the technician hang out in front for over an hour and he was 20 minutes late. I am very unhappy! Buyer beware!

I cannot thank Paul Dierkop and his brother Shannon enough for their competence and honesty. Paul's…read moreexperience determining if the location we had selected for the well had potential was priceless. Having just experienced a disastrous 45K dollar 1,600 foot deep dry well by another driller who claimed there is always water eventually, was clearly a concern. There are no guarantees when drilling a well. Using both electromagnetic VFL soundings and a seasoned local water witcher produced a number of possible locations. Paul assessed the locations and shared his opinion that we followed. At 550 feet we hit 20 gpm of quality water. Not only did Paul honor his contract to the letter, the drilling site was meticulously maintained and completely cleaned when he was finished. Shannon came in behind to set the pump system up using the most current technology and equipment available. He cleaned the well and pump multiple times and was producing perfect water samples for testing in no time. Honestly, drilling a well is expensive and a bit scary. This is hands down the team you want for drilling and setting up your well.

To the black folks of San Diego (and everyone else): Do not…read morehire Dierkop! They are openly racist, using the n-word. They charge astronomical prices, tear up your landscape without apologizing, and when your system fails just months later, they don't actually troubleshoot- they'll just try to gaslight you and lower your expectations by lecturing you on "system limitations." Beware!