Best Appliance Installation in Saint Louis MO

You will not be disappointed. Requested a quote to have my toilet repaired, not only did he respond quickly to my request, but also scheduled an appointment for the next day to complete the repair, which was a Sunday. Upon arriving he was pleasant, professional and quick. And I didn't feel I was being taken advantage of with the price.  So far, so good and I definitely plan to use him for other future  household projects.

He was able to help us out with our bathroom vent.  My husband got stuck & we needed someone that could repair & get the job done. It worked out perfect! Fair price & good quality work!

Responded quickly, friendly service, fair pricing. I had a small repair completed - it didn't require an electrician, but was beyond what I felt comfortable doing on my own.

We called them out for a plumbing issue and they misdiagnosed the problem. They told us there was nothing they could donned that we needed a licensed line layer and that they weren't licensed. We then called O'Fallon sewer who came right out and cleared the line, no licensed line layer needed.

AAA still charged us $78.50 for being wrong and wasting our time.

Like everyone in town, the recent torrential rains caused problems at our home. The rains shorted out a landscaping light which cause a section of our home to go dark. We called for an electrician and the dispatcher rearranged the schedule and sent three of their guys out within a couple of hours who quickly diagnosed the issue and were able to restore power.

The response time was amazing, the guys took care not to track dirt into our home. The charge was more than fair, particularly given how quickly the company responded and the text notices, informing me of their arrival time.

This is my new go-to firm for everything HVAC, plumbing, and electrical. No need to call anyone else.

Went online for handyman to install kitchen sink and faucet, which we already have. Tiger called, came out to give us an estimate. OMG! $4,500 just to install a new replacement sink. Totally out of line for a job of this nature. Would be different if they had to put in all new lines, etc., but all that's required is taking out the old sink, putting new faucet on the new sink, drop it in the counter opening, connecting the pea trap and hot/cold lines. What a ripe off!