Best Swimming Pool Heater Repair in Philadelphia PA
Plumbing Service
Warren has bailed me out on multiple occasions. He is always extremely responsive at any call or text and then truly has the clients' best interest at heart when completing the job. Whether it is a big or small job you get the same 1st class care and service. Please don't hesitate to call Warren & Boss Plumbing for anything, I know you will be taken care of.
Philadelphia, PA
Plumbing Service
Will came on time and provided great service. He explained the problem clearly, fixed it, and advised us how to avoid it in the future. Highly recommended.
Philadelphia, PA
Plumbing Service
In the aftermath of ida, we needed someone to look at our hot water heater. The company (not Queen B) who installed us told us they would only replace it.
My mom received a recommendation for Queen B. She spoke to Brenda, the owner, she was very empathetic. She sent her team within hours of her call.
The two men came, both wore foot coverings. They were able to get the hot water heater working.
We were thankful they came quickly and fixed our issue without taking advantage of me. Definitely will use again.
My mom received a recommendation for Queen B. She spoke to Brenda, the owner, she was very empathetic. She sent her team within hours of her call.
The two men came, both wore foot coverings. They were able to get the hot water heater working.
We were thankful they came quickly and fixed our issue without taking advantage of me. Definitely will use again.
Warren, NJ 07059
Plumbing Service
Mark and his team are just outstanding. The quality of their work is excellent, they are reliable, honest and have a lot of integrity. They did the plumbing under our kitchen sink, replaced the spigot and put in all new plumbing for the entire house. His team are courteous and professional. Just good business people all around and I highly recommend their services.
1569 S Olden Ave, Trenton, NJ 08610
Plumbing Service
We've used them last month to redo our main shutoff valve. Estimated on a Thursday and the job was done professionally and well the following Tuesday. We paid Sam, the estimator, (nice guy and professional), half and paid the rest to the plumber afterward. They were the fifth plumbers we've tried, so we were happy someone actually came and did a great job.
So when our shower handle became stripped, we called on the 12th, and Don came to estimate on Friday. Nice guy and very professional. He said they'd would call over Sunday or Monday. (The 15th or 16th.) I called Monday afternoon. They couldn't do the work until they had half the money. They wanted us to mail it, but I'm still waiting for a letter I sent in February (six months ago), to get to its destination. And mail across the city now takes two weeks. I did remind them we gave them close to the same amount last time, without any problems. It didn't matter.
So they promised to have someone drop by to pick it up. Two days later, when I called, he was coming that day. They called during dinner to say he couldn't come until the next day, (Friday, the 20th.) When I called at 4 PM, they told me he'd be their night guy. (Apparently, it's fine with them to have customers wait around for them for a full week.)
He said they'd call Sunday night or Monday. According to the women answering their phones, the two owners and all managers aren't there. Ever. For at least two weeks. They really should be. And this job was close to two thousand dollars.
Monday the 23rd, when I called, yet again, I was told it was finally put up on the board. I asked if they realized plumbing problems really aren't meant to sit for so long. By now the handle to the faucet is so stripped it takes three minutes to get the shower to work, and we can't bath in the tub. The scheduler is never there either.
My last call was yesterday, the 25th, to get my check back. The office manager was surprised by that. Incredulous that I could possibly be irate. They've been in business for... Well, frankly, I don't give a damn how long they've been in business. Our plumbing has been in business since before since the early 1960s. It needs replacing. She snickered at my lack of cooperation because she could get someone out here. (So could everyone else. They just didn't.) She couldn't find out what became of my check. (I was a bookkeeper for two factories, and all the bosses could find out immediately from me, the books, or on the computer. I also answered the phones, and never lied to anyone, even when a boss wouldn't take a call. But they've been in business for...) Two hours later, she called back to tell me she could mail it back. (They never cashed that almighty check.) Think it will get here by Christmas? Just as long as it isn't cashed.
I checked the reviews on here. Should have done that first. I do think the plumber they sent last time was very good, (and hubby was a steamfitter, so that's high praise from him), and I know the estimators were good. If management ever comes back, they should get new office people.
So when our shower handle became stripped, we called on the 12th, and Don came to estimate on Friday. Nice guy and very professional. He said they'd would call over Sunday or Monday. (The 15th or 16th.) I called Monday afternoon. They couldn't do the work until they had half the money. They wanted us to mail it, but I'm still waiting for a letter I sent in February (six months ago), to get to its destination. And mail across the city now takes two weeks. I did remind them we gave them close to the same amount last time, without any problems. It didn't matter.
So they promised to have someone drop by to pick it up. Two days later, when I called, he was coming that day. They called during dinner to say he couldn't come until the next day, (Friday, the 20th.) When I called at 4 PM, they told me he'd be their night guy. (Apparently, it's fine with them to have customers wait around for them for a full week.)
He said they'd call Sunday night or Monday. According to the women answering their phones, the two owners and all managers aren't there. Ever. For at least two weeks. They really should be. And this job was close to two thousand dollars.
Monday the 23rd, when I called, yet again, I was told it was finally put up on the board. I asked if they realized plumbing problems really aren't meant to sit for so long. By now the handle to the faucet is so stripped it takes three minutes to get the shower to work, and we can't bath in the tub. The scheduler is never there either.
My last call was yesterday, the 25th, to get my check back. The office manager was surprised by that. Incredulous that I could possibly be irate. They've been in business for... Well, frankly, I don't give a damn how long they've been in business. Our plumbing has been in business since before since the early 1960s. It needs replacing. She snickered at my lack of cooperation because she could get someone out here. (So could everyone else. They just didn't.) She couldn't find out what became of my check. (I was a bookkeeper for two factories, and all the bosses could find out immediately from me, the books, or on the computer. I also answered the phones, and never lied to anyone, even when a boss wouldn't take a call. But they've been in business for...) Two hours later, she called back to tell me she could mail it back. (They never cashed that almighty check.) Think it will get here by Christmas? Just as long as it isn't cashed.
I checked the reviews on here. Should have done that first. I do think the plumber they sent last time was very good, (and hubby was a steamfitter, so that's high praise from him), and I know the estimators were good. If management ever comes back, they should get new office people.
2510 Orthodox St, Philadelphia, PA 19137
Plumbing Service