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First time trying this company would recommend him for commercial work showed up on time cleaned up great and everybody back in business fast thank you

The water tank in two of our bathrooms needed repair because of loss of water due to mechanical problems. A person from Miller Plumbing came to take a look at the toilette tanks. He proceed to tell me that he was going to charge me $39.00 for the visit and also said something to the effect that it would cost me $379.00 to fix the bathrooms. I guess it was my misunderstanding but even the price quoted was quite steep to fix the leaking problems in the tanks. Furthermore, he said that he would be returning soon to fix the issues with the toilettes. In fact, he came the next day in the morning. To my surprise, once he was finished with the job, he proceeded to bill me for another $727.00 on top of the deposit of $100 that I had paid him the previous day. I assume that the fixtures that he bought to replace the ones that are in the bathroom could not have been much higher than $50. That means that I paid about $750 for Miller Plumbing for less than an hour's time of one of its employees. That's the time he took to fix the plumbing. I told the person the the price was outrageous but he told me that is the price to fix a bathroom, 379 for each, plus $39 for the visit and the rest for the fixtures that were provided. Highway robbery to say the least. If you are looking to fix anything in your bathroom keep away from Miller Plumbing. I could have bought two new toilette bowls and have them installed for the price that I paid to fix some minor plumbing issues. I tried to put a stop payment on the check but it was too late to do so. If I could give less than a star to Miller Plumbing I would gladly give it to them.

EDIT: The longer time passes, the less thrilled I am. I have had two separate contractors come through since for specific needs and they have been absolutely furious on my behalf for the quality left behind. I'm kind of sickened that I paid so much for so little. Honest indeed.

DO NOT use them for electrical work. At all. It will not be to code.

DO NOT use them for outside work. At all . I will be spending $$$ to redo dirt work and a concrete stoop which has turned into a bridge to my door.
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Four for craftsmanship, three for everything else. I went with Honest Renovators after reading a lot of five star reviews, but I think that did them a disservice setting my expectations too high. The quality of the work is good-- solid not perfect. I wasn't thrilled they ran a month and some behind schedule, but it is what it is. They were up against the same challenges everyone has now for price of materials, production delays, availability of labor, all the joys of the COVID era. Costs were on the high end: hopefully that means they're paying the guys a living wage. Where I was distinctly underwhelmed was materials sourcing and organization. Delays and waste could have been avoided. I felt like their purchasing agent and it was coming straight from my wallet into their blackhole. I think these guys are much better off with small projects of limited scopes where they can understand and keep track of them. Use them wisely and they'll do good work.