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    10 months ago

    adam was helpful and couteous over phone, would recommend arc plumbing services; we had septic questions and adam was knowledable.

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    FS Plumbing - New shut off valves installed by Frank

    FS Plumbing

    (38 reviews)

    My main water valve starting leaking so Frank from F.S. Plumbing was quick to respond with a price…read moreand time the next day (was even able to make it out on a Saturday)! Frank stayed in touch to update me for time and ETA of his arrival. He was able to fix our problem and was super knowledgeable about all of our plumbing needs. He was nice enough to take a look at our kitchen faucet that also had a slow leak to help diagnose that problem. Great local small business that works hard to make sure customers are treated right. Highly recommend!

    I could have died from carbon monoxide poisoning. I hired Frank, he never told me his last name, to…read morerepair two bathroom drain pipes that shared one wall in early March 2026. I asked him if I would need a work permit pulled for these repairs and he said "no". I thought F.S. Plumbing was a licensed plumbing company. I later found out it is not a licensed plumbing company. I also found out from both St. Louis County and St. Charles County that a permit would have been required for these four repairs. When Frank came out to do the work, he tore out a part of the wall in my bathroom, he said the only way to repair both drain pipes was to cut a hole into the metal vent that was inside the wall. I asked him if it could be easily repaired and he said that it would be an easy fix and that I could fix it myself with a piece of metal and a few screws. He told me he thought it was a cold air return. When I told him my cold air return was in the hallway, he didn't respond. I then told him I thought that was the vent coming off my furnace and asked if he wanted to go to the basement to look. He had been in my basement earlier to look at my outdoor faucet pipes since he was going to repair them as well. He declined going to look in the basement to see what the vent was and he proceeded cutting into the vent. He cut a large hole in the vent and the way that it was cut I saw no way to repair it since the one drain pipe was running right through it. I decided to Google "can you cut a hole in a furnace vent?" I got the quick response of "absolutely not". I called my local fire marshal and he agreed that it should have never been cut due to it being the furnace and water heater flue vent for carbon monoxide release. I called a retired HVAC friend and he said Frank, a plumber, should have known that you can't cut open a furnace flue vent. He told me not to pay Frank until I found out how much it would cost to replace the flue section. After I researched and found out this information, Frank asked to be paid. I told him I couldn't pay him that day until I found out exactly what it was going to cost to replace the flue vent. He said he wouldn't leave my house until I paid in full. I felt threatened and intimidated so I wrote him a check for the full amount of $1495. Frank left the house and, I found out later, he immediately drove to my personal bank (of the check) and cashed the check that same day. Also, when Frank left my house, he didn't tell me to not use my heat or hot water, or to turn them off in the basement. I could have died of carbon monoxide poisoning if I hadn't called my friend, later, who told me this fact. My friend told me how to shut off the gas furnace and water heater valves after Frank left to cash my check. I didn't have heat or hot water for over two weeks until the flue vent was ordered, delivered, and replaced. (The vent was a special order and came from out of State since it was a vent from the 1960's and no other manufactured flue vents would fit properly or safely). Frank refused to pay for the repair which turned out to be a replacement of the section of flue vent between the two bathrooms. I got 4 bids for him so he would see I was trying to get him the lowest price for the flue replacement. The HVAC bids ranged from $1500 - $2500. Frank came over to my house a few days after his initial work and said he was going to "fix" my flue vent. He was holding a tube of caulk and a piece of metal. I told him again that the flue section had to be completely replaced. He didn't believe that the flue had to be replaced even though a fire marshal and six HVAC guys said the situation was very dangerous and the vent section had to be replaced. I spoke to Frank, off and on, for three weeks giving him ample time to do the right thing and pay for the flue replacement. He refused, and the last time I texted him he texted me "God is watching". I had the flue vent replaced and I paid for it. I, also, had to have another plumber redo the drain pipe repairs that Frank charged me $895, I had to pay an additional $1000 for the drain pipes to be moved to the correct position, away from the vent. I had to have the wall repaired with new dry wall and tape since the HVAC man had to tear the wall out to get to the entire flue vent. I contacted YELP in late March since Frank has the red YELP GUARANTEE but they have not responded to my filed claim. I have contacted the Missouri Attorney General Consumer Complaint department and they have opened complaints against YELP and F.S. Plumbing and are currently investigating the claims.

    Peters Service Company

    Peters Service Company

    (1 review)

    Decided in early December 21 to replace our 20-year-old HVAC unit in its entirety. Did the brand…read moreresearch, scouted for bids using the kind and accurate information discovered on our Next Door app here in town. The clear winner, based on a huge percentage of Next Door endorsements, was Peters Service Company in Marble Hill, MO {573-238-4200}. Emailed them for a bid and was surprised when the owner, Mr. Greg Peters, came over the following day and walked me through exactly what they had in mind for the best installation. He sent another email the next day with everything in writing. We were never more surprised than when he included a "senior discount" and "military thank you" in the form of a free Lennox Merve 11 filter system, regularly $450, at no charge. But wait, it gets better! Greg said his guys would be here on a date and time to be set certain after all the stuff was ordered and delivered to their warehouse. Said they'd start at 8:30 in the morning, he'd give me a call just before they arrived so I could corral my Jack Russell Terriers {who think they're German Shepherds}. Sho nuff! They arrived {after calling me about the dogs} three minutes early, had their trucks parked and unloaded and were at work exactly when they said they would be, working together like the close-knit military units I'd known in the submarine service. Having been a General Contractor myself for more than twenty years {in Oregon and South Carolina} I knew how difficult that little magic trick is to accomplish. My first question, of course, do you think you'll be finished in one day? They just grinned, said closer to half that. Good grief, that had to be impossible, going by what I'd seen from other HVAC contractors in various subdivisions. But ok, we'll see how it goes. Five hours later the new {all Lennox!} machinery was installed, up and running like a sewing machine. All new Freon and electrical connections were done to code. New {beautiful!} coupling duct-work was fabricated. A new PVC vent system was routed through the outside rim joist. A new concrete pad for the new outside unit was placed {the old one hauled off}. The old furnace piping was removed and replaced for the new component. The elderly HVAC units and old water heater was disposed of {did I mention they also installed a brand-new gas hot water heater?}. Their work area was completely cleaned up, swept up, pristine. A lot of factory instructions for use of the equipment was provided. They removed several old no-longer-used gas pipelines that had been in place for fifty years just because they wanted to. Icing on the cake? Mr. Stacy Peters came by this morning to do the final "harmonic" tuning {after burn-in} of the components to an extent that some very powerful home-studio recording equipment {I own Horse Cactus Music here in town} can hardly hear the slight rumble of the new units. Never would have believed that to be possible! Stacy's parting gift to this family as he left this morning? A brand-new 16"X25"X5" filter element for the new filter system. I tried to pay him for it, but he said naw, that's from me to you. Filters last six months in this configuration so we won't have to worry about filters for a full year! I'm likely leaving out stuff they did because I don't bug workmen during their toil and didn't spend much time in the basement that day. Suffice it to say, we were one-hundred-percent PLEASED and literally blown away by what these fine people accomplished, and still can hardly believe they did it in such a short time. My wife and I both recommend them without reservation! [Please remember the Peters contact phone no: 573-238-4200} Jason B., Cape Girardeau, MO 13 Jan 22

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