Local Plumbing, Heating & Cooling

I had an excellent experience from start to finish. I initially spoke with Carlos about replacing my furnace, and Thomas came out to inspect my home and provide the quote. Thomas and Carlos were professional, thorough, and took the time to explain everything clearly. I appreciated the straightforward and honest approach. On installation day, Dylan and Anthony handled the furnace replacement, and they did an amazing job. They worked a long day, were extremely respectful of my home, kept everything clean, and made sure the system was installed properly and running perfectly before leaving. What really stood out to me was that they went above and beyond. They addressed additional items to help bring my home up to inspection standards — work that wasn’t originally part of their scope — simply because they cared about doing the job the right way. That level of professionalism and integrity is rare. Overall, the entire team made the process smooth and stress-free. I highly recommend them to anyone needing HVAC work.

Christopher R. and Anthony G. came out today and did a fantastic job fixing the water leak going into our water heater. They were punctual, friendly, had a reasonable rate, and didn't try to upcharge us on anything. I will be calling them again for any future plumbing needs. Recommended!

This plumbing company was hired by my HOA to perform work in my unit, and the experience has been extremely disappointing and unprofessional. Their crew cut into my subfloor in multiple areas, removed my sink and toilet, and poured new concrete patches throughout my bathroom and bedroom. In the process, they damaged my drywall, leaving a large hole behind the sink and additional damage in the toilet area. They also damaged my tile flooring and carpet, leaving visible cracks, rough edges, and debris behind. After their work, a new water leak developed almost immediately in the same area. Before their work, there was absolutely no water damage, staining, or mold, all of which I had documented with time-stamped photos taken that same day. The company themselves did not document any mold, rot, mildew, or staining at the time they did their work — which clearly proves this was not a preexisting issue. It ultimately took the company ruining two subfloors before they even located and cut into the correct sewer line. During this time, they left my renter with a toilet sitting in the bathtub and a sink in the living room — completely unacceptable living conditions. Despite all of this, they refused to take responsibility for the damage and disruption their work caused. Instead, they claimed the leak was “preexisting” and blamed “out-of-code” plumbing, even though the plumbing had functioned perfectly since I purchased the property in approximately 2008. I purchased the home as a three-bedroom, two-bath property, and all fixtures and plumbing were included in the original MLS listing. Clearly, proper permits were pulled at the time of construction, as the home was fully inspected and sold as a finished, permitted residence. The plumbing was compliant and operational for over 14 years without a single issue until this company performed their work. Because this work was arranged through the HOA, I expected professionalism and accountability. Instead, I experienced carelessness, property damage, and complete disregard for the homeowner and tenant. My photos clearly show that the walls, flooring, and framing were dry and intact before their work, and began leaking only afterward. If your HOA or property manager is considering using this company, I strongly recommend requesting before-and-after documentation and written guarantees. Based on my experience, they do not stand behind their work, do not take responsibility for the damage they cause, and left my unit in significantly worse condition than when they arrived. Update: The company responded claiming the drywall and subfloor removal were “planned” and that a leak was preexisting. This is not accurate. I was present the day of their work—no one mentioned corrosion, staining, or prior damage, and none was documented by their crew. My timestamped photos show completely dry drywall, studs, and flooring before their work. The leak began after they cut into the wall. If this had been an old issue, there would have been visible mold, mildew, or staining, none of which existed. The company has since changed its explanation multiple times—from “out-of-code plumbing” to “corrosion.” They also offered to repair the damage “at a discounted rate,” which contradicts their claim that they weren’t responsible. I stand by my original review. The facts, photos, and timeline speak for themselves.