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Thanks to everyone at Complete4U Plumbing.  My wife and I met Ron on a job in Hermosa Beach. I needed to replace an original 1953 Wall Heater. Mike and his team gave me a very fair bid. In less than a day Ron and his helper had the old unit out and the new unit in.  I was prepared for plasterwork, none required.  Thanks again!

A friend of mine told me about this Plumbing supply house, they seem to have the hard to find items along with other fixtures for your plumbing needs. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. Their a little hard to find because the store front is in back next to other retail businesses.  I'll definitely be coming back.

Called NexGen to do maintenance on our hvac system, Ben came out and was very thorough with his inspection and work.  Highly recommend.

We've been disappointed with the HVAC contractor who sold and installed our two 5-ton systems as well as a second contractor because neither one knew how to diagnose the cause of one of our units failing for the last two years and neither bothered to consult with the manufacturer.

Absolute found the problem, ordered the part (under warranty) and because it was going to take 4-7 days to get the part, offered to provide a portable AC unit as the temperature rose over 100.  We accepted their offer.

Their pricing is good and their service has been wonderful.  

We signed up for their maintenance package  for our two units and it includes maintenance for our water heater too.  I am impressed.

My kitchen sink was leaking and the water was warping the wood.  I had North Highland install a new sink and am very happy with their service.  I got a number of estimates including some from other 5 star businesses.  North Highland was clearly the most reasonable estimate.  They were responsive on Yelp messenger, they had many time slots available and he came when he said he would.  The dependability was a huge plus because I had to make time from work to get this done.  He was quick and polite.  Highly recommend!

Absolute crooks! They quoted us $50k to replace our A/C and HVAC units on our two 2 story home, whereas other companies quoted us $10k-$16k for exact or similar models!

Out of the 4 companies we consulted with, Service Champions was not only the most outrageously expensive, they're also the *only* company that told us that our ductwork was completely shot.

All the other companies inspected the ductwork in the attic and said that our ductwork is fine. Replacing all the ductwork added an additional $7k to the Service Champion's estimate.

It all started last year when Service Champions suggested we get a tune-up on our 30-year-old Trane HVAC/furnace.

They took everything apart and put it back together.

They also took the liberty of placing their company stickers on the outside of our HVAC. These stickers have scare tactic language on them, like Warning! Do not open equipment! You may void an existing warranty. (See pic). Well, how are we supposed to replace the air filter if we're not supposed to open the unit?

(Later, while getting other bids to replace the unit, other sales associates commented on how Service Champions should never have left a bunch of loose wires sitting directly on top of the air filter - see pic.)

2 months later our furnace motor suddenly burned out. We've NEVER had any problems with our HVAC unit ever until Service Champions took it apart and put it back together.

They recommended we replace the motor for $600, so we bought a new HVAC motor from them.

Then several months later we noticed water leaking from the HVAC unit, despite the new motor they installed.

So we had them come out to get an estimate to replace both the a/c and HVAC units, since they were original units from when the house was built.

But here's the thing, if you're in need for estimates for a new a/c or HVAC unit, do NOT fall for Service Champion's Dog and Pony show. This is where the tech comes out but then says he needs to come back-- but next time bring his supervisor.

This is their classic bait-and-switch sales funnel tactic they use, where they team up on you, (or in this case, my elderly mom who's a widow), and tell you about everything wrong with your units.

The tech will inspect your coil, compressor, etc., and declare that they're unsafe and/or in disrepair, only for his supervisor standing there to nod and confirm all the lies the tech spits out.

Not only will they team up on you, they'll insist they inspect every single room in your house so that you feel they're being thorough and considerate.

Towards the end of their inspection, I was in the other room while I listened to West and his sidekick chat up my elderly mom, buttering her up with small talk--so blatantly obviously trying to get on her good side.

They do this so that when they drop their outrageous bomb of a price tag on you it (hopefully) won't sting as bad.

The pathetic thing about West and his sidekick is that he didn't even have the guts to say the actual $50k number out loud.

Why? Because deep down they know that number is outrageously inflated and that it's morally wrong to try to rip people off like this.

Luckily for my mom she changed her tune and spoke up, telling West that she had sticker shock.

Their instant excuse is that this high price reflects the top-of-the-line equipment.

They go on by saying that everything in the proposal is fully customizable and that you don't have to go with the quietest, most expensive unit or add on the additional air purifier, etc.

But instead of saying their outrageous number out loud, Service Champions will shove their laptop in front of you so that you see their lousy proposal and read off the breakdown of the outrageous numbers yourself.

These men have ZERO morale and no backbone.

To further prove Service Champions is an unethical and deceptive company, they did some plumbing on the house a year ago.

My mom had signed up for their monthly program to get discounted rates on plumbing services. You pay Service Champions a monthly flat fee of $20.00 and you get discounted rates on future plumbing services.

Well a Service Champion plumber installed what's called an accordion slip-joint tailpiece for the guest bathroom drain. Slowly but surely we've noticed bad smells coming from that bathroom.

I hired a *real* plumber to come out last month and install a new faucet for the same bathroom.

He took one look at the pipes underneath the sink and said that he'd have to re-do everything and that those cheap accordion slip-joint parts that Service Champion put on should *never* be used because bacteria and mold collect in all those little accordion folds within the plastic.

Not only that, but this other plumber explained how sewer gas was pooling and coming up through the drain pipes, which explains why the guest bathroom started having a bad smell to it.

For replacing our units, we went with Air Care. They install Trane products, which are top rated.

I needed a complete upgrade to my HVAC system, and had been shopping around for the past 4 months.  I got quotes from multiple sources, ranging from a single-man AC shop on up to Costco.  The product and price ranges were all over the map, and it was difficult to discern who was shooting me straight and who was ripping me off.  I then had the good fortune of connecting with Dennis Rulli of NexGen.  Dennis was all too familiar with what I had been experiencing, and he assured me that he and NexGen would do me right.  And that's precisely what they've done.  Dennis and I negotiated what I would deem a very fair deal for a high-quality product, which included the furnace, coil, compressor, as well as new duct work in the attic.  The NexGen crew showed up the very next morning and got right to work.  The entire crew was extremely courteous, professional and efficient.  They banged out the install in 1 day, ran through the controls and systems with my wife and me, and left my house as clean as when they first arrived.  I'm thoroughly impressed and pleased, and would happily recommend Dennis and the NexGen team to anyone I know that may be considering jumping into a new system.

I used Crandall for a clogged toilet to the point of overflow. They came out quickly and was told the toilet cleared easily. 3 weeks later, the toilet was clogged again to the point of overflow. I called Crandall again and they came out and said the same thing- the toilet cleared easily. When the toilet clogged a 3rd time, the toilet was replaced, not by Crandall. It was discovered that there was a lot of build up and it appeared that no maintenance had been done on the toilet even though Crandall had been called twice before.   I didn't watch to see what the plumbers did when they cleared it. I trusted that the job would be done thoroughly. I called Crandall and explained this and they said it wasn't their issue. I feel that they were not thorough.  I should not need a plumber to come out 3 times in less than 2 months. If there was a bigger issue, it should have been brought to my attention. I  gave a star for quick response and the tech's friendliness. However, for effectively solving the issue long term -no stars.

I'm a business owner in Huntington Beach who has dealt with several HVAC issues in the 4 years I've been open. I have struggled to find a company who offers timely, friendly service and have actually been appalled at how rudely one company I worked with consistently treated me. So I am extremely happy to have discovered Stephens. They have been out to my business three times in the last couple months and all three times they had a quick response time, were very reasonably priced and their techs were extremely knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. I'm not going anywhere else for service from now on!