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I called J with some questions after moving into a condo with a hot water heater that he had installed previously. He was incredibly patient, thorough, and enjoyable to talk to. I highly recommend his service.

Had them at my house in Cobb County twice and everything was great both times. They responded quickly, did great work and gave me good information about the problem and charged a very reasonable price. Great work!

Great Team to contact in the event you have a water issue at your home. My damage was severe, however, they worked together to keep our home neat while they did the water restoration. The noise of the fans was something to deal with but understandably necessary to get the job done. I would recommend this company to anyone.

They installed a zoning system for our HVAC. Tyler and David worked very efficiently, they were very professional and courteous. As they were finishing their job, they even cleaned up after themself! Thank you very much, Tyler and David and not least the company!

I called WMF to help me in cleaning some water damage and mold that I had at my home. They came and did what they said they would do! They even restored my bathroom and it looks fantastic! WMF has a great team!

I highly recommend Chen Plumbing. We used their services twice, and both projects were done very well and on time. The last job was quite extensive. They had to replace main sewer line, which required busting a section of the driveway and digging 8 ft deep to get to the connection. Tim and his crew completed this job in less than two full days, and that's including permits and inspection. The guys were always friendly and polite, communicated throughout the process, and left the site neat and even compacted the excavated areas. Their attention to detail was highly appreciated. We are very happy and will be absolutely using Chen Plumbing again!

Company Works Miracles. 10 Stars.

When they leave, the problem has a solution. They offer advice beyond the immediate problem. Friendly and knowledgeable. Call before they come to say they are on the way. Have used them multiple times and no disappointments.

The plumber was competent and kind. The price was fair for the requested work. I would absolutely recommend him.

My water heater started leaking at the bottom so i called atlanta plumber service. They had a technician out within 2 hours and installed and new one. Great service

I really can count on the plumber of Atlanta. David is a great plumber. Very trustworthy and caring and professional and affordable price.

Raymond arrived on time and kept in constant communication beforehand so I would know when to expect him. He was efficient and friendly. Would definitely recommend when you need a plumber.

This plumber came the same day I called. Great service and great price.

Had a wonderful experience working with Wes, a technician at Mr. Plumber. I also liked that they sent photos of the repair. If needed, I would definitely use Mr. Plumber again!

Doug was so nice and helpful!

Tim Chen plumbing replaced our residential water heater. Tim was extremely attententive and considerate, keeping in constant contact when necessary - including letting us know the installers would be late because of heavy traffic. The installers were efficient, good about communicating what they were doing, and cleaned up thoroughly after the job. Tim Chen Plumbing will be my first choice for any future plumbing job.

the guys were very nice and to the point. im not entirely sure the issue is resolved but would definitely reach out to them again if anything happens!

Others have posted similar complaints about Fulton Services, and I wish I had seen them earlier. The company takes inadequate responsibility for the quality of its services and disregards customer needs.
On Mar 8, 2022, we paid Fulton Services $2,276.30 at a service visit, expecting that the plumber had completed the work we requested. However, we learned we had paid for plumbing work he never performed, and have new problems as a result of the plumber’s damage.
When the plumber left, he promised to return and fix what he had damaged. He had cracked a faucet valve assembly and stated he would bring a new part along with a gasket to fit our tub stopper. He took the cover from the faucet and the Kohler tub stopper to help him find parts.
After over a year, we are still waiting for them to make this right. To their credit, they made some progress in reparation last August. However, the company maintains that we should pay thousands more to have them install 4 new faucets in our bathroom (2 lavatories, each with a wide-spaced double handle faucet).
The plumber damaged a hot water faucet valve assembly. They can’t find the faucet manufacturer and claim no adequate replacement is available.
Further, they say if you replace a hot water faucet, you must replace the cold also. Each similar faucet costs ~ $600; we must purchase 4 in order for the other 2 lavatory faucets to match.
On Apr 6, after a month of no contact from Fulton Services, I sent a letter to the company by USPS.
I described repairs needed following the plumber’s visit.
—A hot water faucet leaks after the plumber tried to loosen the tight faucet with a wrench, instead of lubricating it. We now have an exposed leaky valve assembly at our lavatory in place of a finished working faucet as it was before he arrived.
—Update: From Scotty’s comments, they can’t find the parts the plumber took from our home, and he has left the company. Their offer was to let us use their discount to buy four new faucets as compensation for their plumber’s damage. Huh!
—Update: Scotty found and repaired the tub stopper.
—We paid $700 to repair a running toilet. However, the plumber didn’t repair it properly, and the problem remained. He had installed American Standard parts in the Gerber toilet without notifying us. Other plumbers say Gerber fixtures need Gerber parts.
—Update: Plumber Steve came by this week, adjusted the toilet handle, and says it’s fixed.
—The plumber charged us $1280 for installing a Watts water pressure valve. Retail for the valve is around $150; others say typical residential pressure valve replacement costs $300‑500.
—Update: Fulton Services has refunded $400.
We had requested a plumbing inspection, but the inspection report was worthless. We have no evidence that the plumber performed the work at all. They sent a second plumber to inspect, but he did similar substandard work with a worthless report. Fulton Services has refunded the $200 we paid.
I also asked Scotty to describe the code numbers on our invoice.
He refused. Scotty says only their computer support person knows the details of the charges! The customer has a right to know labor costs, details of parts they installed ‑ the manufacturer, and any guarantee that comes with the parts. We don’t have that.
Thanks to Fulton Services, we have a hole at the lavatory where we once had a working faucet.