Best Sump Pump Repair in Saint Paul MN

I'm so grateful that I found Mark and his company's information in the Villager!  He was booked out a week in advance but was able to squeeze us in NEXT DAY!  We were working with Contractors from Hell and they did something to cause the pressure in our shower to be non-existent.  He came over, identified the issue, fixed it on the spot and even took the time to explain it!  We were getting a General Contractor quote at the time (to fix CFH issues) and he even advised us to work with them first before he did anything to help with the dishwasher install.

Great rates, great responsiveness, very honest and trustworthy.  I'm so thankful to stumble across him and wanted to share with the Yelp! community.

So grateful for Roman answering his phone at 640 am and getting to my house by 740 as we had an unidentified water problem in our basement. He took care of it and no issues!  Very professional, expedient and easy to work with. I would definitely recommend him and use him again.

The best in the business! We've used them a few times now and they never fail to exceed our expectations. Fast, friendly, and professional service. We will definitely be calling Legend the next time we need heating, ac, or plumbing work done. Thank you, Erik, for getting our ac fixed so quick!

Everything you could ask for in a great service company. John gave specific detailed feedback, weighed the costs and benefits of what actions to take, showed commitment to customer satisfaction and feasibility in price and functionality, and I got to learn plenty of baseline information about the specific problems that were occurring on my unit so I know why decisions are made.

Justin and DJ are very responsive and helpful!  We really appreciate the services of Keith Nelson Plumbing.  Their work quality is solid and I highly recommend them!  Stop your search and give them a call.

Metro Heating and Cooling installed my new residential central air conditioning unit.  I had selected the five companies with the highest ratings on the Internet to submit bids (of which they were one).  I then entered all of the relevant data into an Excel spreadsheet.  Metro Heating & Cooling was the winner!  The combination of equipment (Bryant), customer service ratings, warranty and price made it a no-brainer.  The installation guys did an excellent job and were very professional and courteous.  

However, the unit was cycling on and off, so I called Metro.  They sent out Brian, the troubleshooting tech.  He is a remarkably knowledgable and competent tech.  Brian spent quite a bit of time troubleshooting my NEST thermostats and talked directly to the NEST tech person on my behalf.  Ultimately, it was determined that the thermostats needed a fifth wire hooked up to ensure sufficient voltage.  Brian proceeded to perform this task on both thermostats and everything is now running great.  The entire experience was a pleasure and I feel like I really got what I paid for.

Special thanks to Brian for his patience, great customer service attitude and technical abilities.  He went out of his way to make sure my system was working good and that I was totally satisfied.  When I asked why the installers didn't make sure it was not cycling, Brian explained that the installers specialize in installations, while techs like himself specialize in working out any issues that may pop up.  This explanation makes sense to me and so I offer my recommendation to everyone that Metro Heating and Cooling will take good care of you.

I am a senior who over the years has had some experience with plumbers. However, I ran into a problem that none of the plumbers I hired were able to repair. Our upstairs shower began leaking down into our kitchen. It was not immediately apparent since it was leaking behind the crown molding of the kitchen cabinets. Over time, I had a parade of experience plumbers in my home working on this and none of them could find the problem. After one plumber thought the problem was fixed, we ended up with water running down our kitchen walls, out an electric outlet and out on to our counter top. Not getting any results, this got costly and we gave up. We just didn't use the shower. Many years later, and out of shear frustration, I made another attempt to find a good experienced plumber. After numerous phone calls, Jim Murr Plumbing was highly recommended. I was afraid to get my hopes up, but this time we got lucky! Jim came out to our home, and we explained all of the problems we had gone through over the years and to his credit, he did not try to run away. Essentially, the job was quite complex, and involved other issues as time went on. However, we could not be happier with the out come. Jim sent the A team over to our house and they wasted no time. They also carefully explained along the way everything that needed to be done and the costs involved. Surprises like the wall being moved. Also, after all that we had gone through, we decided to put in a tile shower. And fortunately, Jim had just the guys to do the work! The quality of the work was exceptional and we were thrilled with the results. We also have a greater appreciation for the work involved. I have recommended Jim Murr Plumbing to others.

These guys are a joke.  The bank I bought my house from sub-contracted them to do plumbing repairs on my house, probably picked them at random. I would never have chosen them.

Their guy sat in my basement smoking cigarettes, doing nothing, charging by the hour while he waited for the city water utility to turn on the water main.  I never asked him to wait in my basement. If I had been there, I'd have told him to do his job or get lost.  Instead, because he hung around doing nothing under the pretense of working, they got to charge me for three times the amount of labor they actually performed. The truth is, he was unable to do any work until the water main was turned on.  Very, very shady. They also charged me an enormous truck fee (around $70) just for getting off their duffs and driving a mile and a half to my house.

In spite of how skeezy this all was, I never disputed the fees or how they were calculated even though I knew I was getting screwed.  I didn't want to wade into the quagmire of smalls claims court as I was trying to get my house into livable condition.

The bank stupidly paid in advance for the work, cut them a huge check and told them to remit the remaining balance to me after they took their cut for their labor. Even with all of their hidden fees and questionable charges,there was still a sizable sum left over.

Well, you can guess how that turned out.  I had to threaten to sue them, file complaints with the BBB, and repeatedly call one of the plumbers at his other job before they finally cut me a check for the outstanding balance.  It took weeks to get my money back.  That money wasn't a gift from the bank.  It was slated for other repairs that needed to be done as part of our signed contract.  Everyone deserves to be able to move into a house that has a functioning toilet and running water.

It sure seemed like they were trying to rip me off in any way they could.  The bank made it easy for them, and they took every advantage they could of my situation.  

My advice: steer clear.  And if you are ever in a position where the bank you are buying your home from is paying for repairs to be performed, if those repairs are going to be performed after you move in, make sure you're the one choosing contractors and subcontractors.  And don't allow anyone to make bids who has bad reviews.  I don't know if Tschida Brothers did before, but they do now.

Had an appointment for 9:30 to 11:30 today. Didn't show up, didn't return my call until after 3pm. Called another plumber. Very disappointed. My time is just as important as others.

I've called on Comfort Matters a couple of times now and I will say they're quick, on-time, friendly, and helpful. You should be prepared for a heavy sales pitch though. They will 'helpfully' suggest hundreds of dollars in extra fixes you didn't know you needed (and probably don't), like a $700+ dollar electronic air filter I 'need' to get because the regular pleated filters are bad for the HVAC system. They'll also spend a lot of time trying to sell you a subscription to their twice annual maintenance program. If you know what you need done, and can say no to a sales pitch, Comfort Matters will do great work. If you're susceptible to sales pressure, you'll probably end up spending a lot of extra money.
Excellent work, drop the sales pressure and they're perfect.

My kitchen faucet had some horrendous water issues to the point it was barley a trickle. After hiring another plumber that diagnosed the problem who then left me with no running water, I was in desperate need of a plumber. Mike was super responsive came by to fix the kitchen faucet on Friday. He was prompt, very pleasant and his customer service skills were fantastic. He went above and beyond and also fixed my garbage disposal. I was so impressed with the amazing service and such a good price! I will always always be calling Valley plumbing in the future!

Horrible experience.   Do not waste your time.  Clint is a crook that tried to charge me 4x the going rate.  His work was poor quality and he had to come back to fix what he had done.  Even then he only fixed it after arguing about it.  I would rate him less than 1 star if possible.

I would not recommend this Plumbing outfit to anyone I understand and know how much plumbers cost but if you want to get ripped off go ahead and contact Terry just ridiculously overpriced.

I thought I already provided a review, but maybe there is a difference between Dean's St. Paul and Dean's Minneapolis, west Metro.  I only marked as one star because there are not negative selections.

This company installed a furnace four years ago.  Over the past two years, there have been times when the furnace would not start due to a problem detected by a low pressure sensor.  I was unimpressed with Dean's during the installation so had this inspected by a different service provider.  Turns out they installed intake/exhaust PVC that was inadequate in diameter for the size of the furnace.  Avoid Dean's.  Over priced, difficult to work with and from what I learned this week, incompetent.

I called because I had my house for sale, accepted an offer, had the inspection and inspector said I had low water pressure. B & B came to my house and told me It was the screens and shower head, so it was not a big job. Brian (the owner) said he ordered parts and would fix it. Closing came quick and he quit responding. I ended up having to take $6200 less because it was too small of a job and he strung me along until it was TOO  LATE! TERRIBLE BUISNESS AND I WILL TELL EVERYONE I KNOW!!!

Disreputable company.  They fixed a leaky faucet a year ago and it cost almost $1000 and they put a big hole in the bedroom wall and didn't fix it.  Thought that was excessive.  They recommended additional work which we declined.  They came back recently for a free furnace inspection.  Said the furnace was leaking acidic water and CO and it needed maintenance.  Gave us the choice of plans costing $2485 to $5157.  The furnace is only 1 year and still under warranty.  Called the furnace company who came and inspected it and said there was nothing wrong with the furnace.  They also said that Homeworks is known to recommend unneeded work and not to use them.