Best Kitchen Remodeling in Denver CO
Ilya and his son were great and came within a few hours. Will use again and do recommend! Thanks again!
5720 W 72nd Dr, Arvada, CO 80003
These guys were quick and they communicated very well.
wheplumbing.com
1459 S Emporia Ct, Aurora, CO 80247
Mark was on time, professional, and did great work. Fast and efficient, fair and competent.
www.kingrooterandplumbing.com
100 Fillmore St #500, Denver, CO 80206
Showed up on time on short notice and fixed our clogged pipes in the kitchen. Would recommend again. Aladdin you da man
www.rotorooter.com
12601 E 38th Ave, Denver, CO 80239
Uriel was professional, kind and efficient! Thanks!
www.rotorooter.com
6701 E 50th Ave Unit B, Commerce City, CO 80022
The technicians are very personable and knowledgeable. Great quality service.
plumblineservices.com
7000 S Potomac St, Centennial, CO 80112
Charles was great! And I highly recommend Charles to anyone looking for a plumber. Charles helped install a natural gas fire pit in my backyard which was originally supposed to be a quote. Charles' price was fair and he was ready to work. He was fast, friendly, professional and did an outstanding job with the work. By far, the most important thing is that the install was clean. Not sloppy or messy like other plumbers I have used in the past. 10/10, I will keep using Charles from here on out!
www.friendlyplumbing303.com
Denver, CO
Travis was quick, efficient, and affordable! Definitely recommend him for any plumbing needs.
www.anaffordableplumber.com
9388 Bear River St, Littleton, CO 80125
I recently used Z plumbing for a few plumbing needs. I highly recommend this company. Mark is very professional, and does great work at an affordable price. You will never have to worry about being taking advantage of.
6069 Jay St, Arvada, CO 80003
Dan at Key Plumbing is the absolute best! Not only has he installed new bathroom faucet and shower for me, he came to my rescue at my moms house! I was busy getting the house ready to go on the market when we discovered wet carpet in the dinning room. I called Dan and he was there the next morning, found the leak, repaired the leak and we were on the market 24 hours later! Thank you so much for being so reliable!
www.keyplumbingsolutions.com
4385 Zenobia St, Denver, CO 80212
I called on a Sunday morning to have someone look at the leak coming from under my dishwasher that eventually made its way to my basement. I spoke with Bruce to schedule the appointment and he was as kind as could be. Art came out that afternoon and thoroughly explained where the leak was coming from and what needed to be done to fix it. He attempted to unclog the drain in my laundry room from all the leaking water but was unable to due to it being an OLD house and having a blockage in the way. Regardless, he was professional, knowledgeable, and thorough.
I highly recommend!
afterhoursplumbingco.com
I highly recommend!
Denver, CO
T.L.D.R.: Avoid this company like the plague.
I never write bad reviews - in fact this is the first one I've ever written.
I reached out to AAARK because my realtor recommended them and they had decent reviews online. I cannot believe how seemingly incompetent this company is. Whenever their technicians come to my home, my issues get worse.
I first used them to replace my disposal and a few corroded pipes going into my hot water heater. Nothing was wrong with the hot water heater, it worked fine, it was just that the pipes looked somewhat corroded on the outside.
While that was happening, I was in contact with their HVAC specialists because the top floor of my home does not get any heat or AC. Initially, I was told, no problem we'll just upgrade your HVAC with a bigger unit. This happened right before COVID. This seems suspect to me, because the issue is that one vent in our house lets all the cool out and none of the others do. I contacted the HVAC person again after COVID had died down a bit, wondering could this possibly be a duct issue? A different HVAC specialist came by this time and looked around my whole house. This time, they said oh no your ductwork can't handle the upgraded HVAC, we'll need to put booster fans in. I think great, that sounds pretty reasonable. The tech then talks to the supervisor who informs him that despite this, in fact, my ductwork cannot handle the booster fans either and that the only course of action is to replace all the ductwork in my home. I'm slightly taken aback, but ask for a proposal and we can go from there. I receive no proposal. I contact the original HVAC guy again for a proposal. I receive no proposal. I'm literally trying to give these people my money and cannot.
Circling back to the plumbing work, I noticed that immediately after the pipes in the hot water heater were done, we had no hot water pressure. This was irritating, but the initial claim was that all their work was guaranteed up to a year after service. The work was done right before COVID started, so I again waited until COVID died down to restart this process. A new technician comes over because the old on was no longer with them and when I tell the new tech (who I think is a part owner in the company) he looks at me like the other tech never worked there. The new technician tells me he can't figure out what's going on, but it seems like there is a clog in the hot water intake. I'm thinking, ok fix it, your work screwed it up. Nope - I'm told that either we'll have to replace the boiler entirely or we'll need to get the intake fixed at cost. They told me they would take the cost of the original work off of a new boiler. How nice! The technician tells me they will send me a proposal in the morning. I receive no proposal. I'm literally trying to give these people my money and cannot. Wouldn't you know, after this latest technician left, the pilot light wasn't turned back on and now will not turn on, so I'm sitting here without any hot water at all.
Rest assured AAARK, I will not be giving you my money, you don't have to worry about me continuing to try. You've convinced me that my tendency to assume the best or for some reason keep trying despite things getting worse every time someone comes to my home is the wrong approach. What a joke.
www.aaark.com
I never write bad reviews - in fact this is the first one I've ever written.
I reached out to AAARK because my realtor recommended them and they had decent reviews online. I cannot believe how seemingly incompetent this company is. Whenever their technicians come to my home, my issues get worse.
I first used them to replace my disposal and a few corroded pipes going into my hot water heater. Nothing was wrong with the hot water heater, it worked fine, it was just that the pipes looked somewhat corroded on the outside.
While that was happening, I was in contact with their HVAC specialists because the top floor of my home does not get any heat or AC. Initially, I was told, no problem we'll just upgrade your HVAC with a bigger unit. This happened right before COVID. This seems suspect to me, because the issue is that one vent in our house lets all the cool out and none of the others do. I contacted the HVAC person again after COVID had died down a bit, wondering could this possibly be a duct issue? A different HVAC specialist came by this time and looked around my whole house. This time, they said oh no your ductwork can't handle the upgraded HVAC, we'll need to put booster fans in. I think great, that sounds pretty reasonable. The tech then talks to the supervisor who informs him that despite this, in fact, my ductwork cannot handle the booster fans either and that the only course of action is to replace all the ductwork in my home. I'm slightly taken aback, but ask for a proposal and we can go from there. I receive no proposal. I contact the original HVAC guy again for a proposal. I receive no proposal. I'm literally trying to give these people my money and cannot.
Circling back to the plumbing work, I noticed that immediately after the pipes in the hot water heater were done, we had no hot water pressure. This was irritating, but the initial claim was that all their work was guaranteed up to a year after service. The work was done right before COVID started, so I again waited until COVID died down to restart this process. A new technician comes over because the old on was no longer with them and when I tell the new tech (who I think is a part owner in the company) he looks at me like the other tech never worked there. The new technician tells me he can't figure out what's going on, but it seems like there is a clog in the hot water intake. I'm thinking, ok fix it, your work screwed it up. Nope - I'm told that either we'll have to replace the boiler entirely or we'll need to get the intake fixed at cost. They told me they would take the cost of the original work off of a new boiler. How nice! The technician tells me they will send me a proposal in the morning. I receive no proposal. I'm literally trying to give these people my money and cannot. Wouldn't you know, after this latest technician left, the pilot light wasn't turned back on and now will not turn on, so I'm sitting here without any hot water at all.
Rest assured AAARK, I will not be giving you my money, you don't have to worry about me continuing to try. You've convinced me that my tendency to assume the best or for some reason keep trying despite things getting worse every time someone comes to my home is the wrong approach. What a joke.
5050 Fox St # A, Denver, CO 80216
Jason was amazing... it was around 5pm on Saturday night! We had been working all day on braking down our saltwater tank and had hooked up the hose to rinse it out. Water was shooting out everywhere so I decided that I better check the crawl space to make sure nothing was leaking. And boy am I glad I did. We had a puddle of water, but it wasn't all from the hose. Apparently our drainage pipe from our kitchen sink was cracked and had been leaking, for who knows how long into the crawl space! I immediately called a plumbing company and they couldn't get anyone to the house until Monday at noon, so I called another company and got the same answer. I saw Iron plumbing and thought well it's worth a shot and Jason answered! I explained the situation and he told me that he was in Brighton...we live in Littleton!..but he would head out to us as soon as he possibly could. I felt a wave of relief pour over me. I figured it was going to cost me an arm and a leg so I asked how much and his response was extremely reasonable and perfectly affordable. When he got here and found out that not only was the drainage pipe cracked in not just one spot but two, he also discovered our hose pipe had frozen and cracked also! He went right to work and he worked so hard! For hours! He had everything he needed to do the repairs. He was such a kind man and he really cared about us and our situation. He stayed well past midnight to ensure that we had the ability to have running water in the morning. He was very professional and extremely kind and generous...honestly we have been so stress doing a house remodel and breaking down a 90 gallon saltwater tank so we can get new flooring I really think I may have cracked if he hadn't come to rescue us! Thank you Jason! You did an amazing job for a very reasonable price! And we will always remember you coming to help us. We have your number on lock now and we definitely will be using your skills again.. if I could give you more than 5 stars I would.
Denver, CO
The water heater in our home broke. I had called several people and no one was available for weeks. We found Colorado plumbing solutions and they were able to come right away. Jon came and was very professional, organized and was able to replace our water heater that same day at a great price! I highly recommend Colorado Plumbing Solutions. Jon was great!
www.denverplumbingteam.com
Denver, CO
Mark and his son are extremely professional and very kind. I felt very confident with his work helping me sort through my sump pump issue. I highly recommend Mark and if I need anything in the future he is my go to guy and I will highly recommend him to any one.
ipcplumbingofdenver.com
Denver, CO