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I had some kind of a leak in my garage coming from the ceiling. It was a stain on the ceiling. They cut a huge hole in my ceiling and said that they didn't know where it was coming from. It appears to have stopped so call us back if you notice more water on the ceiling and charged me $200.00. Not to mention left me with a huge hole in the ceiling of the garage. I would not recommend this company. No satisfaction on my end and now I have to pay someone to fix the ceiling.

UPDATE: I spoke with the owner and he apologized after I showed him the invoice. Attached are a few photos. Also, Randy the tech refused to take his shoes off in my house because he said he was in the military and injured his leg and needs the boot support which the owner said was a lie and apologized. I had a brand new house with brand new carpet and he walked on my new carpet with his filthy boots.

I am so greatful for calling this company. I recently just moved into the renovated home but the people who renovated did a shobby job on the home and did alot of quick fix. So i had a water heater that was installed incorrectly and illegally. I call the plumber to install a water filtration system not know that my water heater was a problem. He uses his CO detector to see if Carbon Monoxide was coming into the house. The meter said 24 and he said the meter is suppose to be at 0. So since aug-dece me and my family been slowly taking in CO without even noticing. Something so small like that could have killed us if he didn't talk me about it. So he changed out my old water heater and installed the new water in no time. I am very grateful for calling him to fix that issue. I will be calling him to install my water filtration system

Plumbing problems can become a nightmare. So when I need authorized state approved plumbing done in my home, I call Tom. When I don't need the job to be approved by any utility company, I do it myself or call Jimmy ;)

The potential nightmare of DIY plumbing could be devastating. Our last project was a broken water main pipe. As a home owner, I'm responsible for fixing the water pipe outside my house all the way to the valve at the curb. There is a flat metal lid covering the valve in our front yard, on the thin strip of grass between the sidewalk and the road. That lid covers the valve that turns off the water so I can replace the pipe. My father in law had replace a broken water main himself (and 7 other guys with shovels), so I considered it as a possible option. And I may have been able to rent a backhoe. cl. But, the risk of ruining my house was too great so we called Tom.

Tom works with a mechanical contracting unit. The man can't do everything himself. When they were digging, a neighbor was walking down the sidewalk and is hard of sight. These guys held his hand and walked him around the site. They even replaced the broken sidewalk tile with a new one. Which goes above and beyond, in my book.

Thanks Tom, Sean, the two other guys who I did not meet and the Peco guys who had to come back out to fix the gas line that was hit. Which is funny because when Peco marked the line, it wasn't going to be where they found it.

Good thing I didn't do this job myself. Thanks Tom.

peace,
michael

Very professional company. I had to have major plumbing work done due to a broken exterior water pipe.  I had a new water tank installed also. Mr Edmondson's office informed me of the City of Philadelphia's Help Program
thru the Water department. It is an interest free loan. Saved me money. Speaking to the City inspectors Mr Edmonson is very respected. I tell you,  this man is honest so you can trust him. The employees arrived on time as scheduled and what impressed me more was that Mr Edmondson came also!!. They did excellent work. I highly recommend this company.

Davis plumbing did a fabulous job updating our shower and bath fixtures in the master bathroom.  They were very knowledgeable about the plumbing valves we needed, transparent with pricing and efficient and clean.  We will be using them for other plumbing projects we have for sure!

Have had issues with a leaking drain in kitchen sink. Got a few estimates- one went up after initial in person estimate... These guys came out- were 5 minutes away. Gave an estimate $40-$70 lower than everyone else, including parts. The leak is fixed. I recommend highly.

Joe changed an outside spigot for me, and we talked about a larger project.  I could tell that he's a very much a perfectionist, and makes sure that everything is done properly.  He will also let you know about other potential problems he sees, and recommend steps you can take in order to avoid future issues.   I know I'll be calling Joe for any plumbing issues I might have.

I'm very happy with John Luke Plumbing & Heating. I needed some heavy duty but not urgent plumbing work. Their price was fair and I appreciated their honesty. Another plumber wanted to charge us for a bunch of unnecessary work and these guys came in and told the truth and did what they said they would do. Imagine that.

Good guys. Also John Luke himself came in to check and verify some things and offered me some sound advise about home owners insurance while he was here.

I will happily recommend this company.  While I wouldn't say they're cheap, they are fair and honest and don't charge for unnecessary stuff.

I really trust their  man Gary, who worked efficiently and knowledgeably to resolve some persistent issues. The cost was reasonable and they stand behind their work.

Great experience. Fast to respond to phone and text, thoroughly informative and did his research before coming.

Rik and Mike remodeled my tiny bathroom in South Philly.  From a previous remodel, I had a leaky shower stall that that was tiled and grouted poorly, and they were careful to demo the problematic walls and floor, while salvaging tile on opposing walls, storage cabinets and cubbies, and a medicine cabinet that I wanted to keep.  

When the floor came up, we discovered a rotted subfloor, compromised joists and some water damage.  This was not something we had budgeted for in the initial estimate, but Rik recognized that the new priority was structural integrity and was reasonable about additional costs for sistering compromised joists, moving water lines, and giving me a new subfloor.  

When there were new issues or detours they had to take (the bathroom is in a 100 year old building), Rik ran all changes by me and let me know what options (and their respective costs) we had.  At one point, he even brought in a structural guy to double check the direction he recommended we take on those compromised joists.

Post demo and remediation, they installed everything I had bought for the project - the new toilet, the new shower stall, new shower walls, new vanity, new fixtures and new tiling on the floor.  That part of the project took the amount of time Rik had estimated, and the only time-related hiccups were caused by the rotting subfloor and joist sistering, which were not foreseen.

Rik understood that my number one priority was making sure that the shower was watertight, and he pointed out different steps during the way that we accomplished that goal.  I'll update this review periodically to let you know how watertight it remains.  

Finally, there was the issue of construction debris.  Rik and Mike did this work in late July and early August of 2020, when the city's sanitation department was racked with COVID-19 and some trash pickup did not occur on schedule.  While they put debris in large white bags labeled contractor bags and expected the city to haul them off.  However, once city services resumed, the sanitation department (for 2 consecutive weeks) would take all trash EXCEPT the contractor bags and the old toilet Rik and Mike had placed at the curb.  

When I notified them of this, Rik did the right thing.  Even though our financial dealings with one another were in the rear view mirror and the new bathroom had been completed for nearly 2 weeks, he swooped by 48 hours later to pick up the debris and properly dispose of it.  

In all, I was very pleased with Rik and Mike's work, and I would hire them again.

My whole house was not draining. I called and one hour later he came out and opened my drain line by using the snake. He also gave me tips on how to avoid this happening again. He was really nice and professional. He even helped me install the toilet that  I thought the  ring was bad.

Jamal has team complete a stucco project on part of the house that previous was windows and replaced with a wall. Jamal was reasonably priced, on time and delivered great work. The new stucco transitions very well into the existing stucco. Very happy customer!

I would not go back to Gianonne HVAC. I was a customer of theirs for several years. Recently my 11 year old TRANE AC condenser stopped working. Gianonne were slow responding to me so I reached out to a different company. Their technician found that the condenser had been filled with twice as much freon as it should have had, which raised the system working temperature. Gianonne was responsible for this. Then he smelled gas in my furnace closet. I called out the PGW technician who found that a gas pipe connection HAD NEVER BEEN TIGHTENED. Gianonne had previously installed a new water heater and their technician had forgotten  to tighten the connection.

Professional and thorough.. They got my leaky foreclosure up and running in a day after 3 years of being dry. Everything leaked so they definitely had their challenges and they were good at helping me only replace the most critical components.

The only downside is I found their pricing to be on the (very) high side. I understand good plumbers are never inexpensive but they are pricey. I've worked with several of their techs and they all know their stuff. The work was flawless!

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