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A good plumber is hard to find!  We received timely service. The plumber was pleasant and efficient and made sure everything was working right before he left. Highly recommended!

I had an awesome experience with James. My home furnace had stopped working and I was able to schedule an appointment right away despite the busy season. James came on time and quickly and accurately diagnosed the problem. He then went above and beyond to test the furnace for other issues and pointed out that we had the fan running on continuously which would increase the bill and adjusted it to run only when the furnace was on. He was also kind enough to take a look at the fireplace (as we were having some trouble starting it) and got it working. Thank you so much! Highly recommended

These guys have done several jobs for me now, and they are always completely reliable and they do excellent work.
Micah B. was typical of what I've come to expect from Seatown: personable, competent, reliable, and honest.
They are my go-to company for electric work.

We were SO pleased with Joe and his crew!!! It was hard finding someone with experience with older homes (1900's) and plumbing and Joe knew exactly how to handle all the issues. They completely remodeled our bathroom and replaced all our old piping. He was very helpful and informative in regards to the plumbing and the design of our bathroom. He explained everything in great detail and was amazingly fair when unexpected issues and additional work arose once the demo started. Joe and his crew were prompt and took the utmost care in making sure everything was done to perfection. We are thrilled with our new bathroom and will recommend him to all our family and friends and wouldn't hesitate to use him again.

We are pleased with our new water heater and service from Washington Water Heaters.  Our water heater blew and I received 3 quotes from different companies, which were all around the same $$, with the exception of an inflated quote from Aurora Plumbing.  Our WWH tech Len was wonderful.  This company is fair and honest and I would use them again AND recommend them to my friends and neighbors.

THESE GUYS ARE EXPENSIVE
I want to start with the good. Hunt's came to our aid in a modestly emergency situation and fixed the problem.
The difficulty for me is that the price for one technician working work five hours installing two, one-foot lengths of pipe and six copper fittings (priced at less than $9 each) cost us $2,957.22.
That works out to about  $575 per hour. Or about $200 per hour more than my attorney charges.
When I asked our technician how the price broke down in terms of time and parts I was told Hours don't matter, you are paying for my expertise.
I am open to hearing from other plumbers or customers who think that was a fair price for the work (see photo below for context).
And, yes, I signed the estimate. But felt I had little choice since the water was turned off and turning Hunt's away would mean hoping to find a popularly priced plumber in a short time frame.
The technician was a nice guy, we gave him cold water and even set up an umbrella over his work space because of the heat. I hope his work holds up because maybe if I depreciate the cost of this repair over the rest of our time in this house, it won't seem so horribly wrong.

Our expansion tank suddenly started leaking water heavily in the garage. We stopped freaking and called Beacon. They quoted $820 to replace the tank + $75 trip charge and mounts to install on the wall for code ($188). Since we had to shut off the water for the house, we had no choice but to fix it quickly. We argued that it was expensive and they would change the price. They did a good job but very pricy. So, I will never call them in future unless desperate again and no one else is available.

I remembered to call Beacon from hearing stop freakin' call beacon! The gentleman who showed up was ready to help & answered all my questions. He made sure that I was satisfied with the work that was completed.

Thank goodness for a catchy phrase! Def will be calling them back in the future and referring them to all my friends.

We needed a quick turn-around on a tight time schedule and Resicon nailed it for us. They offered great ideas to improve the efficency of our plan, keep the costs down, and took on the challenge without blinking. The electrician we had onsite was polite and respectful to everyone (we barely knew he was there) and me our deadline. You made Minuteman Press a client for life.

I call and I make an appointment to install a gas cap on a gas line so gas can be turned on to the house- PSE won't turn on gas unless cap is installed or stove is installed. They would not give me a quote or hourly rates.

They called to see if they could arrive early, which I said yes and also indicated that I'd like a quote for install of gas range since it's there. Guy arrives, I can't understand the guy- poor communication/ language barrier. He informs me that the charge to install a gas cap is 188 plus the service call or 233 to install the stove. I asked why it's so expensive (note the gas cap part is ~$2 at HD- pipe sealant materials ~$5-8) - he indicated because he needs to go get parts and he needs to test the gas line after install and there are warranties. I asked how often the gas line leaks and regarding the warranties - he tells me that it usually leak and it's not happened to him.

I asked him how long it would take - he said 2.5 hours because he would need to get the gas cap part (which I know is available at HD - 10 mins away), install and then test. I expected him to have the part considering that was the primary reason for the appointment.

I asked him how he would test it if the gas line isn't turned on. He said he couldn't. But he would go get the gas line cap part and install it.

In the conversation, I speak in regular paced English. He kept indicating I needed to slow down in my speech.

Note, HD gas stove install is $59. You can find other local licensed and bonded stove installers for $150+/-.

Online research shows that to remove a gas line in Seattle/ Kirkland is roughly $250-$350.

I'm asking to cap a line not even remove a line - screw on the cap add sealant their cost $250 (after tax and service charge).

IMO please do your homework before you use these people. You have been warned.

Woke up yesterday and our furnace wasn't working. Called Black Hills and they had someone out to service and fix it within hours. Christopher T. was very professional and kind and we will absolutely be using them again!