Best Pipe Restoration Services in Seattle WA
Plumber
These guys were great and we're on time and professional. I will use this company again.
www.seattlesewercompany.com
1715 Harbor Ave SW Unit 1, Seattle, WA 98126
Plumber
Our technician, Gio was amazing. He explained everything so that we could understand and made recommendations for the future. Overall a great experience.
www.rotorooter.com
6321 7th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108
Plumber
The plumbers were great. They fixed the problems fast.
fischerplumbing.com
6608 220th St SW, Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
Plumber
Amazing service and workmanship! Called Premier Plumbing to fix a water heater issue we had. They were able to get me on the schedule pretty fast. The gentleman who came out went above and beyond to help to assist the situation the best way he can so we could have hot water. Very knowledgeable and was able to answer all questions and concerns that I had. This is a company I definitely recommend. I appreciate the positive attitude they had while doing the job.
premierplumbinginc.com
Seattle, WA
I don’t know where to start with this review in all honesty.
They displayed some of the most unprofessional behavior I’ve ever experienced. The man who came out to assess the issue made me feel extremely uncomfortable. He is not someone I want back in my home.
I don’t appreciate being a female alone in my house with an angry man who’s a stranger.
Upon arrival he was very agitated, angry, and rude. Things went downhill from there, as I had to interact with him more.
The issue that he needed to fix is some shelving had been put in the garage incorrectly. We have been meaning to remove it but haven’t yet. Well it turns out that the person who put in the shelving had put a nail throw a pipe and it’d finally rusted.
The house I live in is a rental. My landlord had told me he wanted the plumber to contact him directly before any repairs.
The plumber said he needed to call his company and asked me to call my landlord.
Instead I called my husband as he had spoken with the plumber and the landlord about this issue. As, originally, he was going to be home for the plumber but then couldn’t. My husband had confirmed the landlord had told the plumber to directly call him. I told the plumber this.
He yelled at me that he “already had and can’t wait around all day.”
Which is ridiculous because I had heard him on the phone with the company or someone beforehand so he could’ve only called maybe a minute prior. I know time is money but there is a professional way to handle things: 1. Don’t raise your voice 2. There are a million more professional ways to word that.
He then in an accusatory way asked “if I had put up the shelving”. His tone implying you idiot why’d you do this.
We did not put in the shelving and nor did my landlord.
My landlord then called the plumber. The plumber spoke to him in an aggressive, rude, belittling way. Almost as how a fed-up parent who isn’t great at parenting would talk to a child.
I could hear my landlords voice and it sounded calm the whole time.
The plumber also accused my landlord of the nail in the same disrespectful manner. Which I don’t really understand why he cares, maybe it makes him happy to shame other people for mistakes? Who knows? Again, it is fine to address the issue but be professional about it.
Anyway, the plumber and my landlord are on the phone. I can hear my landlord saying he is going to go with someone else for the job.
The plumber raises his voice saying “gooood luuuuuck finding anyone else.”
Which I don’t really get because there are a million plumbers out there but okay?
He then turns to me and all he says is “okay” angrily. Then he stormed off and sat in his van in my driveway for 10 minutes before leaving.
zesbroplumbing.com
They displayed some of the most unprofessional behavior I’ve ever experienced. The man who came out to assess the issue made me feel extremely uncomfortable. He is not someone I want back in my home.
I don’t appreciate being a female alone in my house with an angry man who’s a stranger.
Upon arrival he was very agitated, angry, and rude. Things went downhill from there, as I had to interact with him more.
The issue that he needed to fix is some shelving had been put in the garage incorrectly. We have been meaning to remove it but haven’t yet. Well it turns out that the person who put in the shelving had put a nail throw a pipe and it’d finally rusted.
The house I live in is a rental. My landlord had told me he wanted the plumber to contact him directly before any repairs.
The plumber said he needed to call his company and asked me to call my landlord.
Instead I called my husband as he had spoken with the plumber and the landlord about this issue. As, originally, he was going to be home for the plumber but then couldn’t. My husband had confirmed the landlord had told the plumber to directly call him. I told the plumber this.
He yelled at me that he “already had and can’t wait around all day.”
Which is ridiculous because I had heard him on the phone with the company or someone beforehand so he could’ve only called maybe a minute prior. I know time is money but there is a professional way to handle things: 1. Don’t raise your voice 2. There are a million more professional ways to word that.
He then in an accusatory way asked “if I had put up the shelving”. His tone implying you idiot why’d you do this.
We did not put in the shelving and nor did my landlord.
My landlord then called the plumber. The plumber spoke to him in an aggressive, rude, belittling way. Almost as how a fed-up parent who isn’t great at parenting would talk to a child.
I could hear my landlords voice and it sounded calm the whole time.
The plumber also accused my landlord of the nail in the same disrespectful manner. Which I don’t really understand why he cares, maybe it makes him happy to shame other people for mistakes? Who knows? Again, it is fine to address the issue but be professional about it.
Anyway, the plumber and my landlord are on the phone. I can hear my landlord saying he is going to go with someone else for the job.
The plumber raises his voice saying “gooood luuuuuck finding anyone else.”
Which I don’t really get because there are a million plumbers out there but okay?
He then turns to me and all he says is “okay” angrily. Then he stormed off and sat in his van in my driveway for 10 minutes before leaving.
15100 SE 38th St, Bellevue, WA 98006
Plumber
Installation of sewer grinder pump went ok, but still need electrician to adapt control box to new grinder. As
www.2sonsplumbing.com
5470 Shilshole Ave NW #301, Seattle, WA 98107
Plumber
Nick came by for an initial assessment to check on my washer not running cold water. I figured it was sediment buildup in the cole line filter but after 2 minutes Nick figured out the hot/cold lines were installed incorrectly and the hot line was connected to the cold line on the washer machine and vice versa...he switched the lines right then and there. I offered to pay him for his time but he refused. Top notch plumber and guy! At one point in time, I caught my pet approaching him to be pet (which, for a cat...never would do to a total stranger). If my cat trusts him, anyone should!!!
allyplumbing.com
Seattle, WA
Plumber
Jamison was excellent.
www.ecoserviceswa.com
126 S Spokane St, Seattle, WA 98134
Plumber
Great company! Professional, easy to work with, knowledgeable staff. I will use them for all plumbing and electrical needs.
www.seatownservices.com
4200 78th St SW, Mukilteo, WA 98275