UPDATE 2/18/2019: Gary tried to bully me - HA! He asked me to call him through Yelp. He first tried to convince me that we did not have all the facts, and even claimed that they went back several times at no cost, when they only went back once and flushed a few buckets of water down and disappeared.
When I asked him why after taking $5000 from my in-laws and the sewer backflowed again within days, he did not have the decency to use his camera to figure out where the real problem was and then clear the drain like the other company easily did later (instead he told my in-laws that they had to do a bigger job), with no answer he said: You obviously have no clue about what you're talking about, let's just handle this in court ok? and hung up. WHAT? Note that I never mentioned about legal action in the conversation (yet!), and he brought this up trying to intimidate me. Sure! Junvenile! My lawyer will be very glad to give him a lesson and claim all the costs. Wonder how many dissatisfied customers that they've bullied.
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I'm writing this so that others especially the elderly would not fall prey to Rayco's unethical practice again. If you wonder why they claimed to have been in business for 30 years and only have 16 reviews (watch out for new fake reviews!) -at least in my in-laws' case, they're elderly and did not dare to complain about them because everybody knows everybody in the island, and they did not want to get into trouble for complaining.
Well, not me. My father-in-law has been hospitalized for over 20 days now and still in the hospital because of what Rayco did, and I have record of the phone calls from my mother-in-law that they ignored. Two plumbers after them confirmed that their work was not needed and did not fix the problem, and I have dated video recording of the clog sewer a couple of weeks after their $4500 repair work. If Rayco has an issue with my review here, feel free to message me directly. But I'll for sure pursue this through the Contractors' Board, BBB, as well as other legal venue if my in-laws are contacted and/or harassed due to this.
NOW FOR WHAT RAYCO DID TO MY ELDERLY IN-LAWS:
My in-laws initially hired them to clear a sewer drain blockage about a month ago. They charged my in-laws over $350 to supposedly clear out the drain, and then another about $4500 to supposedly repair/replace the problem pipes. The day that Gary the owner came in to ask for the final payment immediately after the job, he hinted to my in-laws that they probably needed to do another even bigger repair job to truly fix the problem, which left my in-laws confused. He took the money and left the old pipes at the house, when they're supposed to remove them per their quote.
Several days later the toilet backflowed with toilet/fecal sewer water. It went all the way into their master bedroom carpet, and my elderly in-laws had to frantically clean up the mess.
When my in-laws called Rayco about the problem, they sent someone to come flushed 5 buckets of water down the toilet to fix the problem. It back-flowed again a couple of days later, and Gary suggested that they had to do the bigger repair job that he proposed earlier. When my in-laws argued that they're supposed to provide the warranty for the repair, Gary said that if they could prove that it's his pipes that caused the problem, then he'd gladly come back to fix it. Really? He charged $350 to clean out the blockage and $4500 to repair the sewer problem, and it backed flow within days and that's not his problem?
When my in-laws declined to do the bigger job immediately, Gary stopped responding to them. He basically abandoned them with a non-functioning plumbing system, perhaps as a way to force them to do the bigger job. My father-in-law got pneumonia possibly from the foul water smell and all the stress a couple of days after frantically cleaning up the fecal backflow, and had to be ambulanced to ER.
Since my father-in-law has been in the hospital, I called two plumbing companies with HIGH number of good yelp reviews. The first one came and assessed that the so called repair job (the $4500 one) was not necessary (and obviously did not fix the problem) as the problem was further down. Since they did not have the right camera with them, I called the 2nd plumbing company and they camera-traced and videotaped the location of the blockage, and cleared the clog for less than the $350 that Rayco charged to do just the clear out without the video camera service (which did NOT fix the blockage). And my in-laws have no sewer problem since.
Like I said, I have all the records of the whole situation and unlike my in-laws, I happen to have a family retained lawyer and am fully prepared to deal with them if I have to. I'm doing this without my in-laws' knowledge as I don't want anybody else to have to go through what my wife (who just came back from Hawaii to deal with this) and her family have gone through.