Best Faucet Repair in Indianapolis IN

These gentlemen were wonderful! They came out on a Thursday evening to give us a quote, and we're back Saturday afternoon to do the job of installing an additional outlet in the garage. They were very thorough on the planning, and the checked a couple times to make sure they were doing what we wanted. They were very well priced, courteous, quick with their work, and cleaned up after themselves. We will definitely use them again for future electrical projects.

I have used Captain FIx-It for 3 projects in my house. Kit is the best. On time, and not many company's out there like his.

The technician was very polite and thorough. He arrived in the timeline the company quoted. The work I had done was reasonably priced.

Furnace not heating properly call the L Furnace mechanicals and the owner Lamont  within 24 hours provided a quick and courteous diagnosis of the problem. Issue was resolved parts replaced with no surprise cost! Great service!

These guys are great. Christian was our service technician and did an awesome job.  He was very polite, asked good questions, and did excellent work.  We had a chandelier and ceiling fan installed and they look great and work perfectly.  I definitely give them my highest recommendation.

Called Godby on Friday at the recommendation of a friend to get my AC fixed. Was told that someone would be out Friday afternoon, Monday at the latest. They never came and I never heard from them again. After reading the other reviews, I think I lucked out.

I called them to repair the AC for our carriage house rental apartment. They came that day (which was great!) and the initial agreement was $95 trip/diagnostic fee. He listened to my description and in about 2 minutes told me he needed to replace both the compressor and the fan motor. He then spent about 30 minutes explaining their annual maintenance fee I could purchase (almost $600/year for our full systems), taking pictures and sending those to his shop, talking to them on the phone from his van. He then returned and showed me on his tablet an initial quote of about $560 which included an itemized $75 fee for him to get the parts. I asked him if that included the service fee. He said, "parts, labor, everything." I agreed. He clicked the accent button and the price jumped to ~$780. He explained the increase was because of the extended diagnostic time required, because he was here more than half an hour diagnosing the problem (even though that included a sales pitch for a maintenance agreement!) I asked why I was charged more after agreeing to a price, when he diagnosed the problem so quickly and spent most of his time in the van writing up the estimate and trying to sell a maintenance plan when he had been able to tell me in minutes which parts needed replacing. He said he doesn't like the system either but that's what they do. I said the price might be fair but it feels really shady to raise the price after I accept, right in front of my eyes. He called his manager then told me the best he can do is $600. He would not let me talk to any manager. I said ok, but it still feels shady to raise the price after an initial offer. He then clicked to accept that and the price went up to $698.46. He apologized, said it's their system and he has no control over it. I went ahead and paid them that price. He did the repair. It didn't work. He took it apart and said he'd crossed some wires. He attached them a different way and then it worked. He sprayed it down with my hose and said that was $130 service he was doing for free. It was a very odd way to price a job, and based on their increased fees I felt cheated, because they  apparently charged me for time spent trying to sell a maintenance plan. They knew it was a hot day and I'd pay anything they asked. I don't think Ryan cheated me, but I think their system is out of his control and not honest up front. If they wanted to charge almost $800 they should have just charged that up front. If my complex problem risked an extended diagnostic fee they should have told me that up front. I definitely don't feel comfortable asking them to return for any other services.

My 75 year old mother in law called Mister Quik to replace 2 outdoor Outlets (approx $4.95 ea.) and was charged $525.00.  When I challenged the price, given that they didn't have to replace any wiring, crawl under the house, or anything difficult, I was told it was a flat rate per outlet, because they check everything back to the breaker box.  I asked them would they check the breaker box 5 times if I had them replace 5 outlets. (5 outlets @ $275 ea = $1375.00 !!!)  Mr Quik? Yeah, they're quick alright, keep your hands on your wallet.  BTW, an estimate for the same job from a long established and reputable firm?  $125.00