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Requested a quote on yelp and got a response within minutes of posting. Fast professional service during hours most other companies won't even answer the phone. Thanks Will

They fixed our power box switches for fridge and microwave and were very nice and got the job done. They had to go on a shopping trip into get the parts in between. A suggestion for the Fixer platform would be to add an option where the customer can track their fixer during this process through something like phone GPS so there's a better idea of how long things are taking at the store bc that's a long period of waiting with not knowing how much more is going to be charged since you can't see what they're doing.

I'm going to give South West some credit here, compared to the majority of the reviews.  Had a leak in my main water line running up to the house, I dug a hole and found the leak, thereby making it plenty easy for any plumber to get to and repair.  South West came through with the fact that I called at 9:00 PM (when most places are closed and you'd get a voicemail) and they scheduled me for an appointment at 8:00 AM the next day.  The guy called me at 7:00, said he'd be there between 8-8:15, and showed up at 8:10.  I had a $69 coupon (direct mail suckered me in since I needed this repaired ASAP) and the repair took an hour or so and cost me around $200.

Overall I would recommend them if you have done the majority of the heavy labor yourself and need to bring in a professional for a quick fix.  They were right on time, easy to schedule an appointment with, and very professional.

Now let's see if the repair works!

Expensive....really expensive and beware, they never gave us a quote before work was started. Charged $530 for 2 hours of labor and only replaced two 1/2 inch nipples for parts. Assuming the parts were $30 total which seems somewhat reasonable that equates to $250 per hour for labor which is seems quite excessive even in Seattle's hot market, especially with no warning or initial estimate.

Background: We had a leaky kitchen faucet and i will give kudos to Alfredo for his professionalism, plumbing knowledge and quality of work. Although these were some great positives, we were very disappointed that there was no quote after he diagnosed the problem and but instead just continued working.

When he gave us the bill we were quite sticker shocked. We have phone records to show that he was in our house for exactly 2 hours to verify the labor per hour breakdown. The above price I mentioned doesn't even include our Sunday service fee of $260 (This is market standard for Sunday services so i totally understand this fee) but as you can imagine, when your plumber completes only 2 hour's worth of work, and uses only two small parts, the ~$900 total price with taxes seems a bit unreasonable  and thus was overall quite a disappointing experience.

Honest estimate, explained work before and after job, efficient crew.  Good experience with Beacon once again.

28 April 21
On this day I realized we had a water leak in the master bathroom. The area was within 5 feet of the master tub but in the walk in closet. It was a minor leak.
I called Beacon Plumbing and asked for emergency service since I didn't want water damage. They showed up within hours of my calling around 4PM. The tech recommended that a hole be cut in the wall next to the master bath to check the pipes. After this he said he had found the leak and that we had a mouse problem. He said that extensive work would need to be done and so instead of fixing the issue he would cap the part that was leaking because he was sure we needed drying services and we would need to call water damage folks and that he had a contact that he recommended. After capping the pipe he said we needed to wait 3 hours before turning the water back on. Since I was out, my wife made a video of what needed done. When I got home 5 hours later. I went to turn the water back on so we could have water for toilets/showers etc.. since the leak had been capped but not fixed. Looking at my $890.43 bill it makes it seem like I asked for the guy (two guys) not to fix the issue and I chose to just have it capped. I was really overcome by events and they pushed me to that outcome which they messed up badly.
I turned the water on at the street and as instructed in the video my wife made before they left. I needed to go upstairs to turn the water off at the faucets. The two sinks and the tub were running. I turned off the sinks and saw that water was streaming out of the area where the capping had happened. This was about the same time that my wife was screaming downstairs. I came down stairs in the kitchen and liberal amounts of water was streaming from one of the light fixtures onto the fridge and floor. I ran outside to the street and turned back off the water. After mopping up what we could I called Beacon plumbing again.
An hour or two later another Beacon plumbing guy showed up. He looked at the issue and said that the first crew had capped the wrong side of the plumbing and that is what caused the issue. He didn't have the part to fix the issue and would need to drive back to the base close by to get the piece needed to fix our plumbing. I told him I would wait up since my wife would want working water in the morning. He came back and fixed the issue that the first crew recommended against causing me much worse water damage.
I had to take the next day off work to deal with the issues. I called the recommended emergency water removal folks recommended three times by the first guy who told me not to contact my insurance and call them instead. After the deluge the night before, I finally called my insurance and asked about who they would recommend for water treatment and they didn't have any local contacts. When the lead guy showed up, I told him that most of the damage had been caused by the work of the first plumber who in spite of an almost 1000 dollar bill didn't fix the issue and was eventually fixed in 30 minutes by the second tech. This person was quite aware of how much business Beacon was sending their way and mentioned multiple times how he would have to let them know that there was an issue.
I realize in hindsight I was gamed by the first crew that wanted to get a bounty for referring a customer to their drying service and if he had fixed the issue, I might have just continued my regime of fans, heaters and desiccants to get rid of the water damage and making him forgo his bounty.
Shortly after meeting with the moisture removal crew. I got a call by the first tech that came by from beacon plumbing. I didn't answer as I was on a call with my insurance company but I called him back.
From the beginning he said, I told you not to take a bath, to which I responded, I didn't I turned on the water at the street like you said and water was gushing everywhere when I got upstairs since you opened all the sinks and bathtub spouts, and by the time I had those off the damage was done.
Then he said that was impossible because he capped the line for water to the tub and there should have been no water, I said the second guy that came over said you capped the wrong end and water was openly flowing. He said maybe it was a new massive leak in the exact same area that I paid them to come and fix 5 hours earlier and that must be what happened. I told him what the second tech had said and that it wasn't a new leak.
By the end of the call he made it seem like he understood that he had messed up and made a minor leak into a major flooding and said he would make it right.
I got a call from the moisture removal folks 15 minutes later that said Beacon plumbing had no responsibility for the issue and I was responsible for the damage. I told them I'd work through this with my insurance and I was very disappointed.