Best Gas Water Heater Installat… in Seattle WA

I called them to check out our Navien tankless hot water heater and, separately, our HVAC system.  The hot water heater was working fine, but the HVAC was making a loud noise when the compressor turns off.  They told me there would be different techs coming out for the hot water heater versus the HVAC.

A plumber and his new apprentice showed up to do the preventative maintenance on the tankless  hot water heater.  They were courteous and knowledgeable.  Took 1 hour and 20 minutes and required some cleaning solution which was probably not much more than vinegar.  No parts.  Got a bill for $764!

I paid the bill because I thought the HVAC guys would be showing up next and surely the $764 bill covered them as well.  Nobody else showed up, and on more careful reading of the bill I paid after the hot water heater service I realized nothing about HVAC was mentioned.

I called Sea Town to check, and was told that $768 is the normal charge for a 1 hr 20 minute tankless Navien hot water heater flush with no parts required.  This is insane..... (check YouTube to see what's involved)

I cannot recommend Sea Town

Very pleased with the service I received and I got a female tech! I called on a Sunday, a tech was able to come out Tuesday. I think her name was Brittany, anyway she was awesome assessed my furnace issue and provided me a heads up cleaning and future replacement (it's old, but trucking) Pricing was fair and reasonable. I will use Mercurio's again and props for having women on the team! Need more diversity in the workforce especially that field so I'll definitely do business again.

My apartment had no overhead lighting in any of the rooms, and my electrical panel had never been replaced (since the 1970s). I'm glad google told me to go here.  Edwin came over and estimated what it would cost to add light fixtures to my bedroom, living room, and office and replace the electrical panel with something more modern.

Brandon, Kurt, Tristan, and Fred showed up right on time, they were super friendly, made sure to double-check with my partner and me before drilling holes for the fixtures, and did a walk-through to make sure everything in the project was complete and working.

I would recommend them.

What an excellent human being.  Dean helped me fix an electrical issue when he didn't need to.  He could have come and charged me and didn't.  (He doesn't work for free-but you get the idea).  He walked me through what to look for and what to do.  This is EXACTLY who you want working with you on your projects because here is an honest man who has pride in what he does.  Thank you sir!  Huzzzah!

I hired this company in 2016 to repair a leaking pipe in my home and unfortunately had a terrible experience with the contractor, Josh, who is the brother of the company's owner. He overcharged me and kept increasing his service price saying there needs to be more tools and labor than he initially thought. It ended up costing 10 times more than what was quoted initially, and the final cost was around 4300 dollars. (Look at the picture, do you really think he did work that was worth 4300 dollars?)
He failed to properly explain the scope of the work and the final outcome, leaving me responsible for additional repairs and demolitions. The final result was not satisfactory and Josh's assurance that the job would be covered by insurance proved to be false.
I strongly suspect that the company, through Josh, deliberately misled me in order to get more money because Josh never told me to check with the insurance first, instead told me to pay him first and then get money from the insurance for myself which was not the proper way. When I attempted to address my dissatisfaction, it was difficult to get a hold of Josh, and the company showed little interest in resolving my complaints.
I would not recommend this company and advise others to be cautious when considering them, specifically when it comes to dealing with Josh.

Today a tech came out to service my elderly widowed moms ac they ended up giving her a $7,500 quote to replace her electrical panel.  The tech told my mom that since the panel was not up to code it needed to be replaced.  I explained to my mom that since code is constantly changing, only homes built in the last year or so actually meet the current code. (There was nothing actually wrong or not working in the panel.)  I also consulted a couple of journeymen electricians who told me that the quote is at least twice a fair replacement cost.  This company and their tactics are repugnant.  This is especially true when the intended victim is an elderly widow.

Now downgrading back to one star.  The company scheduled our one year maintenance appointment on time.  However the technician did not bring a new filter, instead used a replacement filter we had in the house.  So we are out one filter that costs around $40-$50.
I called customer service who said they would mail us one, but after several week have not received one.
Due to the many mistakes and unprofessional work of some of their crew, I will not be giving this company any of my business in the future, nor recommending them to any neighbors. Most of whom have houses that are in the age when they will need furnace replacement.

Beacon came out the same day I called them. This is a big deal indeed. This was more then any of the other companies I called would do. Very nice gentleman went to work replacing my under sink shutoff valves. The plumber even removed his shoes when he came in my house. Very professional, friendly, knowledgeable, and courteous service person. Great work Beacon and thank you for the same day response! Would recommend Beacon to anyone needing a professional licensed plumbing contractor that knows what to do. Thank you from University Place, WA.

I would not recommend WES for window replacement. Have serious concerns regarding not the windows themselves but the quality of the installation. They had to cut the hardy plank siding to refit the window frames and the cuts were sloppy and needed a ridiculous amount of caulking to seal. One window started leaking within a year and was told that the seal failed because we didn't paint the new frames to protect the caulking. Really? The seal on window properly installed should not depend on a coat of paint. I suspect the windows were not wrapped properly during the installation process and sealed before the new frames were put on. Be prepared to hire hey separate contractor to come out and paint your frames they do not perform this work even though they deem it necessary for proper seal. Very frustrating.

Resicon was really great. Very reasonably priced and the technicians were professional and got the work done efficiently. They had to troubleshoot our sump pump and then re-wire it. They took the necessary time to understand the issue and then communicated it to me before doing the work. I was definitely impressed and would hire them again.

3 months of product reviews, getting quotes, figuring out what the best options would be for replacement for our baseboards was going to be.  Ducting was a no go due to the house being a try level with an add on to the master-- so the house has its challenges and nearly everyone who came through did the head scratch at trying to figure out the best approach for our unique situation.
Cory came to the do the estimate and right away there was something about him that I just liked-- he listened, he didn't put his competition down, he suggested but when he realized I had been talking to a lot of people, he was careful to just listen and mention the differences.  He acumen put him in the top of the list-- but their price was a little higher than others... but that changed once we to all the possible discounts-- and there were a number of them.  In the end, they weren't the cheapest, but they did have a competitive bid for the upgraded equiptment we were looking for and they through in a bunch of stuff in... So they got the bid, but there about 3 weeks out (another good sign), so we waited for our turn at the rodeo.
All in, we got a 4 zone Mitsubishi ductless heating and A/C system and a tankless water heater.  The price included all the piping, gas line for the tankless and another gas line to the new stove... Pretty big project-- 4 rooms getting a head unit and then the outside unit... Lots of work.  
The team was set to arrive at 8am on Monday, they called friday to confirm they would be arriving.  They arrived at 8am on the nose with 3 big trucks, three electricians, 3 installers and a couple of other guys to help-- I was impressed by their organization and response.  They quickly got to work laying down protection for everything and checking to make sure where i wanted everything placed-- but by 9am they were making their first marks and getting to work.  Engineering wise, they knocked it out of the park.
All in all, the project took 3 solid days.  It might have taken a little less, but there was a snafu with the city inspection and someone in the front office dropped the ball-- the inspection was basically a day later than it should have been, but at the end of the day it didn't matter too much and everything was turned on and away we go loving our new system.
Now, for the details of the new system-- Mitsubishi 4 zone system, one in the master, one in the one kids room, one in the main floor, one in the lower floor (man cave, basement).  All in all, 2400 square feet.  The system goes as low as 61 and as high as 85.  
The fans operate at a level between 1 and 5 with 5 being a heavy flow of air which moves balloons around the room when set to 5.
When the units operate at their loudest, they are still about as noise as air coming up through a ducted system, so not loud at all.  Heat-- they push a ton of good heated air through the rooms-- making each room go from chilly to warm in less than 12 minutes overall, which is pretty impressive, IMO.
Tankless Water Heater.  Previously, we had a 50 gallon tank that would be good for about 1.5 showers before it needed to refill-- you couldnt add hot water to a bath after it cooled down and you couldnt run laundry at the same time as anything... Needless to say, it was a no bueno.
Now, hot water ALL THE TIME.  It takes 22 seconds to get from cold water in the morning to hot water for a shower-- less time than it took with a tank.  The water stays hot throughout the entire shower, so if you want to take an hour long shower, get a steam, no problem.   Tankless is wonderful.
I will update this as needed if anything comes up, but I will tell you to get several bids, but make sure Black Lion is one of them.

I used to work for these clowns, they got salesman that have never worked in the trade and have no idea of what it takes for a successful install. Then they have a owner who is super money hungry and requires his employees to work late into the nights often pissing off the customer. Many times we worked pass 9pm in customers homes because the salesman would never set us up for success. Then the owner David would also send out apprentices expecting them to do journeyman level of work while paying them peanuts. The prices set in their systems is 4x the cost most reason successful companies charge. Stay away from these people. It blows my mind they are still in business.