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Jeff from Brothers offered expert plumbing services including diagnosis and treatment of complex sewer break and separate drain backup. He also educated me about ongoing system maintenance. He was nimble, smart, and willing to answer my questions and concerns. His full day of service came in under bid! Also he helped me see how Brother’s’ referral to Colorado Cleaning Service made the related work of both companies seamless and cost-saving.Three weeks earlier Johnny from Brothers did annual plumbing inspection and discovered sewer pipe leakage in crawl space. Immediately he called associate company for cleanup of some 200 gals of water. He diagnosed leaking sewage line and he detailed how Brothers will repair pipe once the water is drained. Expert, clear, efficient service about the urgent problem as well as advice on ongoing maintenance of our plumbing systems.

Excellent work done by Johan. Very skilled and clean work when installing new boxes and fixtures throughout the house. I highly recommend Johans work and will definitely call him again when I need more electrical work.

We had a great HVAC replacement experience with Tipping Hat. Michael Lia was upfront and very helpful. The installers, Benjamin Breno, Romeo Sandoval, and Juan García were punctual, thorough, polite and efficient. They got a lot of work done in just one day! We also got a free a/c upgrade because of a stock issue on their end. They could’ve easily just postponed the install until our model was back in stock and we wouldn’t have been any wiser, but instead they were honest and stuck to the install date even though it cost them money. I highly recommend their services!

AVOID THESE GUYS AT ALL COST, where that 'cost' could be 10x what you should be paying! My tale from earlier this year.We had a blockage in our basement toilet. Plumbline Services came out and unblocked but said to call them back if it re-occurred within 30 days at no charge, which we needed to do.This time, they placed a camera down - didn't charge us (the reason why became clear later) - and ended up claiming we had two options.1) Replace our entire sewer line from toilet to street, which would mean a new bathroom suite, new flooring, disruption to our basement - cost approximately $30k2) They could avoid doing the bathroom, for now, and it would cost approximately $16k, but would likely need to come back at some point in the future.We were informed the lines were wrecked, sewage could emerge, subsidence in our front yard, these pipes have a lifespan of about 30 years, etc - the full scare tactic.We got a second opinion. Upshot was we had two valves placed in our front yard, no need to enter the home, sewer lines cleaned, told to have them back out every 1-2 years for mere maintenance - cost approximately $3,500. No issues since.Second company had heard of others being given same line by Plumbline Services, with tens of thousands of dollars parted with. They also said pipes we had similar to much, much older properties in downtown Denver which, with maintenance, will last many more years.