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We hired Paul to put in a new sink, faucet and shut off valve in our kitchen.  He was very pleasant, reasonably priced and did a great job.  He also cleaned up after himself which I really appreciated.  We will gladly call him again when needed and highly recommend him to anyone needing a plumber.  Thanks Paul!

I called them about a quick emergency, they came out within minutes, and proceeded to complete the job in a professional and timely manner....... it's good to see our Younger generation still taking an interest in the trade.....Really enjoyed his work ethic!!!!!

Cory is awesome! He did everything he promised and more. He knows good customer service and isn't going to charge you as much as the big name companies. He is fair and professional. I will only call Certified Plumbing for my plumbing needs moving forward!

Just called Jetter's to come out for an estimate.  I've already had two other local companies give theirs to me but I like to have three.  I have purchased my own fixtures.  Needed a dishwasher, disposal, lav and new flange for the stool.  Other plumbers told us we needed some venting added.  Jetter's won't hook up fixtures if they've been purchased from Menard's, Lowe's, etc. (ours came from Menard's).  The gentlemen I spoke too basically sounded disinterested in coming out to even take a look at the venting or other items unrelated to the fixtures.  He told me they billed at $90/hr.  That's fine but unless the site is looked at how am I going to know how much labor is involved!?!

John from Gretna Plumbing is fantastic. He's great at communication, customer service and, of course, plumbing.

He recently installed two new sinks in my house. Now my house is over 60 years old, and he was replacing the original sinks which had definitely seen better days. When updating older houses, you have to expect more than a few snags along the way. John always let me know when something unexpected came up -- you know like dealing with rusted out old pipes connecting to the main and such.

In all, John did a wonderful job and i'm still loving my sinks to this day. He's honest, skilled at his craft and his prices are fair. Can't ask for much more than that.

Common questions asked before a plumber scheduling: How long since you've had your pipes cleaned? Would you like to request a plumber you've had satisfied results with in the past? How fast would you like your service? Would you be willing to rate your experience with the plumbers performance? What time does your husband come home from work?

Alex is and awesome guy did great, also great prices. I have had alot of companies do work for me for plumbing and drain cleaning and this is by for the best experience I have gotten for a while with a company.

Our kitchen sink faucet began to leak a great deal.  Had to turn off the main to prevent further leaking.  Using Yelp, I got connected to 402 Plumbing Services.  I got a prompt contact via email about the problem, and was told I'd be visited to fix this.

That's the last I heard from 402 Plumbing Services.  A day later, no visit and no call.

I tried calling and left several messages.  No reply.

I can't complain about their service, because they never provided any.

The scheduling service was quick.  The tech was on time and called about 30 minutes before he arrived, which gave me plenty of time to get home to meet him.  The tech was very professional and courteous and fixed my problem within about 2 hours.

I paid $150 to get my home scoped. They found roots in the pipes. They said that they could kill them for $600.
I called around to other companies... to which the average was $150 to kill the roots.
The treatment that they were going to use was harsh on the pipes but apparently a money making service for them.
All other plumbers stated that the harsh treatment should never be done on older pipes.
So glad I called around or it could have costed me thousands of dollars in pipe work had they punctured a pipe. But I guess they wouldn't be too torn up about this.
Rip off artists!
The lady taking the orders is extremely unprofessional and made me very skeptical of their work.
I would not recommend this place to anyone.
I am forbidding any of my property managers from using this company on any of my properties!!!!

I should begin by saying I have used Burton Plumbing in the past without any significant complaint.  However, the last time I used them (Dec. '10) changed that.

I needed to have a gas line capped because we were moving.  The people to whom we were renting our house had asked that we have the job done professionally.  This particular line went into our dryer.  We were under a significant timeline as we were donating the washer and dryer to Habitat for Humanity and they were picking them up the next day.  I called one business who said they could do the job for $140.00 (I thought) but they couldn't get out until the following day.  Too late - I needed faster.  I called Burton.  They said they could get someone out that evening.  I didn't get a price over the phone, but was assured I would get up-front pricing when the service person came to our house.

Man, did I ever get up-front pricing.  When the service person arrived, he told me the job would cost approximately $350.00.  I was able to say, You've got to be kidding. but otherwise was speechless. My mind raced as I tried to think how I could get someone else to do the job within my timeline.  The service person commiserated with me, but told me the job coding tied his hands.  I mumbled something like. I don't believe this. and told the person a competitor  had quoted me $140.00 over the phone.  A long, awkward silence ensued.

Finally, the service person said he thought he could code the job differently and reduce the price to $150.00.  Would that be acceptable?  I said I thought I could live with that price.  He started the job, but didn't have the right sized wrench so went out to his truck to get one.  Total time to do the job: 5 minutes.  If he had had a wrench that was the correct size with him, I believe the time of the job would have been closer to 30 seconds.

We're done. Time to write up the bill and pay.  The service person fiddled with his little hand held computer and after several minutes said, It's not letting me use that one job code.  I'm going to have to go back to the other code and charge you the higher price.  I should have refused to pay and told him to leave and if anyone had a problem with it, they could call me.  I didn't do that.  Wimpy me.

I got a follow up call from Burton about 5 minutes after the service person left.  I expressed my extreme displeasure and used phrases like 'price gouging' and 'bait-and-switch'.  The poor girl on the other end of the line was at a loss for words.  She said she would have a service manager call me - probably by the next day.  No one called me the next day.  I, however, called that competitor that had quoted me $140.00 over the phone.  Maybe I hadn't heard correctly.

I hadn't.  It wasn't $140.00, it was $120.00.  I verified that $120.00 was total cost and not just the cost to send someone out.  $120.00 - total cost.

I finally heard from Burton about ten days later.  They couldn't run the bank card because the service person hadn't correctly copied the numbers.  I took the opportunity to again complain about how I was treated.  I again was told a service manager would call.  And again, nothing but crickets from Burton.

Accusations of price gouging and bait-and-switch are bad enough, but I believe Burton's greatest sin here is that they didn't care enough to follow up with an unhappy customer.  They're apparently big enough that they don't have to.  Shame on them.

P.S. I apparently can't give 0 stars as a rating.  So Burton lucks out and gets 1 star.  They don't deserve it.

Had a water heater installed.  Needed additional parts.  They told me one price and months later got a bill for $300 more out of the blue.  It comes down to me not wanting everything in writing before the work was done.  Cant go by people word anymore.  I should have known better.

I bought a dish washer from Home Depot. They  use these guys as their installers for appliances, so that is why I used them. The guy showed up (who was the owner's son) and talked through the whole job. While I don't care if someone makes small talk, it slowed him down considerably. The job ended up taking about twice as long. He was also talking about how he got fired from his last job, which was very unprofessional. After he left, the dish washer was not attached to the counter, so it would swing back and forth from the top. I called King and Sons to come out and fix it, which they did at no extra charge. The next guy came out and did what I thought was a good job, but I guess it was still poor. My dishwasher is still not attached to the counter and now slides out, which the dishes flying everywhere in the machine. I had to call someone else and pay them to fix the problem. Don't use them.