Powderhouse Plumbing

I'm giving a middle of the road score, which will go up if my phone call us returned and down if it isn't. I got home this morning to find your truck parked in my spot. Your plumber wanted to argue with me that it wasn't actually parked there, he was merely unloading it. In my clearly numbered spot. When the tow truck arrived, he argued with the driver until the driver asked me to call the police. I did and went into my condo, the truck is now moved, I don't know if it was before or after the police arrived. Please note, this has also triggered a call to the building department, if you're working in unit 3 you spotless be fine but if you're in unit 1, you should go pull a permit.

John Macone installed my gas furnace and hot water heater in 1990. I've hired him ever since for projects large and small, including two commodes and a tricky leaky pipe between floors. Call John and he'll call back. On a recent Saturday my furnace conked out on a cold day, leaving my home without heat or hot water. I called John on his emergency line. He was involved in a work project most of the day but promised to come afterward, which he did, at dusk. He dove right into the guts of the furnace he had installed some 27 years before -- and found the problem -- two burnt-out gismos. He didn't need it, but I held a flashlight for him and brought a cushion for his knees. In less than a half-hour the furnace was back on and radiators warming up. It was a good feeling. I can't compare his fees because he's the only plumber I've used -- or wanted to hire. But when someone fixes the problem each time, he's worth extra in my opinion. Powderhouse's high-quality work will live on, as John's two sons are now in the business.