Best Appliance Installations in Plano TX
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Michael Sawyer came out for an estimate and he was really knowledgeable, professional and straightforward. Got a quote for several projects and he gave great insight into the scale of the work and what to expect. Recommend especially for new home owners trying to prioritize their needs.
1819 Firman Dr Suite 123, Richardson, TX 75081
Stan is a great plumber with great attention to detail! Very fairly priced too... you can’t go wrong with GEM!!! Highly recommended!!!
6902 Abilene Dr, Sachse, TX 75048
Plumber
Had a water supply line and valve fail in an upstairs bathroom on a Friday evening. Once I got the water at the main shut off, I called Thorough Plumbing and Jeff was over within the hour to make the repair and get the water to the house back on. As the name suggests, he was extremely thorough and explained why and how it all happened and the best option for moving forward.
The pricing seemed very reasonable given the circumstances and we will definitely be using Thorough Plumbing for our future plumbing issues. Thanks Jeff!
The pricing seemed very reasonable given the circumstances and we will definitely be using Thorough Plumbing for our future plumbing issues. Thanks Jeff!
1314 W McDermott Dr #106-727, Allen, TX 75013
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Got 2 new water heaters installed today by Mike and Alex. Very professional and very helpful. Did a great job and answered all my questions! Would recommend them to anyone.
15222 King Rd Suite 1002, Frisco, TX 75036
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They must not need any new customers, since they don't return calls. I called twice last week, leaving messages with Pam, and no one has ever called me back.
405 N Bowser Rd B, Richardson, TX 75081
Plumber
Having met the owner's Son (Dillon) a few months prior, I had a plumbing situation arise that needed professional attention. I called on a Friday afternoon, and the first available appointment was Tuesday. I confirmed the appointment.
I received a phone call on Tuesday informing me that the gentleman would arrive in 15 minutes. Once the plumber arrived, I showed him the two problems: 1 - Replace Moen valve cartridge (guest bathroom) 2 - Replace Moen valve cartridge in Master shower. A straightforward repair that some people might even opt to do themselves.
Starting with the guest bathroom, the gentleman could not get the cartridge released from the valve. The supplied removal tool broke because the cartridge was seized in the valve. After working at it for 45 minutes the gentleman called one of the other plumbers (who happened to be nearby) to stop over and attempt to break the cartridge loose. He was successful after about 15 minutes, allowing the original plumber to put a new valve cartridge in. While the original plumber was completing the guest bathroom, the second plumber started on the Master shower valve. That valve was also seized, but after (roughly 30 minutes) he was able to remove it. After replacing the cartridge, he cleaned up the area. They turned on the main water and tested their work. A few little adjustments later, both problems were completed and solved.
In reality, the entire job start to finish was roughly 2 1/2 hours.
I was presented with the total cost via an iPad screen, and it was $626.58. This was a very costly repair. I was not presented an invoice or a cost breakdown. I was told that the paid invoice was going to be emailed (which was not possible - since, they did not have my email address) or physically mailed to the house.
Long story short, I paid the bill and have not received a copy of the final PAID invoice.
I am not sure the cost breakdown but, each cartridge (retail) goes for $50 - $60 as long as it is OEM parts. So, $120 in parts and $506.58 for labor (obviously, there is some tax that can be subtracted, let's say $40.) So, what is the labor cost per hour, guessing, $186 (give or take a little).
At the end of the day the problem was repaired, the gentlemen cleaned up after themselves, and it was pleasant.
However, the cost of the repair was a bit higher than I anticipated. I never saw or received a copy of the invoice, and I had budgeted/anticipated $400-$450 (maximum) for this type of repair.
My advice, when scheduling a repair service, make sure you understand what the company anticipates the repair costs are, ahead of making the confirmed appointment. Also, only pay a bill that has been itemized, and require a physical receipt left behind at the end of the transaction.
I received a phone call on Tuesday informing me that the gentleman would arrive in 15 minutes. Once the plumber arrived, I showed him the two problems: 1 - Replace Moen valve cartridge (guest bathroom) 2 - Replace Moen valve cartridge in Master shower. A straightforward repair that some people might even opt to do themselves.
Starting with the guest bathroom, the gentleman could not get the cartridge released from the valve. The supplied removal tool broke because the cartridge was seized in the valve. After working at it for 45 minutes the gentleman called one of the other plumbers (who happened to be nearby) to stop over and attempt to break the cartridge loose. He was successful after about 15 minutes, allowing the original plumber to put a new valve cartridge in. While the original plumber was completing the guest bathroom, the second plumber started on the Master shower valve. That valve was also seized, but after (roughly 30 minutes) he was able to remove it. After replacing the cartridge, he cleaned up the area. They turned on the main water and tested their work. A few little adjustments later, both problems were completed and solved.
In reality, the entire job start to finish was roughly 2 1/2 hours.
I was presented with the total cost via an iPad screen, and it was $626.58. This was a very costly repair. I was not presented an invoice or a cost breakdown. I was told that the paid invoice was going to be emailed (which was not possible - since, they did not have my email address) or physically mailed to the house.
Long story short, I paid the bill and have not received a copy of the final PAID invoice.
I am not sure the cost breakdown but, each cartridge (retail) goes for $50 - $60 as long as it is OEM parts. So, $120 in parts and $506.58 for labor (obviously, there is some tax that can be subtracted, let's say $40.) So, what is the labor cost per hour, guessing, $186 (give or take a little).
At the end of the day the problem was repaired, the gentlemen cleaned up after themselves, and it was pleasant.
However, the cost of the repair was a bit higher than I anticipated. I never saw or received a copy of the invoice, and I had budgeted/anticipated $400-$450 (maximum) for this type of repair.
My advice, when scheduling a repair service, make sure you understand what the company anticipates the repair costs are, ahead of making the confirmed appointment. Also, only pay a bill that has been itemized, and require a physical receipt left behind at the end of the transaction.
1301 10th St, Plano, TX 75074
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Honest, professional, trustworthy. I would recommend Paul to my family.
Plano, TX
Plumber
Just had Adam out to investigate a plumbing leak into the garage, he quickly solved the problem, and then replaced my guest bathroom faucet/handle fixture while he was here! Convenient and affordable, I scheduled on Tuesday afternoon, by Wednesday morning it was done. Thanks!
Plano, TX
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