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Needed a backflow test done so I texted Lauren and she replied promptly with the price. After checking with a few other businesses, this was the best price so I texted back to move forward with the test. They emailed me an invoice, did the test the same day. They emailed once it was completed, I paid online and received a receipt and copy of the report. The entire process was excellent and convenient!

This is the best plumbing company we have ever used, they are quick and responsive. I called them and they were at my front door ready to fix my plumbing problem in less than a hour.
 Pair Plumbing  & Septic not only provide great service they also provide great pricing and friendly staff. I have never had such a great experience with a plumbing company.. I will highly recommend this company to anyone that needs plumbing and septic work done. You guys are awesome, thanks again!!

Best plumbing experience we have ever had. We have used them for a few years and have always had a good experience. Andres was awesome very detailed oriented and knowledgeable. Thanks guys!

Great communication, on-time service, beyond satisfactory work, fair pricing, left zero mess behind, very efficient and will reach out for any other handyman needs.

Danny of A List Handyman is by far and away the best handyman I have ever used. Not only is he experienced, professional, clean, efficient, and reasonably priced, he is also incredibly bright and creative, an expert craftsman and an artist. He will not only hang a picture, but he will be able to advise you on what height it should be hung at.  He is meticulous in his work, whether he is painting, plastering, tiling or he is designing and building a piece of furniture. He is an excellent collaborator, providing his knowledge and expertise, without ego. No task is too small or too big, but if he feels there is a better person for the job because it will either save you money or time,  he won't hesitate to pass the job along. I have worked with him now for three years on everything from changing lightbulbs and cabinet knobs to a full scale remodel and there is no one that I trust more with my home.

Ruben is our friendly neighborhood plumber. Over the years, he has helped us replace toilets, repair toilets, replace entire plumbing lines, install water heaters - you name it! Ruben charges a fair price (and sometimes hasn't charged us at all for repairs) and does excellent work.

Our water heater went out and we needed a replacement fast. Gabe was the first to reach out and offered to replace our unit the same day. His quote was very affordable compared with others that we received. His work is high quality and he made adjustments so if there is a need in the future repairs will be easier to perform. I highly recommend Gabe, and we now have a new plumber!

I called for a part and when I got there to pick up the part they held for me, I showed them a picture of what I needed. The parts guy showed me how to fix it really easy and it saved me $$ Awesome Service Thanks

I highly recommend Highland Lakes Plumbing. Shannon did a great job on a difficult bathroom job. He is very fair priced and is a very hard worker and efficient with his time. I will definitely be hiring him for any other plumbing jobs.

SO glad our realtor recommended this company! We are selling my late father's home and needed a new water heater to bring it up to code. From start to finish, these guys are a dream to work with! Punctual, responsive, knowledgeable, honest...they did everything we asked at a fair price and were VERY good about letting us know every step of the way what needed to be done, approximately how much it would cost, and were glad to explain why they needed to charge what they did to get the job done correctly. I have dealt with shady plumbers before, and Blue Lion is absolutely transparent and above board! Martin and his helper were friendly, fast, and did a fantastic job. They also completely re-set a toilet the flooring people had put in badly. Absolutely recommend this family owned company!!

No-call, no-show the night before Thanksgiving.
My appointment window was 3-5pm. I had some turkey prepping to do, and I needed my faucet to work.
I called the office at 4:45 because I sought an update on my plumber's ETA. The recorded message said that their offices closed at 4:30 and won't re-open until Monday (or was it Tuesday?) Now, I don't hold a nice long holiday weekend against anyone. But who am I supposed to call when my appointment window goes beyond your office hours? Your assigned plumber who had my work order could have at least called me. I do hope he is safe out there.

I gave two stars because your team may be truly wonderful, but I will never know.

Always get great service and super reasonable prices with Chambliss!  They do not have huge turnover with their employees and that says a lot about the company.  Would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone.

Great company! Installed our water heater, replaced garbage disposal.  Counting on San Marcos Plumbing to install our toilet soon. Thank you!

We are miserable in this heat and after spending$600 we are even hotter.Here is what happened:

June 1
* Thermostat said replace battery. I did.
June 2
* AC seemed less effective than before, house was in mid-80's by 10 PM
June 3
* 8 AM: House was 83 degrees.
* I phoned Dayton. I said, I think there is something wrong with my thermostat
* 10 AM Technician arrived. I asked him to look at thermostat. He said it was fine.
* Technician said the problem was lack of coolant. He said: Add coolant today for temporary fix. Next week replace leaking parts for long term solution. I agreed.
* Technician put in 2 pounds of coolant and said that it was full
* 1 PM: House was 86 degrees
* 6 PM: House was 91 degrees
June 4
* 8AM: House was 86 degrees
* I phoned Dayton. I was told the reason my house had not yet cooled is because I did not replace the 'leaking' parts. Not once was I offered an apology for the discomfort to myself, my autistic son, or my 5 pets.

Lay Person's Conclusion

Addition of coolant did not provide a temporary fix.
There must be problems in addition to the leak.

Had Hambone come out to see why we were hearing running water outside when nothing was on in our house. The recommendation was to replace our toilets. When the installer came, I reiterated my concern and said I wanted to make sure the issue was resolved. We found out that whatever we are hearing isn't coming from our house. Which is good! We replaced our toilets anyway since they were 20 years old, and the price was very reasonable for the job. It was done quickly an efficiency. I really appreciate that they went above and beyond to assure me that we did not in fact have a leak coming from our house.

Had some issues with our heater approx 4 months ago and tech that came out was definitely a salesman. He told us how bad our system was and that we would need a full replacement.

He proceeded to tell us he couldn't get us a exact quote and was really vague on what they could do for us other than getting a full replacement. He would throw out numbers for certain things but it was all iffy. He ended up giving us a round about quote $8,000 but couldn't give specifics. I could tell something wasn't right because my BS alarm kept going off.

As he checked the heater, he proceeded to tell us we had a sweater (lots of dust)in the coils and that the system was dangerous even though when he tested the system for carbon monoxide it read fine. I was eventually able to get him out of my house. When I tried turning the heater on it would not kick on like it did before, I then realized he flipped a switch on the heater which disabled it ( yes there is a switch). He also didn't put the duct back together like it was originally. After we shooed him away I hired a different hvac guy and changed the filter (which I do monthly). I also paid a honest hvac guy $250 to fix some ventilation issues and clean the coils that the Jon Wayne guy wanted to charge 1-2k for. Heater and AC have been working fine for months and no issues ever with carbon monoxide or anything.

With all the commercials I hear on the radio I felt like I could trust them but this was not the case. You are getting a salesman in the house and his job is to get you a new hvac system not to help trouble shoot and solve an affordable problem.

If you are looking for a new heater then call them. If you want service look elsewhere. Trip charge was 30 bucks if I remember correctly.

This was the plumber that is contracted with our homeowner's warranty company.  I made a claim for a tankless water heater on 6/29/13 mid-afternoon.  Here it is 7/1/13, mid-afternoon and no contact has been made by Big Jon Plumbing Service.  

I have since cancelled the claim and utilized the plumber that the previous homeowner's used to install the tankless water heater.  Guess Big Jon Plumbing Service doesn't like earning money or positive reviews...

SCAM ALERT Please STAY AWAY from this company!!!  They lied to AHS claiming they completed plumbing work at my house while they never showed up to get anything fixed!!!  I don't know how they can legally be allowed to stay in business.  I also just found out they are NOT BBB accredited and there is no surprise there.

avoid l&m at all costs and tell everyone to do the same. i can say, without a doubt, that was one of the most horrible experiences of my life. never in my life have i worked with a team so completely unprofessional, no consideration for the customer, constantly shifting blame to the customer and the worst work ethic (or lack thereof rather) ever.

* lucy lies #1 and 2: work would take 2-3 weeks and that her workers would be sensitive to the fact that someone was living in the house while work was being done.
* lucy lie #3: saying i don't get the final check until you are satisfied twice to which we nodded and replied, okay.
* lucy lie #4: she listed the projects spread out over 3 phases showing work to be completed in 2 weeks (we BOTH have this written out).
* painting needed to be completed BEFORE carpet was put in, so the carpet installation had to be pushed back due to painting taking longer than expected.
* the day of carpet installation was a state holiday, so we were home. the painters arrived at 9am to finish up painting before carpet installer arrived at 10am. we pointed out all area of concern re: paint. they agreed that work needed to be done and seem to be rushing to complete it before carpet installation.
* although carpet was installed, we continued to see areas of concern re: the painting.
* on a DAILY basis, we marked areas of concern with blue painter's tape per lucy's instruction. this continued until the beginning of week 3 at which time lucy asked us to stop placing tape on the walls because it was taking off the paint. i then texted her photos of the areas of concern instead. that day, our blue painter's tape disappeared.
* areas of concern continued to be ignored, so i chose to work from home to PHYSICALLY point out areas of concern.
* lucy lie #5: she said the painters said they had been working at our house every day. i told her i worked from home 2 days and they in fact had not worked at all one of those days. her reply was, oh.
* horrible work ethic example: i'd estimate around 40-50% of the painter's time was spent on the phone; working 2.5 hours was considered a full day; the painter sent his WIFE and DAUGHTER to finish other painting tasks.
* i have photos of an exacto blade on the kitchen table; fast food cups left around the house; nails all over the floor of the garage (which we have to enter multiple times daily since it's been serving as our storage area and we've had to live out of boxes this entire time while they work); photos showing work areas ignore time and time again; the instance in which they placed 50-60 pounds of wooden and metal bunk bed parts against 2 pieces of art worth over $200,00 (this was another horrible story).
* in our countless walk-throughs, lucy never took notes. her replies would be verbal affirmations of uh huh. okay. yes. right. etc.
* lucy lie #6: when it came to painting the doors, the painters only painted the outside panel of the door; not the inside. i confirmed with lucy that they were in fact supposed to paint both sides of every door. she confirmed yes stating she'd let them know. when i asked the painter if lucy had told them they were to paint both sides of the doors, they replied no. we were just supposed to paint the outside. for confirmation i asked again. the painter replied that lucy had not told him to paint both sides. i told him what lucy had told us, to which he replied okay.
* after the first day of painting, i witnessed the painter's son place the shower curtain rod back on the wall that had been primed that day. i assumed there was some painting-professional reason for this and i didn't not question it as it's not my area of expertise. the next day, i saw that the curtain rod remained on the wall and they painted around it. i then removed the rod so that they could paint the entire area.
* lucy lie #7: she said they would remove switch plates and tape over hinges before painting. switch plates were not removed, but instead, being painted on around the edges. i then decided to remove the switch plates.
* lucy lie #8: she said window treatment hardware would be removed from the walls before painting began. i saw they were not removed before painting began, so we removed them from the entire house
* at one point they filled our trash and recycle bins completely leaving no room for us to dispose of our trash and recyclables.

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