Best Septic System Installation in Kansas City MO

Aaron's Services team is top notch!! We were recently left with frozen pipes & a busted water heater during the extremely cold temperatures. They came out and diagnosed the problems in a matter of minutes. We're unfortunately renting a property that has the worst MANAGEMENT company behind it (not associated w/ Aaron's whatsoever). Aaron's even went to bat for us when our mgmt company would not. Ashley and the guys will take care of you rain or shine, frozen or thawed lol

We needed a new septic system and had multiple plumbers fail to follow-up with us.  When we called Cooter's, they promptly contacted us and came out to give us an estimate.  They had a very good plan for our very limited acreage.  As soon as the weather allowed, they installed our new system.  Every one of the operators was very skilled.  Especially the backhoe operator.  I felt like I was watching a surgeon as he dug the new excavations for each of the new tanks, and then refilled them once the tanks were placed.

I had a stopped up sewer.line zoom came out within one hour and technician gave me options and was very professional took care of problem cleaned up after work completed I will definitely use for all plumbing needs they even called next day to make sure I was happy thanks Zoom drains

$250.00 for faucet install.  Appropriate for our area is about $125.00 - my wife was home and accepted invoice.  Feel like they took advantage of her.

We've used Val Gross twice, once to repair a collapsed sewer line and replace a back flow valve and the other time to replace our worn out hot water tank.  Both jobs were professionally done and in a timely matter.  I highly recommend them to do the job right the first time.

We are a preferred customer for Bob Hamilton.  During our most recent semi-annual maintenance call for HVAC, we mentioned to the technician that there was a faint smell of natural gas over the weekend.  After completing the routine maintenance, the technician stated that he didn't smell anything and maybe my wife had a more sensitive nose.  
A couple weeks later, the natural gas smell was back and we called Bob Hamilton to come back out to investigate.  We were charged the $48 call out fee and another small fee for the leak detection.  That was the end of the low costs.  
The technician quoted a cost of $1,600 to take the line apart to the leaking joint and reseal the joints.  There were 12 joints and the total length of pipe was less than 15 feet.  The technician also suggested we replace 3 valves that were going to be disconnected as a part of the repair.  I was quoted a cost of $419 per valve (less than $30 at a hardware store) but he reduced the cost of the line repair from $1,600 to $800 for a total cost of $2,000.  Lastly, our water heater was approaching 20 years old and was suggested to be replaced.  I was quoted a range of costs, $1350 - $2709, depending on the water heater warranty length.  Depending on water heater options, Bob Hamilton wanted $3,350 to $4709 to complete all of the work.  
Fortunately, I work with a couple of guys who used to be master plumbers and they referred me to a couple of guys that are still master plumbers.  I had an independent contractor come out and he completed all of the work, line dissasemble/reassemble, valve replacement and water heater replacement for $1300 and was complete in 3 hours, including a trip to the hardware store to get a bigger cheater bar to disassemble the pipe.  
I will continue to be a Bob Hamilton customer as their semi-annual maintenance calls are very good and in line with other local companies (5 stars).  However, my first experience with a major repair with them leaves me less than impressed (1 star).  If you are considering major work, get multiple quotes and negotiate the estimate provided by Bob Hamilton.

The original guys that came out were great! Then the issues started when they were supposed to come and actually fix the issue. Lots of communication issues with scheduling etc. Finally called another plumber that will come and finish the job.