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Mike showed up on time, and spoke very honestly and openly about what he suggests. He was honest about his pricing up front and told me if anything would increase his original estimate. He was work was clean inside and outside. He was very friendly and I would gladly give him a call again. You will not be disappointed!

Great plumber! Very honest, excellent quality and fair prices. He’s always a pleasure to have working in our house.

This work entailed using a jack hammer to dig up the concrete at the bottom of my driveway and repair, install sump pump, to install the drain and to smooth out the water damaged parts leading into my driveway. The new concrete was supposed to be slopes down away from the garage so water wouldn’t getJohn’s solution to the water that was going around the drain was to build tiny little slaps of cement and angle them away from the drain. But of course, you can’t lay cement on top of old cement and expect it not to break off, like it did. And I don’t even drive into my driveway!Also, when my neighbor saw the poor patch job done on my cement work during the fill he contacted Jolly and someone came out here to extend the cement to my garage covering most of the damage caused by John when he decide not to saw my cement before hammering it. But they only fixed the center portion of the drive way and left the sides warped and an entry point for water to continue to enter my house.He left the sides of my driveway, badly worn from water collecting over the years, installation alone, even though this was supposed to be address in the bid as part of fixing the concrete. Instead, he was lazy and built those little broke cement lips as a water deterrent.I called many many many times to voice this worry knowing water would still get into my basement because I know how it likes to come down the sides of my driveway and into my garage. NO one came out to look at the job.When the job was “complete” I saw a little snub white piece of pvc hanging out of my foundation wall next to the sump pump. John assures me the pump should drain this way. I didn’t feel comfortable with it because it seemed like the water could damage the foundation. I asked that it be directed away from the house. Instead of actually draining it away from the house, he put an elbow and small pvc pipe, put insulation around it and all this did was direct the water from my pump literally back into my house.Spring came I saw a sunken HOLE next to my foundation, below the foundation line. I sent the pictures to Ryan who barely acknowledged me and said he would send someone out that week.Wayne came and properly buried the sump pump drain into my back yard, as John should of done, but didn’t even though I asked him to. In May, I met with Scott, per my request, inside Jolly plumbing’s office. I said I wanted to give Jolly the remainder of their money but based on in the problems I’m having we need to reach an agreement. Scott’s position was that his company had done me a favor by not charging me to come out there and properly bury the pump line. I asked if he looked at any of the pictures that he claimed to have looks at because if he had he wouldn’t of said what he just said. He reluctantly looked at the pics and changed the topic. Such a sad way to do business.He was unprepared and had looked at none of the photos I had sent over the last 6 months. He has no photos of my property prior to beginning the work. And states that John didn’t damage my drive way with the jack hammer. John did and I assured him of it.But Scott agreed to take a thousand dollars off of the bill.Some issues I’ve had is the pump clogging with leaves, the filter they put in clogging 3 days after they put it in... but the worst is that my basement still completely floods when it rains hard as it has the last few weeks.Why? Because water likes to keep its usual route! The cement that was warped and needing repaired around the garage door, the issue I talked about with Jolly, til I was blue in the face, the issue John could of fixed with his jackhammer and concrete truck - but chose to do shoddy work and leave it there but create little cement bumps on the side of the drain (that broke off) is why my basement is currently floodingNow I’m stuck with a wet basement and Jolly wants to charge me another $1k to have the concrete repaired that should of been repaired as promised in the bid. I refuse to give them more money.

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Chad was very informative and stepped me through the process. This was a big expense for us and Schlueter made it as painless as possible. I will certainly use them again.

Bert’s is who you need to call for your plumbing needs. He did the plumbing in our house when it was built and he continues to give excellent service promptly. Thank you, Bert!

Al showed up right on time, and took good care of us. We had a leak under the kitchen sink that was going to be a real issue if not fixed quickly and correctly and he did this for us with professionalism and quality. Thanks!

We have had Holtmeier Plumbing servicing our home for years. They are always professional and always have done a great job. Their quality of work is exceptional. They are very polite and on time. I would never go with anyone else. Their pricing is a very good rate. I have had them fixed pipe after pipe that has leaked in our basement. Andy has replaced faucets on the outside of the house. He has replaced our garbage disposal. They have replaced our water heater. All of which has been quality work. All of my neighbors use Holtmeier plumbing and they love them. Do not go anywhere else, this is an excellent company. As the old saying goes YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR! They are the best in the business.

Rude, don’t use this company.

Responded very quickly when we had a water main break at 8:30 in the evening was at the house with in 20 minutes and had the problem fixed with in an hour,Brian is an excellent plumber and was trained by the best his dad, we’ve used Faith plumbing for over 20 years, highly recommended