Best Slab Repair in Seattle WA

Had Tom and his sewer crew out and they did an amazing job fixing our sewer line. Cant be more appreciate to him and his crew...

Isiah and Brent C. promptly identified issues, replaced piping as needed. Thorough testing to confirm issues were solved.

I had a water leak in my house and decided to Repipe the whole thing of caution. I didn't really know who did Repipe jobs and called a few plumbing companies who gave me Really expensive estimates.

I found Repipe and their estimate was about 1/3 the price and used all top notch parts. The real I worked with was really nice and informative, and the actual Repipe itself only took about 4 hours!

The whole process was really easy and straightforward. I works recommend them to anyone and works use them again if I needed another Repipe.

Excellent service. Very professional and prompt. Knowledgeable and honest.

We work with Rudy's on a daily basis and the experience is always excellent. Thanks again Rudys Plumbing!

Super polite and professional. Very quick and thorough. Definitely worth it, even though this was very much a necessary job.Needed a basement bathroom sump/ejector pump replaced. Have no idea when the pump was installed (20+ years maybe??) or how long that pump has seriously been in use (at least 10). The cover ended up being rusted over and the motor had a rooty growth all over it. Removed and replaced with a Liberty Pumps LE40 series, within about 3-4 hours. Peiman was super friendly and honest. Thank you very much!

I contacted Kevin at Leak Masters after weeks of trying to determine why our community water association was experiencing significant water pressure loss. We suspected a large leak was the cause but had not been successful at locating it. After one household lost water I contacted Kevin and he came out on an emergency call. He looked over our well house and utilized a listening device on the pipes around the well house. He walked the water line with us and used his device at every location where we had exposed water lines. He checked the water pressure at every house. He identified one vacant home as a possible cause due to what he heard utilizing his device. He suggested we contact the owner to get into the home to check for leaks. He also pointed out that the drain field for that home was quite green and since the home had been vacant for some time and it had been a dry summer, this seemed unusual. When I finally located the property management company and was able to get into and under the house we found the leak immediately. It was very large and was bubbling like a fountain. Our community association members stepped up and we were able to cut and cap the water line. Once that was done the water pressure returned to normal. I'm thankful that Kevin was able to help us pinpoint the cause of our problems.
Tolt River Chalet Water Association

I hired complete trenchless in Oct to replace a leaking water main connecting water meter from the street to my house, which is about 50 yard long. After talking to several contractors, their price is the best. Initially, I had some hesitation since the company is relatively new. I think previously, the company's name is full bore. Cesar told me that he changed the name because he wasn't in this business for 2 years due to some personal reasons. Nevertheless, I decided to give them a chance.

They arrived on time and the whole job took about 6 hours. It is December now, no leak so far. Today, seattle has the coldest weather, and the waterline wasn't frozen. Now, I feel more comfortable to write a review as I want to see if their work can endure the test of time.

Overall, I am happy with their work. The only downside is it is a bit difficult to communicate with the workers during the day of the work. Cesar told me he would ensure at least one of the crew speaks English, but in reality, very limited. It is not a big concern to me since the work is solid.

In the end, I also got my paid invoice so I can be reimbursed from the utility company due to the leak.

Few things I learned along the way if you have a water main leak:
1. If it can be done trenchlessly ( drilled ), don't do it with manual digging. Trenchless is always cheaper and better.
2. Hire drilling contractors directly. Hiring someone that will subcontract the job will always cost you more.

I have used 2 Sons Plumbing two times over the last 12m, mainly because of Tony, their technician. Tony did such a great job the first time around that I requested him for a 2nd job at another property. He's extremely professional, knowledgeable and genuine. I don't trust any other technician except for Tony now; I've used 3-4 other local companies in the past and they were all horrible, dishonest and didn't do a complete job Those other experiences don't even compare to Tony's knowledge and professionalism. He's the absolute best and I'm extremely happy with him. Also, 2 Sons front office do an excellent job of following up on their technicians estimated arrival time, if they are running late, etc. They are also extremely prompt and professional.

John was super knowledgeable and worked incredibly hard to get both services done. On top of that he was great at explaining everything each step of the way. Plus, he was just a really nice guy and I appreciated that a great deal.

Bryce was very efficient and clear with us about all of our options for service. He explained the whole process very clearly and showed us exactly what was being done and the final result of his work. We were very satisfied.

David C. and Paul (I believe) came and helped get my kitchen sink usable again! They tolerated my four curious children and left everything spotless. Fast, efficient and courteous. Thanks, guys!