Patricia Arneson
3 years ago
Hired to replace an outdoor faucet. Thought we'd done our homework. Checked reviews, and confirmed Tschida was a licensed plumbing company. Estimate $150 to $175 (unfortunately not written), stating the higher amount was if the water line needed to be cut (which it wasn't). Took him about 20 minutes and charged $185. He never turned the water back on to check the faucet for leaks, so we're glad it hasn't, but it's not the anti-siphon type required for code in St. Paul. It doesn't sit flush with the siding and it turns hard. Tschida has not returned my husband's call to install a faucet to code, so will pursue elsewhere. I would avoid this company but, if you do go with them, make sure you get a written estimate, know what your city's code standards are, and confirm they intend to comply with these on your job.