Below is the email that I sent Anyhour Plumbing after a technician visited my house, tried poor techniques to solve a frozen drain pipe, left without fixing the issue, and charged me $300 for the trip. I own 8 rental units in OKC and work with contractors often. The experience of dealing with Anyhour Plumbing rates as possibly the least satisfied I've ever been with a contractor. Look online for solutions first, or wait until the morning if possible to avoid paying them Attorney fees for them to possibly fix or not fix your problem. Here's what I sent them and received no reply:
Dear Anyhour Plumbing,
I called and was connected to one of your plumbing technicians on the evening of 1 January 2018. After I explained that I had what I was pretty sure was a frozen shower drain pipe, your technician showed up at my house. While I was not present for any of this appointment, after speaking with my tenant and with your technician, at no point did your technician go under the house to look at the drain pipe, much less apply heat to said drain pipe. Applying heat to a frozen supply line, or drain pipe, is usually step 1, and in this case that step never happened at all. Instead your technician attempted to snake through the freeze, and when he was unsuccessful, formulated the idea that the true problem was a bad connection in the piping. Your technician was proved wrong when after a heater ran for a while under the house, and the temperatures warmed slightly, the drain started working normally again on 2 January.
I understand paying more for off-hour services, and those services on a holiday. However I expect more technical aptitude when paying $150 per hour. I think anyone would agree with that. I deal with contractors often as I own 8 units in OKC, and this experience is close to the top of the list, leaving me feel like value was not had in the transaction, at least not on my end.
Also, as of 1:30 central time on 3 January, while my credit card has been charged $300, i have not received an emailed receipt of said transaction yet.
I type this to give you a chance to rectify this situation, if you choose.