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Real quick to come and fix the issue I've had for a couple days. They showed up and got to work, finished in less then 30 minutes very friendly and responsible. Would recommend and would definitely use again.

Juan responded quickly to my message on yelp. I sent him pics of the bathroom sink faucet I needed replaced & he sent me a free estimate. When he came to install it I needed 2 extra parts & he was able to get them & install them the same morning. It took about an hour. & a half total & he cleaned up after. 2 thumbs up

Professional Plumbing came out to my house about one week ago (January 31, 2019) to look into an issue I had with a burning smell coming out of my HVAC closet. Beto came in and used his camera to look at the exhaust pipe connected to my hot water heater (See photo). After seeing that there were no obstructions in the pipe, Beto went up to my roof to check the cap on the exhaust pipe. Beto discovered that the original exhaust cap was sitting directly on top of the exhaust pipe, thus preventing the water heater exhaust gases from fully escaping into the air outside my house. The exhaust gases were most likely what I had been smelling for some time. An original photo of the exhaust cap showed me that it was part of the original installation when I bought the house from Desert View Homes. Deadly exhaust gases have most likely been leaking into my house for quite some time, and may explain the grogginess and headaches that I have experienced over the years. Over the past week, I have noticed a difference when I wake up in the mornings, in that I am not feeling as groggy and lethargic. Therefore, in my opinion, the $489.99 that I paid to have this issue looked at was well worth it. My health and my life are too important to nickel-and-dime them. This entire situation has caused me to wake up and pay closer attention to maintenance details in my house. For example, just this morning while taking photos to provide this feedback, I noticed that water was dripping on top of the water heater. After closer inspection, I noticed that the water intake valve was leaking (See photos). When I touched the valve, it just sort of fell over. I don't know what happened to it, but I know I will have to get it repaired quickly. So, what are my lessons learned? I learned: 1) Hire only certified/highly reviewed professionals when it comes to repairing my house; 2) Do in-depth maintenance checks of my house, to include taking dated photos; 3) Don't skimp on repairs that deal with life-and-death issues, and 4) Keep detailed notes and timelines on all companies that come to my house to conduct repair services.

Fast and knowledgeable plumbing experts. Quick response and honest, no BS solution.  Guys knocked out the immediate problem and came back for follow up.

Tried to get a gas shutoff valve installed, wanted more than double the price I paid another pro, save your money and look elsewhere.

We suspected a gas leak in our home and contacted the gas company for an inspection. No leak was found but they cited us for not having a termination plate installed under the gas cooktop. They gave us until the 27th to have it installed. We contacted Jeff's and was advised that they could install the plate but in order to come out they charge $120 service fee equivalent to 1 hr of labor that will apply towards the total invoice upon completion less time spent in the home upon the initial inspection. They can to the home, looked under the range, took notes for the part they'd need to order and collected our credit card number. That day the $120 was deducted from our account but time spent was about 1/2 hr. Both serviceman agreed with that assessment. They came about a week later but learned they ordered the wrong part and left right away. They returned around the 27th and seemed to be working an absurd amount of time when I asked my husband to find out what's going on. They guys said again they had the wrong part but were trying to find away to install something to avoid having our gas turned off (oh, that was the gas company's findings and cited us for lack of part and to turn gas off by 27th if not repaired). My husband quickly called the manager of Jeff's and he was very apologetic stating they had the wrong part again but were trying to remedy something to avoid a disconnection on our part. That ended with the manager, Joe, apologizing and advising we would not be charged for that day either, that they would order the correct part and return for install, and if we had any issues with the gas company to refer them their way to explain. That was agreed upon. They returned with the correct part on 1/6/23 and had it installed within or about an hour. A total invoice cost for $170 was left. We assumed they'd deduct most of the $120 for the 15 minutes they were here day one. No, they recharged our credit card for the full amount. I contacted them immediately only to be told by Joe himself that they spent A LOT of time at our home and justified the charge. He also denied that they use any of the initial $120 towards the total cost of the repair and that the 15 minutes they came out to write down the type of cooktop and take our credit card number warranted the $120. When he reiterated the absorbent amount of time they spent here I protested that it was all, 100%, due to them ordering the wrong part multiple times. The entire job start to finish, including the day they came out, excluding the times they ordered the wrong part took a little over an hour. Maybe 1-1/2 hours but they took $270. The part itself averages $35.  Total lack of ethics and very poor business practices. They would not take cash either - perhaps they know this is so they can charge people's  cards carte Blanche. At the very least they owe us a refund of $60-75. Regrets: trusting someone's word, handing over our credit card, not recording both conversations. Never again. Steer clear people and don't give these people your credit card.

He came out on a Monday and looked at my pipe. He explained what needed to be done to fix it. We made a time for him to come out on Tuesday at 1:00pm. I waited and waited. He didn't call or text or emailed me and now it's been over a week and now I have to find someone else.

Kenny is a fag and his right hand man, Jordan, is a meth head.
Las Cruces is a shit hole and these pieces of shit are a prime example of NEW MEXICO.

In December 2021, I had a leak in my shower. Frank told me the pressure in the house was too high and  suggested that we install a pressure regulator and change the faucet. Not sure what that would entail, I was quoted $950.00. I accepted. The job took about three hours. I paid him the full amount. Now here it is in June 2022, and the new regulator has a leak. I called Accept All Plumbing back and Frank said there is no warranty. He also said if that was unacceptable we should part ways. Really?

My furnace wasn't working they had a order some parts they received the wrong one three days later we got the right one and now it's working fabulous. Thank you