Best in Omaha NE
Quick to respond when called and got us on the schedule right away. Worked the week until the job was done. The cleanest contractors we've ever had. Highly recommend
Omaha, NE 68104
Had these guys come scope and hydro-jet the main drain of my rental house. They were on time, friendly, did the job right, and charged less than their estimate. I'm 100% happy.
Omaha, NE
We needed quick assistance with our A/C because of the business we run from our home. They got us in early the next am. Jeremy was INCREDIBLE! He got everything up and running again walking us through it step by step. We so appreciated Grunwald's quick assistance and very professional service.
11111 E Cir, Ste A, Omaha, NE 68137
Be ware!! Do not use these guys. They come in and use your shop vac to clean up the mess then shop vac has to be thrown away. They tell you you need to tear up your concert floor and replace the pipe and they charge you over $300 and don't even fix the problem. We called for a second opinion and they cleared the line and done a couple extra plumbing requests and charged $200. This company should not be allowed to be in business.
2740 9th Ave, Council Bluffs, IA 51501
ripped us off
back in 2005?
Here is the BBB complaint I filed,
Morehead Plumbing was performing warranty work on our home back in 2005 and
then attempted to claim that we owe him money for the service rendered. The
warranty work was approved by our home warrantee company, HMS, and his company
was familiar with the authorized repairs allowed. Based on HMS authorizing
the repair, and referring us to call his company, we agreed to allow his company to perform warranty work only. The repairs took two visits and we paid a $75 deductible. However, after this company made the plumbing repairs,
the owner's son did they work, he discovered the work actually performed was beyond what the warranty allowed. The son call his dad and then created a
false work request and asked my wife to sign it, not knowing what she was signing, I saw it when I got home and realize this was a bait and switch
maneuver. To add insult to injury it had the wrong address on the supposed
fake work request! Brilliant! I called the owner Mike Morehead who said he
would drop the bill but he never did as he actually personally filed a lien on
our property for a few hundred bucks. I learned that due to weak state laws
he can file a lien even without a contract for work; specifically Nebraska
Law, Sections 52 125 to 52 159. I would not trust Morehead for any business
because of the way they attempted to deceive and actually deceived us with the
haphazard work request following unauthorized work. I still see their trucks
driving around and feel sorry for anyone who allows them to do any kind of
plumbing work because of their shady methods of doing business. They might be
experience with plumbing but if you would lie like this to a customer you
probably would steal from one as well. A business must be built on integrity
first. Otherwise, they are crooks and untrustworthy.
back in 2005?
Here is the BBB complaint I filed,
Morehead Plumbing was performing warranty work on our home back in 2005 and
then attempted to claim that we owe him money for the service rendered. The
warranty work was approved by our home warrantee company, HMS, and his company
was familiar with the authorized repairs allowed. Based on HMS authorizing
the repair, and referring us to call his company, we agreed to allow his company to perform warranty work only. The repairs took two visits and we paid a $75 deductible. However, after this company made the plumbing repairs,
the owner's son did they work, he discovered the work actually performed was beyond what the warranty allowed. The son call his dad and then created a
false work request and asked my wife to sign it, not knowing what she was signing, I saw it when I got home and realize this was a bait and switch
maneuver. To add insult to injury it had the wrong address on the supposed
fake work request! Brilliant! I called the owner Mike Morehead who said he
would drop the bill but he never did as he actually personally filed a lien on
our property for a few hundred bucks. I learned that due to weak state laws
he can file a lien even without a contract for work; specifically Nebraska
Law, Sections 52 125 to 52 159. I would not trust Morehead for any business
because of the way they attempted to deceive and actually deceived us with the
haphazard work request following unauthorized work. I still see their trucks
driving around and feel sorry for anyone who allows them to do any kind of
plumbing work because of their shady methods of doing business. They might be
experience with plumbing but if you would lie like this to a customer you
probably would steal from one as well. A business must be built on integrity
first. Otherwise, they are crooks and untrustworthy.
2145 Ashwood Ave, Papillion, NE 68133
Any place you look for HVAC services in the Omaha area, this is the first thing you'll see, so they do a great job advertising. Unfortunately everything else is suspect.
I called them out to a house that has been sold and is approaching closing date. The buyer's home inspector somehow pulled the fuse to the furnace and we needed a licensed HVAC technician to simply write an invoice stating the system was functioning. We didn't need a full diagnostic check or the system serviced, and it wasn't a case of us being cheap; it's not going to be our furnace anymore! We asked the tech to do exactly what we agreed to do for the buyer.
The tech stood there and took one look at it and said I'll tell you right now this furnace has a cracked heat exchanger. In any case, he did his thing, system worked fine, he said there's a bunch of other problems that need to be addressed. He wasn't happy that we didn't want to address them. (Remember, not going to be our furnace) So he charges me 100.00, splits, and emails the invoice, which said... The system functions but air conditioner does not work well and client refused to do a full diagnostic check because they're trying to sell the house.
Yeah, I can send that to the buyer showing the system works. They'll be happy with that.
So I had to pay another HVAC service, Xtreme HVAC to come out and this is what they found: Not only was our system functional, the A/C worked perfectly, the heat exchanger was NOT cracked and if it had been, that was covered by the warranty for another 5 years.
I went to work and mentioned this experience to co workers and found that about half of my co workers have had the same problem with the same company. Basically, if you bring them out they will want to replace your entire HVAC system and they will punish you if you don't play along. Every single person I've talked to, at least 5 or 6 people, had the cracked heat exchanger and 2 of those replaced a whole furnace over it. 2 guys got a second opinion and found the heat exchanger claim was false, just like I did.
This is a business that is systemically unethical and it seems about half of Omaha already knows it. The other half calls them because their advertising is fantastic and they're getting enough new business to stay afloat. It's time for that to end. Tell your friends. Maybe if these people have to tighten the belt a little they will learn some ethical business practices.
I called them out to a house that has been sold and is approaching closing date. The buyer's home inspector somehow pulled the fuse to the furnace and we needed a licensed HVAC technician to simply write an invoice stating the system was functioning. We didn't need a full diagnostic check or the system serviced, and it wasn't a case of us being cheap; it's not going to be our furnace anymore! We asked the tech to do exactly what we agreed to do for the buyer.
The tech stood there and took one look at it and said I'll tell you right now this furnace has a cracked heat exchanger. In any case, he did his thing, system worked fine, he said there's a bunch of other problems that need to be addressed. He wasn't happy that we didn't want to address them. (Remember, not going to be our furnace) So he charges me 100.00, splits, and emails the invoice, which said... The system functions but air conditioner does not work well and client refused to do a full diagnostic check because they're trying to sell the house.
Yeah, I can send that to the buyer showing the system works. They'll be happy with that.
So I had to pay another HVAC service, Xtreme HVAC to come out and this is what they found: Not only was our system functional, the A/C worked perfectly, the heat exchanger was NOT cracked and if it had been, that was covered by the warranty for another 5 years.
I went to work and mentioned this experience to co workers and found that about half of my co workers have had the same problem with the same company. Basically, if you bring them out they will want to replace your entire HVAC system and they will punish you if you don't play along. Every single person I've talked to, at least 5 or 6 people, had the cracked heat exchanger and 2 of those replaced a whole furnace over it. 2 guys got a second opinion and found the heat exchanger claim was false, just like I did.
This is a business that is systemically unethical and it seems about half of Omaha already knows it. The other half calls them because their advertising is fantastic and they're getting enough new business to stay afloat. It's time for that to end. Tell your friends. Maybe if these people have to tighten the belt a little they will learn some ethical business practices.
13330 I St, Omaha, NE 68137
Called their office 5 times in four weeks, talked to office staff who told me the technician's make their own schedules. Never could get so much as a call back to tell me they're busy, let alone schedule an appointment. Worst way to run a business ever. Would not recommend to anyone.
412 S 13th St, Tekamah, NE 68061