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We recently moved into a house and this was our first time hiring a plumber.  That being said, it was daunting to decide who we wanted to go with.  Jay from Norman's Home Improvements made the decision easier for us, as he was thoughtful and willing to discuss our possible plumbing issues right away, before even booking an appointment.  I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Norman's to anyone who was looking for assistance.  Our experience was a good one, and our issue was resolved with one visit.  The total cost was especially reasonable, and we feel we learned a lot in the process - it is always a great thing when someone is willing to explain things to you and answer questions, versus just completing the job.  

I reached out to numerous plumbers and companies, but Jay's response stood out right away.  While most people were happy to give me a (fairly high) ballpark quote which left me wondering if I would be taken advantage of for my lack of plumbing knowledge, Jay was happy to discuss the possibilities of why our kitchen sink had stopped working for no apparent reason ahead of time, before even booking an appointment.  He was able to come take a look at our sink just a couple of days later, on a Friday evening.  He spent some time discussing the plumbing of our house with us in general, which was extremely helpful as we only moved a few weeks ago.  He was happy to answer questions and make sure we understood things, which we really appreciated.  He was professional and explained the cost ahead of time after diagnosing the issue and prior to completing additional work beyond the base service fee for the visit.  

Norman's Home Improvements was a good first experience for us, and I would gladly hire them in the future for additional work.  In addition to plumbing, they also do work on electrical, HVAC, and carpentry.  We would highly recommend Norman's and we especially appreciated the willingness to not only perform the work but explain the process to us as well.

Please, please, please do yourself a favor and shop around before moving forward with their quote.  We had two guys come out to take a look at the work we needed done.  The reason I gave the two stars is because they were good guys, showed up on time and seemed to be knowledgeable.  They obviously could tell that we had moved out of the place and were pending inspection and I think they tried to take advantage of that.  $149 for a GFI, $446 for two GFIs with bubble covers, $296 to fix an outlet that was in backwards, the list goes on totaling $2,400.  I had to get lien waivers so at this point was not work I could do myself but you can go buy a pack of 3 GFIs for $45 and it takes an electrician about 10-15 minutes to change one out.  I called the guy out for the $296 charge that the outlet was simply backwards and then all of a sudden it was free if I signed up for everything else today.  I asked for 10-15 minutes to review and I would get back to him.  Well I called two other licensed electricians and both laughed at the quote.  Had the work finished yesterday by a great company and great electrician for about a 1/3 of the price.  My recommendation to Roman Electric would be take care of your customers first and not overcharge so you can put the drivers picture on the trucks and add all the fancy bells and whistles-quoted by the company on the work they do.

Last year we had Mr. Holland install a new furnace and ac unit and were very satisfied with the service. On May 8 we had a tech come out for an ac inspection. He told us we did not have surge protectors on either unit and if they were damaged our warranty would be void. My wife called May 12 and May 22 to talk about getting the surge protectors and was told someone would follow up the next business day. This did not happen. She called May 25 and asked for a manager, again told someone would call the next business day. Again no call, why? We are very disappointed in their service and in the mean time should there be a storm we`d lose our warranty. This is not the service they claim on their radio ads.