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Called this company for a check of my electrical box and was told, I was in danger of an overload. My neighbor said I should call pg&e. I called pg @e for a safety check and when i did, i told, all was ok.I do not recommend this company for using scare tactics just to make an unhonest buck.  Always get a second opimion is my word to the wise.

Use this place only in emergencies.

Scheduling an appointment was easy. The plumbers and the phone/dispatch were all professionals. The giant flaw with this particular experience was with their diagnostics and pricing.

Check out the attached photo; it's a screen shot of part of their invoice/work order. That's a Moen faucet which retails at Home Depot for $143. Check out the pricing that Bellows gave me: $829 (this includes install).  I said nope. So they said they could back out $500 if I provided my own faucet. Again, I said nope that and I got a second opinion. Apparently I didn't need all this work done, and all that was needed was some tightening of some valves - W T F bellows!?

These plumbers poorly diagnosed my leaky faucet and tried to gouge me. I've used them before and they gouged me then too. Plumbing gougefest.
There seems to be some sort of racket and/or price fixing; Roto-Rooter Plumbing are a bunch of crooks as well. They charged me $500 to unclog a kitchen sink.

Regular people don't know enough about plumbing to ask questions. When you have a leak or your water isn't running, you become desperate and you stop asking questions and getting second opinions (I get it) - these plumbers have become accustomed to this and now they are brazen AF. Let's get the power back - ask questions, pick apart their arbitrary work order. . . or don't - who cares.

Sam and his team did a nice job for us.  They delivered as promised and even stuck with it and fixed a problem with the Comcast box.  They installed an affordable and easy to use AV system.  I would highly recommend them.