Best Hydrojetting Sewer Line in Toledo OH
I hired the Drain Doctors in Toledo, OH to reconnect my toilet (which included replacing the O ring) and to install a new sink faucet. They charged $550. The sink was not leaking prior to them coming out. I was just wanting a more modern faucet. After they left sink was leaking. I contact them to come out again and they could not fix the leak. I was told I would need to pay an additional $250 so they can change out the shut-off valves. Since the leak was coming from the PVC pipes and not the shut-off valves I declined and contact another plumbing company. The new plumber repaired the leak for a minimal charge and did not need to replace the shut-off valves. The new plumber was also very surprised I was charged so much for little work. I typically do not leave reviews but felt this situation warranted one.
www.toledoplumbingcompany.com
Toledo, OH
Plumber
Five years ago, our water heater stopped working. We already had a service plan with BF and called them. I was told my best solution was to replacement it and they had a heater with a 10 year warranty. For almost $1000, I went with the best.
The old heater sat on a 3 inch high platform so if the basement drain backed up, it would be hard to damage. The BF people didn't put the new heater on the platform, but directly on the floor. The plan included a yearly inspection, but apparently they didn't remember I had a water heater and didn't inspect it last year.
Yesterday I found I had no hot water. I couldn't light the heater and the instructions said to call a service tech. BF said it had dirt and cat hair interfering with the ignition mechanism, cost to fix...$230. I told them I could shop vac out the heater and that I didn't need their $120 a year plan either. They looked it over and came down to $75. Eventually they decided that part of the problem was their responsibility and cleaned it out for free.
I like Ben Franklin. They are reasonably prompt. I'm not going to base my entire opinion on a mediocre heater installation 5 years ago, ut I still question how they can charge $230 (1/4 of the original cost of a heater with 5 more years on the warranty) for a cleaning.
allseasonstoledo.com
The old heater sat on a 3 inch high platform so if the basement drain backed up, it would be hard to damage. The BF people didn't put the new heater on the platform, but directly on the floor. The plan included a yearly inspection, but apparently they didn't remember I had a water heater and didn't inspect it last year.
Yesterday I found I had no hot water. I couldn't light the heater and the instructions said to call a service tech. BF said it had dirt and cat hair interfering with the ignition mechanism, cost to fix...$230. I told them I could shop vac out the heater and that I didn't need their $120 a year plan either. They looked it over and came down to $75. Eventually they decided that part of the problem was their responsibility and cleaned it out for free.
I like Ben Franklin. They are reasonably prompt. I'm not going to base my entire opinion on a mediocre heater installation 5 years ago, ut I still question how they can charge $230 (1/4 of the original cost of a heater with 5 more years on the warranty) for a cleaning.
Toledo, OH