Best Ejector Pump Repair in San Francisco CA
Plumbing Service
They were still open during this pandemic, truly do appreciate what they were able to help me out. Called them and had them fix my water heater. Found the solution right away. Highly recommend 5/5
5559 Claremont Ave, Oakland, CA 94618
Plumbing Service
We've needed their services twice now, once for the tub and once for the sink.
Both times they did just what we needed, offered friendly advice, and performed the work for a reasonable price.
The individual who performed the service also wore a mask the whole time, which was great.
Both times they did just what we needed, offered friendly advice, and performed the work for a reasonable price.
The individual who performed the service also wore a mask the whole time, which was great.
4050 Macarthur Blvd, Oakland, CA 94619
Plumbing Service
My condo had a small leak so I scheduled the work with a plumbing company. The plumbing company I scheduled the work with ended up cancelling on me last minute so I ended up calling Avalon Services. They were able to come the same day. I was very happy with how fast they responded to my service call. Highly recommend.
5221 Central Ave, Richmond, CA 94804
Plumbing Service
We were fortunate to have Daniel, the owner himself, help us with a backed up sewer line. Not only he cleared the backup right away by snaking close to the trap, he took care to run extra water from the offending drain. He then inspected with camera the main connection far under the street and went right and left there. When I asked him to do jet cleaning of all the lower sewer drains he was super thorough: He patiently guided the snake/camera/jet upstream into the building 30-35ft with hot water cleaning and rechecking carefully. Great to see someone have this level of skill and put in the effort. The charge was reasonable and Daniel gave us a 6 month warranty. Highly recommend!
San Francisco, CA
Plumbing Service
From the owner Rich Campos) to the plumber (John) who came to install our fancy new kitchen faucet we could not have been more satisfied with Buri Buri Plumbing! I found them through rave Yelp and Nextdoor reviews and chose them out of 4 different bids aka email pics and phone calls. (And ... they didn't try to sell us any add-on by the way features, which also set them apart.)
John was punctual, informative and completely respectful of COVID protocols. There were no cost surprises, which is, frankly, pretty rare.
In short, I recommend these guys and won't hesitate to have them tackle bigger jobs going forward.
John was punctual, informative and completely respectful of COVID protocols. There were no cost surprises, which is, frankly, pretty rare.
In short, I recommend these guys and won't hesitate to have them tackle bigger jobs going forward.
South San Francisco, CA 94083
Plumbing Service
From the service techs to the owner, dealing with this company is a joke. I very regrettably hired O'Grady to simply look at a leaky faucet. They ended up flooding my kitchen twice over 6 days, damaging my cabinets and floors, and then over-billing me.
Afterwards, I spent weeks calling and emailing (if they answer, they tell you to email your concerns so the owner can call you back). Never received a callback or any concern for the damage they caused.
When they first looked at the faucet, they said I needed a full replacement which would cost $700. That seemed very steep, but I was concerned about additional water damage and agreed in order to fix it same-day, which the tech said he could.
When the work was done, and they called me for my credit card, and I was told the charge was $750.
Meanwhile, the plumber Eddy never checked his work. The new faucet leaked as well. (Later, I was first told it was the wrong faucet and then told it was a defective faucet. Not sure which is true.) This new leak ended up flooding the kitchen until we caught it and shut off the water.
I had to repeatedly call customer service for days to get a another plumber back out. They never returned a single phone call or followed up.
When the new plumber, Brendan, came out, he turned on the water that we had shut-off, didn't tell us he turned it on, and didn't turn it off when he left. This caused the kitchen to flood again.
The next day, customer service said they would need to come out again to remove the new faucet, then return it, then rerturn again the next day to replace it. I asked why they can't just pick a new one up first and make a single trip. Customer service groaned and said he would speak with the owner and call me back.
On the 6th day, with me calling them every day, they finally installed a working, non-leaky faucet. Afterwards, I started reaching out to ask for a partial refund for the (1) overbilling, and (2) poor service that lead to property damage, and weeks later I received a single email response that said I should be thankful that they didn't bill me for the extra work it took them to come back and replace the broken faucet they installed the first time. That was it. No concern for my property damage.
Afterwards, I spent weeks calling and emailing (if they answer, they tell you to email your concerns so the owner can call you back). Never received a callback or any concern for the damage they caused.
When they first looked at the faucet, they said I needed a full replacement which would cost $700. That seemed very steep, but I was concerned about additional water damage and agreed in order to fix it same-day, which the tech said he could.
When the work was done, and they called me for my credit card, and I was told the charge was $750.
Meanwhile, the plumber Eddy never checked his work. The new faucet leaked as well. (Later, I was first told it was the wrong faucet and then told it was a defective faucet. Not sure which is true.) This new leak ended up flooding the kitchen until we caught it and shut off the water.
I had to repeatedly call customer service for days to get a another plumber back out. They never returned a single phone call or followed up.
When the new plumber, Brendan, came out, he turned on the water that we had shut-off, didn't tell us he turned it on, and didn't turn it off when he left. This caused the kitchen to flood again.
The next day, customer service said they would need to come out again to remove the new faucet, then return it, then rerturn again the next day to replace it. I asked why they can't just pick a new one up first and make a single trip. Customer service groaned and said he would speak with the owner and call me back.
On the 6th day, with me calling them every day, they finally installed a working, non-leaky faucet. Afterwards, I started reaching out to ask for a partial refund for the (1) overbilling, and (2) poor service that lead to property damage, and weeks later I received a single email response that said I should be thankful that they didn't bill me for the extra work it took them to come back and replace the broken faucet they installed the first time. That was it. No concern for my property damage.
San Francisco, CA