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I have basically abandoned all interactions with the world at large for a number of reasons, most of which revolve around finding ubiquitous dark patterns immoral. Plus, I hate Yelp's censorship and community standards and don't want to provide it content on principle. So, for me to come out of the shadows to write this review, they must have really pissed me off. And, yes, they have.
We have used them and recommended them to friends on a number of occasions I now recognize, with regret-filled clarity, were all mistakes.
Long story short, I wanted my tankless hot water heater serviced and for a leaky, non-functioning evaporative cooler to be disconnected from the water source.
How much do think all of this was? A standard bi-annual thing to the water heater and, unfortunately, a mere capping of the water line with a, I'm guessing, at most, at Ace instead of Home Depot, $20 part instead of the actual problem being solved at the source like I was hoping. $250? $300? No $600! SIX HUNDRED US DOLLARS.
WHAT? THE? ACTUAL? YELP CENSORS!
So I asked the fleecer technician about my sink pressure. He nicely takes a look and, again, long story short, tries to sell me a ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE US DOLLAR angle valve. This is a $15 part. He had the audacity to tell me he could hook me up with a $35 coupon.
Everyone deserves to make an honest living. I know they're going to profit on the parts and obviously labor is not free. But a 10 times multiplier feels, to me at least, like the workings of a criminal enterprise.
My experience the other day was zero stars. I give them three stars because they will actually solve your problem, in my experience, in a professional, timely manner, which, sadly, is more than can be said for other companies.
I'm moving on to Al's Plumbing.
We have used them and recommended them to friends on a number of occasions I now recognize, with regret-filled clarity, were all mistakes.
Long story short, I wanted my tankless hot water heater serviced and for a leaky, non-functioning evaporative cooler to be disconnected from the water source.
How much do think all of this was? A standard bi-annual thing to the water heater and, unfortunately, a mere capping of the water line with a, I'm guessing, at most, at Ace instead of Home Depot, $20 part instead of the actual problem being solved at the source like I was hoping. $250? $300? No $600! SIX HUNDRED US DOLLARS.
WHAT? THE? ACTUAL? YELP CENSORS!
So I asked the fleecer technician about my sink pressure. He nicely takes a look and, again, long story short, tries to sell me a ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE US DOLLAR angle valve. This is a $15 part. He had the audacity to tell me he could hook me up with a $35 coupon.
Everyone deserves to make an honest living. I know they're going to profit on the parts and obviously labor is not free. But a 10 times multiplier feels, to me at least, like the workings of a criminal enterprise.
My experience the other day was zero stars. I give them three stars because they will actually solve your problem, in my experience, in a professional, timely manner, which, sadly, is more than can be said for other companies.
I'm moving on to Al's Plumbing.
3830 S 38th St, Phoenix, AZ 85040