Best Boiler Repair in San Jose CA

Great communication and prompt service!...

Good service. Respond quickly.

If a wonderful plumbing experience is a thing, this is it. Professional and courteous. I felt that the problem was diagnosed quickly and a fair price quoted - directly from their laminated pricing sheet. Hector had all the right tools and the experience to think creatively when older clean-outs would not open. He took the time to make sure it was done right and I am very happy with the service. I would not hesitate to use Benjamin Franklin again - they will be my first call.

lumber services in San Jose appear to be of high quality, with a focus on customer satisfaction and reliable workmanship. If you need plumbing services in the area, it's worth doing some research to find a reputable plumber that can meet your needs.

We had a problem with our toilets not draining well. Donny came out and determined that our backwater valve was not opening completely. He ensured that our sewer line was clean and in a state of good repair. Our backwater sewer valve was installed very efficiently in less than a day.

Quick response-great service. David called back immediately and came out the same day. He know his stuff and is very reasonable. He is a licensed contractor and has a great deal of knowledge that not only solved our water heater issues but helped with other issues in our home.
A good person to know for home repairs and problems.

Called 1hr drain for an apartment complex. Jose came in just about an hour ago and fixed the issue to my backed up kitchen. This guy is amazing! Keeps clean, communicates, definitely an expert. Thank against Jose!

Great place,friendly people, knowegable staff,

I recently had some water damage to my apartment caused by an upstairs neighbor. My HOA uses AquaTek. They were called out twice. First, they were called out in response to a leak in the underground garage below my unit, which, after failing to gain entry to my apartment, was ascribed to an overflowing kitchen sink in my unit.

The HOA then sent me a bill for $324 based solely on their plumber's guess. If he'd gone upstairs to check with the upstairs neighbor and actually investigated the issue he was paid $300 to look into, the problem might have been discovered.

The HOA called them out again the following day when I discovered my apartment was soaking wet and so was the hallway. This time, I reported the leak was coming from above my unit and I was home. Nonetheless, their great investigation skills led them to believe my unit was leaking until I spoke with the plumber directly and he decided maybe the second floor might not be a bad place to go.

Even then, though, he didn't seem to do any further investigation. He went upstairs. He came back downstairs and misreported what had happened. I later got the correct report from my upstairs neighbor.

In any case, stay far, far away from these guys. Laziness, incompetence, and baseless guesses seems to be their MO.