Best Kitchen Remodeling in San Antonio TX

Brad is super great. Goes out of his way to be helpful with things that aren't even necessarily why he's there, is very prompt, usually available within a couple of days and willing to work with you on parts if you want to have input. He is very professional and responsive, and will call you if you send an SMS.

His rates are reasonable, and is only really limited by tasks that require multiple people.

Blue Dragon Plumbing is rated as the best - for good reason! And, Gilbert...YOU ARE THE MAN! Mickey R.

I have never had to wait to have my plumbing issues fixed! This company is quick, reliable, fair and affordable! I've been working with them for years and they will always be my go to! Austin has been the one in and out of my home throughout the years and my family is so comfortable with him. I highly recommend Premier Plumbing Services!

I recently had a water leak at the meter. This was the second time in a year, the first time was with a discount from a know aquaintaince of my in-laws.  Not that the first guy didn't know what he was doing, but, never-the-less, the issue reared it's ugly head again.  Handy Andy offered me a quote, which was a little steep, but he did a great job, and did some great modifications to help prevent the issue from happening again.

Buyer Beware! My family employed the services of Kinsey Interiors, Inc, through Toni and had a very bizarre and disappointing experience (and my parents have worked with a bunch of designers over the years).

Kinsey asked us to pay a large upfront amount for 10 hours of work while offering very few details and being incredibly vague about the expected work product.

We didn't worry about it because they came with a reference. But we couldn't be more sorry! All Toni wanted to do was to send us internet links with sparse details, like - what do you think? She claimed to do several hours of internet research - but for $120/hour you'd think you'd get a little more than a few google searches!

On that note, we looked and they are not registered interior designers. If the service/product was good, we wouldn't care, but in this case...

When we expressed our disappointment with their work, Toni got defensive and told us that most people she works with don't actually want to leave their houses to look at anything in person and are happy just to look at internet links. Really? In our experience, a designer is supposed to come over, listen, share their ideas, and listen again.

What we got here fell far short of that standard.

I've loved these guys since back in 2005 when they fixed my restroom plumbing and bathroom work...still looks great~ since then other work has gone great as well, they know their stuff.  That said I hate to write this as only a warning to the those who need it.  I recently called for a routine clogged kitchen drain and they put their roto router and camera to take a closer look...I told them they had previously (2014) cut a square hole in my cement garage to dig under the house to replace a clogged pipe (which cost me $6000 then).  With this the guy said if he could look at my previous receipt of that job and I obliged.  No sooner after looking at this receipt he told his worker to stop the roto machine cause it wouldn't go further and then put his camera in to look further..He suddenly explained to me they would have to re-dig and go further under the house since the clog was further under the surface...I told them they had done this already 3 years ago, but he told me the clog was another one forming much further in near the middle of the house and this would cost another $6000.   Now you would think they would have taken care of this business back In 2014 and now it's 2017.  After this explanation, I told him how much I owed him for this  camera 'work', and he said a sum close to $500.  Now this really blew me away since no real 'work' was done to aid my dilemma and I was left with this 'bad' news.  But after I regained my composure, I called around and asked the neighbors if they knew of any other workers that could help w/my predicament.  And of course good word of mouth should be trusted.   The next day a retired plumber came in and put his roto to work and wouldn't you know it the clog is fixed and all for $175.  This gentlemen said to simply use drano once a month to keep the clog clean.  But he did tell me the old cast iron pipe would need replacing eventually.  I told him of this $6000 re digging under the house work and he smiled and said he could do an alternate routine wherein he would re route the clog another way for much much less....So to those who would listen heed this warning...sometimes you need to ask around for other reasonable alternates.