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    David S.

    Alex is great and definitely lives up to all the amazing reviews he's got. Quick response, professional, and honest. Came to check our furnace the day after Thanksgiving within 24hr of my inquiry. Quick diagnosis and saved me at least $300 by suggesting a simple switch replacement that I can do it on my own. He patiently showed me how to do it. No charge for the visit and diagnosis! I can't believe I'm this lucky to have a business like Alex's around in Morgan Hill area. He even followed up with me while I was waiting for the new part to come. I got the replacement part a few days later and problem's solved! This is the place I'd go for my heating/cooling problem.

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    I've had my whole home HVAC changed by Alex over the years and everything running like it was new!

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    Clove Plumbing

    Clove Plumbing

    4.8
    (132 reviews)

    Juan called me in under 60 seconds after submitting my yelp request and showed up at my house under…read more60 minutes later. INCREDIBLE responsiveness and speed. He quickly diagnosed my issue and explained everything thoroughly. While I was shocked by the price tag to snake the sink/drain line ($520), Juan's promptness, thorough work and explanation and overall professional service made it well worth it. I later validated with a plumber friend that emergency plumbing work is just expensive, so the $520 doesn't sound too outrageous. Overall - highly recommend calling Juan / Clove for any plumbing needs.

    I'm pretty unhappy with how Clove handled my situation. Long story short - we had a leak from our…read moreshower, clove rep came to fix it, then after mold remediation was already done we saw that it was still leaking, clove rep came back to fix it again, then I saw that where the leak was repaired again there were complete gaps between the shower wall and wall itself (as pictured) so water would have come spilling into the walls, then they came back to fix again. The part though that really bothers me is that, after all this, they also took my baseboard from the wall. No idea what they did with it. I called asking where it was and they never called me back. I'm now having to spend more money to get a custom baseboard created to match the rest of the room. I don't enjoy not supporting local businesses, but the fact that I'm now having to spend more money because of the baseboard being taken instead of this being compensated for is the reason I'm posting this. Not okay and won't use again.

    Dialed in Plumbing

    Dialed in Plumbing

    5.0
    (32 reviews)

    Every once in a while you come across a contractor who does exactly what they promise. They show up…read morewhen they say they will, do the work efficiently, demonstrate real skill and experience, and leave you feeling like you made the right choice. That's exactly what Dialed In Plumbing did for us. A few weeks before the installation, Brian Dial came out to inspect our aging water heater and answer my many questions about switching to a tankless system. After comparing the costs and weighing the pros and cons, we decided to replace our old A.O. Smith gas water heater with a higher-quality Bradford White model instead. I did a lot of research beforehand and contacted several plumbing companies for estimates. Some wanted to charge $200 just to come look at the existing installation before providing a quote. Brian came out at no charge, patiently explained all of our options, and sent a detailed electronic quote that was easy to review. (Yes, I even copied it into ChatGPT to make sure everything looked reasonable!) Installation day was just as impressive. The crew arrived around 9:30 a.m. and had everything completed shortly after 1:00 p.m. The installation wasn't simply a swap. They corrected several things that had apparently been overlooked when our home was built, including: * Properly grounding the water pipes. * Replacing plastic piping near the water heater with copper. * Securing the expansion tank to the wall with proper straps. * Installing spacers behind the water heater to provide the proper clearance from the wall. These weren't items I specifically asked for, but they reflected their attention to detail and commitment to doing the job correctly. What really stood out, though, was the people. Brian and his team were friendly, professional, and genuinely enjoyable to talk with. They answered my questions, shared their knowledge, and taught me a few things along the way. It's refreshing to work with people who clearly take pride in their craft. Dialed In Plumbing has earned a new long-term customer. The next time I need a plumber, they will be my first call. One final thought for California homeowners: if you're planning to replace an aging gas water heater, you may want to do it sooner rather than later. Pending state regulations are expected to phase out the sale of new gas-fired water heaters in the coming years, making electric heat pump models the primary replacement option. If you need a plumber you can trust, I'd definitely recommend giving Dialed In Plumbing a call.

    Tim has helped me out with a few "fun" projects including modifying a gas stub up, sewer drain…read moreinspection and the subsequent replacement of the sub grade clean out on my property line. Tim is also local to Morgan Hill which is also a plus.

    Bailey Plumbing

    Bailey Plumbing

    3.9
    (124 reviews)

    I called Bailey Plumbing late on a Monday afternoon. They were very helpful and friendly and had…read moresomeone out to my home the very next morning. Matt was the technician that came out and was very professional and kept everything clean while working and cleaned up whatever needed to be cleaned up after. I really appreciate the fast, friendly and efficient service. Definitely recommend!

    I've been a big fan of Bailey Plumbing (aka Gladiator Repipe). They did the plumbing for our…read morekitchen remodel (water, gas and waste lines), replaced our crumbling cast iron waste pipes, installed a tankless water heater, installed a pressure reducing valve, replaced our main waste line(s) that was clogged with tree roots, and added hot water recirculation lines - and more. The work was well done, and while not cheap, I thought it was reasonably priced for the quality of labor and the effort required. Unfortunately the most recent experience was a disappointment. We heard the sound of running water in our bathroom. Called on a Saturday to have a technician dispatched. The cost of the dispatch was more than I expected ($170, less than a year ago it was $60), but that's not the problem. The problem is that after arriving promptly, REP quickly located the leak (I pointed it out to him as I had found it in the time between the call and his arrival). He took a photo - there was a pinhole leak in a copper elbow located at the bottom of a floor joist. The elbow was installed when we made an addition to our house over 20 years ago. REP disappeared into his truck where I guess he was wrestling with the billing system. He came back after about 20 minutes with a bid to replace the elbow of $3000. Yep, $3000 to replace one exposed 1/2" copper elbow. It was in a crawl space, but it's under our addition. It's tall enough to sit up, and we even have a piece of old carpet in there to keep the dust down. And the access was very close to the leak. I told him that figure couldn't be right. That's what I'd expect to be charged to replace a whole water line. He went back to his truck - meanwhile I called dispatch. "Yes, that must be wrong"... is what dispatch told me. Another 15 minutes passed and he came back in with a bid of $1600 which he said resulted from talking with one of the owners. I also declined. Assuming I paid $40 for parts, and $400 an hour for labor (in 2024 the maximum prevailing service rate was $250/hour), I expected the replacement of a single exposed elbow to take at most an hour... so something in the neighborhood of $450 would have been reasonable, IMHO. I'm not unhandy and have done a fair amount of plumbing myself... so I ordered the fitting(s) I needed (already had 1/2" copper pipe and all the tools on hand). And in about 2 hours (including 2 round trips to the hardware store), and about 45 minutes of effort I replaced the defective elbow myself. I had to make a second trip because I realized the scrap piece of copper tubing I had on hand had a nick in it - necessitating another fitting and a short length of extra pipe "just in case". My out of pocket cost was $21. OWNER RESPONSE: About 4 days after posting my prior review, and having sent an email, an owner of the business contacted me and said the price should have been about $510 - which is a bit higher than I'd expect, but much more reasonable than the $3000 or $1600 quotes. They indicated it was literally the first week on the job for REP. He also let me know that one of the main reasons for high prices is that insurance costs are impossibly high - I don't remember the exact figure he quoted me, but I believe it was something like $900 per DAY. Unfortunately this episode of overcharging wasn't the only recent negative experience. I've been referring people to Bailey Plumbing for the last 9 years. Recently a friend and a neighbor both complained about the service and costs of plumbing by Bailey Plumbing. I don't know all the details in these cases, but it makes me less likely to recommend Bailey Plumbing/Gladiator Repipe. Their staff and ownership are all like-able, thoughtful people, so it pains me to be negative at all. SUBSEQUENT FINDINGS: Since my prior review, I had a thorough termite inspection, and in the report, it was noted "it appears when waste lines were replaced, workers left soil piled up above the concrete pillars and in contact with the support posts" (this gives subterranean termites a direct path to wood). Bailey Plumbing are the ones who replaced the waste lines for us. The inspector didn't find evidence of invasion by that oversight, but we now have a $300 line item to "remove soil from posts".

    A Fedair - hvac - Updated July 2026

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