Jeremy and his staff are amazing. We had a terrible leak under our concrete driveway that was not…read moreeasily found. Not only did Jeremy locate and repair it, they went above and beyond to find other issues in our crawlspace we would not have known about until another disaster occurred. We are grateful for their expertise and highly recommend Heavenly Throne!

My water well had a blowout 2 days before new years and water was spraying like old faithful. While…read moreI was out looking at the damage and shutting off the water, my wife called a couple of plumbing companies for repair. Of the first three companies she called, the one that could come out the quickest was Heavenly Throne - a local mom-and-pop shop (father son and another plumber). They sent out the young son that evening who assayed the damage which was only a hole in the galvanized "T" (about a $15 piece of pipe) The young man said the repair would cost "a few hundred dollars", and he would be out about 0900 the next morning to repair it. They didn't arrive until after 1030 the morning and after a few minutes the father-son team went back to their trucks. The son sat in his truck until the father came back with repair parts. They didn't bring with them any of the repair parts even though the son had come out the night before to assay the damage. When they came back the father assisted with the repair for a little more than 1/2 an hour and the son finished about an hour after that. When asked how much the repair was going to cost the father stated $853.33! Considerably more than the few hundred quoted the night before. When we asked for an itemized bill, the father stated they didn't do that. The son stated that an itemized bill was no longer an industry standard. They replaced several unnecessary parts and stated that they "may" eventually need replacing. After MUCH debate I finally got a bogus invoice which was eventually replaced with one that made sense, but only reported a breakdown of parts ($197.50); labor ($600.00); tax ($55.83); total ($853.33). There was no breakdown of labor cost per hour, how many hours or a list of what parts were used and the costs. How do you come up with a $600.00 labor charge installing $197.50 worth of parts in less than a few hours. When the son was finished, the water was turned back on and after a few minutes the pipe blew again because he didn't wait long enough for the PVC cement to dry. This error added another half hour to his stay. When he left, he took the PVC glue and left over PVC pipe that we were charged for. They certainly will never get a recommendation or be asked to return. I think they believe the lack of providing an itemized statement is their license to steal.

I have delt with a lot of contractors over the past 50+ years as a homeowner B&N construction are…read morethe best Bob and his crew are exceptional .They did a sewer connection and left my property neater and cleaner than before they started I highly recommend this company they are awesome .

Had to have a rental serviced, and James just happened to be nearby and said he would stop over…read moreafter he's finished with his current job. He came over and sent a video of the damage and completed the work. Excellent work ethic and very professional. I highly recommend James. Trust Yelp reviews first!

Services are requested s soon as possible Quality work…read moreValue All are 10 out of 10 James The Plumber is a highly skilled professional He came to the house on time He works fast and efficiently. I've called him three times already and I'm a happy camperIm glad I choosed James The Plumber for my promplems in the house. Your home is your investment let James take care of your minor issues, I highly recommend this business.

The electrician that serviced our home doesn seem to understand that the response to a customer's…read morerequest is not "that not how we do it." The job today job to relocation an electrical outlet and it associated junction box. The outlet was located in the path to a bedroom, about 12 " from a wall. It presented a trip hazard when it was being used. Relocating the junction box would allow the floor to repaired. What we ended up with a white plastic outlet cover on the floor. Not really much of an improvement. This same electrician did the wiring for our kitchen remodel. When discussing under cabinet lighting we asked for bright white lighting rather than the soft white demos he presented. He stated that they had installed lots of the soft white lighting and seemed somewhat reluctant to use the bright white leds. He finally agreed to show the bright white leds, but he was not sure they had any in stock, which might explain his reluctance. The reason for mentionIng of the under cabinet lighting is this incident. Once the lights were selected I asked that they not be mounted flush to the black splash. To which he responded that not how we do it. To which I said I don't care how they do it, but this is what I want. He offered no rationale for "their way". Needless to say they are mounted flush to the backsplash. During our discussion concerning leaving the outlet/junction box in the floor he answered that this was the only location for the box because he had to keep the other circuits together. There was no other solution. When I stated that same logic resulted in the under cabinet lighting being placed in a location I did not want. He answered by saying this how they install them and besides if he put them where I wanted them he would be exposing the wiring which he could not do. When I responded that the wiring could be covered by a wiring chase or conduit. From the blank and bewildered facial expression I can only conclude that this thought had never crossed his mind. Hence I still have cabinet lighting where I didn't want them and a cover in my floor To remind of a job poorly executed. The attached photo shows the location of the outlet box. i think the feed line is contained in the wall, which allow as for The electrician that serviced our home doesn seem to understand that the response to a customer's request is not "that not how we do it." The job today job to relocation an electrical outlet and it associated junction box. The outlet was located in the path to a bedroom, about 12 " from a wall. It presented a trip hazard when it was being used. Relocating the junction box would allow the floor to repaired. What we ended up with a white plastic outlet cover on the floor. Not really much of an improvement. This same electrician did the wiring for our kitchen remodel. When discussing under cabinet lighting we asked for bright white lighting rather than the soft white demos he presented. He stated that they had installed lots of the soft white lighting and seemed somewhat reluctant to use the bright white leds. He finally agreed to show the bright white leds, but he was not sure they had any in stock, which might explain his reluctance. The reason for mentionIng of the under cabinet lighting is this incident. Once the lights were selected I asked that they not be mounted flush to the black splash. To which he responded that not how we do it. To which I said I don't care how they do it, but this is what I want. He offered no rationale for "their way". Needless to say they are mounted flush to the backsplash. During our discussion concerning leaving the outlet/junction box in the floor he answered that this was the only location for the box because he had to keep the other circuits together. There was no other solution. When I stated that same logic resulted in the under cabinet lighting being placed in a location I did not want. He answered by saying this how they install them and besides if he put them where I wanted them he would be exposing the wiring which he could not do. When I responded that the wiring could be covered by a wiring chase or conduit. From the blank and bewildered facial expression I can only conclude that this thought had never crossed his mind. Hence I still have cabinet lighting where I didn't want them and a cover in my floor To remind of a job poorly executed. The attached photo shows the location of the outlet box. i think the feed line is contained in the wall, which allow as for placement of a box.

Very great and reliable. Prompt service and knowledgeable. It's so refreshing to have quality,…read morehonest, experienced electricians in the area. They are our preferred choice.