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I've lived in Clermont for a few years a tried different plumbers. Tom Griffin is by far the best you will find! He gets the work done quick and efficiently and is extremely knowledgeable. He is the only plumber I will use in the future for all of my home and office plumbing needs.

I had a bad experience with Brodway. They came to clear a sewer drain at my Orlando home. The tech took several hours and charged $450 without informing me that it would be that much. I found out from my tenant that they left the blockage debris like sanitary pads in my yard. Ten days later the drain clogged up again, with human waste backing into the shower. It was unbearable. I called Brodway and they refused to warranty their work. I had to hire another plumber who discovered that there was an uncleared blockage in the drain line. To summarize, for me Brodway was incompetent, not open about service costs, and they don't back up their work.

Moved into a new build hose and had problems with the irrigation with the water outside leaking into the street and giving me a high bill and dead grass. I reached out on yelp and explained my problem through text and was impressed when I was told to use a key to cut my water off. I knew from this simple statement that the company knew what to do. The appointment was set up and Greg and Trevor came to my home and immediately got to work. After a short time and great conversation my problem was fixed and for a great price. I'm satisfied with the work done and professionalism they they gave. I highly recommend them and will use them again if any problems arise.

I can't say enough good! Water heater pipe broke in the middle of the night and I couldn't shut water down. Also, the water had created an electrical fire (small1 but still happened). I shut power down and called. Dave sent the kindest tech to the home to assist in shutting water doors and the job was done tip top (replaced water heater) and super tidy. Thank you for being the men that wore capes today! Definitely th hero!

Highly recommend! We called the company number and Bill, the Owner picked up right away. He said he was just opening that weekend but would be willing to stop by on his time off. Bill arrived on time and was extremely personable. He assessed the situation and gave us honest feedback. As a courtesy, he helped us plug our toilet drain to keep dirty water sealed in the pipes. He said he would give us a formal estimate and return the next day with a plan of action. Bill was able to give us a deal to replace all our cast iron pipes. After comparing costs with other local plumbing companies, he had the best prices. AND the most trustworthy. The job is now complete and our water drains perfectly. He replaced all the cast-iron drain lines in our yard within a week. His team was on time hard-working and respectful of our space. I couldn't recommend this company enough. Give them a call today if you have a small plumbing problem or a large one like we had!

Jason installed a new water heater for me.  He did a good job.  The new water heater was a different size than the previous one so the plumbing had to be altered to fit.  He used the materials that were here and made it work.  He took his time and was very detailed in his work.  I would use him again.

Johnson Brothers replaced my water heater this afternoon and the plumber, Nick, was wonderful! Professional, neat, explained what he was doing and could not have been a better representative for Johnson Brothers!!

I will definitely be referring anyone who asks me for a good plumber, to Johnson Brothers!

It's always good to do business with a local company as that helps support my community and the people working and living in it.

He was hired to install my two toilets and did so. After a year later, I have no issues with the work he did and I would highly recommend!

Call them first.  Excellent, professional, deeply knowledgeable about plumbing problems and solutions, and very fairly priced, you can't go wrong.  Our 97 year old house in downtown Orlando had a drain issue that another company wouldn't even attempt to fix, short of a very expensive renovation.  Herrell assessed the problem, offered a solution based upon their knowledge of old houses and it fixed our problem.  They were friendly, concerned about us and our home (a rarity now a days), and proud of their work.  And that's something unbelievable in today's just in it for buck companies.  If you don't call them first, call them last.  You'll be very happy you did!

I have used them twice and both times Cody did amazing work. He was on time, his work was clean  and professional and they charged a fair price. I would recommend them to anyone.

This company was contracted through my home warranty company for a plumbing issue. On three occasions, I was informed that US Heating and Air contacted me to inform me of the appointment change which is 100% not true. I received one call and did reschedule the appointment for the next day but it appears that time was moved as well without my knowledge.
 

Meanwhile, I have adjusted my schedule to make sure that I am here for a scheduled appointment. I am not sure about the quality of their service because I have yet to get them back out to my home to complete the repair but I am sure that the integrity and honesty of the employees of US Heating and Air is very poor.

I needed a new septic system system put in on my property due to an existing septic system being out of code compliance. The good - they were responsive and got the project permitted, scheduled, and I now have a working septic system.

What I am not happy with:
(1) I was given the final invoice when the construction started (~9/16). The site was covered on 9/21 and I immediately contacted my project coordinator with some concerns that day. She came out on 9/22 and sent a crew to fix issues with the site covering on 9/24. I got a certified letter that same day (9/24) warning that my property would be liened if I didn't pay. I think it is a rude business practice to send certified letter lien warnings while there are still issues being sorted out.

(2) I think that the construction was completed in a whatever is easiest is best manner with little care to how the resulting mound would affect stormwater drainage on my property. Maybe it isn't standard practice for septic systems, but I would have loved to see a sketch of where they were putting things and a calculation of how high the resulting mound would be in my yard. I was unpleasantly surprised by both where the septic tank was placed and how high the resulting mound was based on conversations I had had with the project coordinator.

The tank was placed within code requirements but too close to my house, so the resulting mound traps water next to my house. When I brought this up to my project coordinator, I was told it only needed 2-3 of fill dirt covering the tank (whereas the drainfield needed 6-8), so it wouldn't be as big of an issue as I expected. However, the covering crew dumped 7 of dirt there, which I could compact to ~5. When they came back to fix it, the crew argued with me that I didn't shouldn't remove anything and ended up relocating 8 wheelbarrows full to the side yard, where they had to add more dirt to the old septic tank due to it not being compacted at all (my leg sunk to my knee in the old tank when stepping where the old tank was).

Conclusion: I have a functioning septic system, but am unsatisfied by the the execution and the state of my yard post-construction.

Mr.Pickles was very flexible, professional and the outcome of the project was exactly how I expected with high expectations.

It was not a good experience. Although they were very nice , it became obvious they were not prepared to do the job. They didn't have the tools or materials. The screws to hang the mirror were in the wrong place. They left with the job unfinished and I had to spend another $250 to get the job finished.

Avoid this place at all costs.  My landlord took a job that required him to move out of state.  He and his wife decided to rent their lovely home to myself and my wife.  Because they had to leave suddenly, and there was work that needed to be done on this house prior to us moving in, I agreed to be available to let in the people from Pete's Plumbing to re-pipe the house.

My landlord paid and gave them instructions that I was the point of contact and gave them my number, letting them know that I was going to be letting them in and out.  So they call when I am driving in to work and want to meet me right then and there to have me give them the house key so that they could have full access to the house.  I let them know that not only was I not able to drop everything and go meet them across town, that they had been told that I would be letting them in.  

The person I was speaking with (Joey I think, but definitely the co-owner/son of the founder) became belligerent and asked why it was such a hassle for me to give them the key.  I advised that I am simply following up with the wishes of the homeowner.  He then said to me We have $3,000 of his money, so we will be doing it the way I say, and then he hung up on me.

I texted my landlord and let him know what had just happened, then called back.  I got the same gentleman.  I asked him calmly why he thought it was ok to hang up on a customer and talk me that way and he apologized and said that it would not happen again.  I then explained that there are thousands of dollars of laminate flooring sitting in that house waiting for install, and that I did not feel comfortable handing over the keys with that much loose material laying around, especially with the way that he was insisting.  He then said that he would have someone call me to schedule.

A few minutes later I get a call from the same number, but it was a different gentleman.  He advised that he can be out there tomorrow at 9 AM. I take the day off of work and head over to the house around 8:30, but five minutes before I get to the house I get a text, not a phone call, saying that they cannot make the 9:00 time.  I say no biggie and ask what time they can do this.  He says he will get back to me ASAP.  

1:00 rolls around and there is still no word so I text back and ask what the time table looks like.  I get a reply that there is only one more job and then my house.  40 minutes later I get a text saying Dale is on his way to you.  I reply ok, be there in 20

I head over to the house again and sit there for almost an hour when I get a text that says

Very sorry, I have multiple customers texting me and I was unaware I was texting you.  We cannot work on your home at all today.

My reply I took the whole day off today.  Why tell me you can do it at 9:00 am and then not do it at all?

His response: Because we could have finished it yesterday but you couldn't meet after our conversation in the morning

By this point I had taken about enough, so I call him and realize that the person who is texting me is the same person I was talking to on the phone yesterday.  I asked him why he blaming this on me when he had no reasonable expectation of me being available the day before.  Then he really became unhinged.  Here are but a few snippets of what were said to me, a guy that just wants some plumbing done, by a person that was paid $3k to do a job:

I am 30 years old.  This is the only job I have ever had. - Ok, not sure what relevance that has

Me and my dad are laughing at you right now.  I have never seen a house so hard to get in to -- my reply, naturally, was hard?  All you have to do is call me and set a time

Fuck you.  I am not talking to you anymore.  Give me the owner's number so that I can tell him what I think about you clowns.

He used the F-bomb about ten more times in the course of the conversation.

In Summary:
*The person that seems to co-own this business, and answers the phones as well as scheduled appointments, is emotionally unstable

*They are not able to keep time commitments.  I am not talking about a few hours, either.  

*They will, for some reason, insist on having a key to your home despite having someone ready and available to let them in when needed. If you deny them unfettered access to your home then they will become belligerent and curse you out, then hang up on you. This is highly suspicious behavior and makes me feel like they want inside the house for more than ethical reasons.

*They are unprofessional and undeserving of your money.  Once you hand that check over all decorum goes out the window.

Contact them at your own risk.

Work on our new patio has not been completed, and not only has it not been completed, I was told by an A+ rated contractor through the BBB that the patio must be demolished and redone completely in order to structurally hold a swim spa.  It was poured in different stages with different concrete causing instability in the seams, different colors and texture.  The pour is NOT thick enough to support a 15' swim spa.  It rained when the concrete was wet and did not have plastic on it causing pits with exposed stone, puddling, etc.  It also splashed up on our screened in lanai, I had to pick off the screen itself and I cannot get to come off of the aluminum kick plate.  They've left the wood form up on half of the patio, left rebar and cement chunks in the yard.  We've left multiple messages, phone calls, emails...No response.  I just checked the license number they put on their quote today and it doesn't come up on myflordalicense.com, so I'm not even sure if they 're legitimate.