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    Quick to receive service from Blue Water Plumbing and fixed a leaking pipe in our bathroom. Kind and reliable.

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    Hague Quality Water of Maryland

    Hague Quality Water of Maryland

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    My experience with Hague Quality Water of Maryland started in June 2024, and a year later I…read morecompletely regret the $1,395 I spent. I never had issues with their technicians or customer service, but I was sold an Upflow Water Neutralizing System--which I later learned is not typically recommended for well water, even though many companies sell it for that function. My house (built in 1946) has a well, water softener, and pH neutralizer. When the neutralizer failed, I contacted a few companies for estimates, and Hague's price was the best. I assumed they'd know what system my house needed and didn't think twice when they recommended an Upflow unit. The salesperson emphasized that it saved water and electricity since it doesn't backwash--something that sounded good at the time but means little when you're on a well and not paying a water bill. Fast-forward to July 2025: Hague serviced the system and added calcite. Immediately afterward, my water pressure dropped to almost nothing. The technician suspected the calcite had solidified and clogged the tank, recommending it be dumped and a sediment filter added. The problem? A Downflow system backwashes automatically, breaking up buildup and clearing sediment--an Upflow system does not. After getting two second opinions, I learned I could either replace the one-year-old tank with a Downflow system (meaning the $1,395 was wasted) or plan for the tank to be dumped and refilled every year. Another company confirmed that Upflow systems are generally unsuitable for a small household on well water because of this exact issue. It turns out many companies still push Upflow systems since they're cheaper and easier to install, and most customers don't know the difference until problems appear. I wish I'd done the research first--I would have gladly paid a little more for a system that simply needed routine servicing rather than yearly repairs. Hague may be fine for maintenance, but for installations, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. I read a LOT before writing this, so here is just a sampling of the websites I looked at: Are Upflow Neutralizers Better than Backwash Calcite Neutralizers? (2015). Well-Water-Report.com. https://www.well-water-report.com/2015/06/are-upflow-neutralizers-better-than.html DKH53. (2020, October 27). Upflow vs Downflow acid neutralizer. Terry Love Plumbing Advice & Remodel DIY & Professional Forum. https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/upflow-vs-downflow-acid-neutralizer.90419/ Pentair Water Solutions. (2021, May). Upflow vs Downflow Water Softeners. @Pentair; Pentair. https://www.pentair.com/en-us/water-softening-filtration/blog/upflow-vs-downflow-softeners.html Upflow/Non-Backwashing Acid Neutralizers. (2025). Mid Atlantic Water. https://midatlanticwater.net/collections/upflow-non-backwashing-acid-neutralizers

    Hague has been responsive and helpful to me in servicing my RO system and water softener system…read more When necessary, HERMINIO brings the supplies needed to maintain my water softener system. Then he fills the tanks and tests the water. BRYNN keeps track of the timing for this maintenance, which is helpful. HERMINIO recently repaired my RO faucet. He could've suggested I purchase a new faucet, but instead he simply replaced the inexpensive part which saved me money. HERMINIO is thorough and efficient, always explaining to me what he's doing and why, and I like that he charges for the time he's here, rather than adding unnecessary minutes that creep into a second hour.

    Aire Serv of Newark DE

    Aire Serv of Newark DE

    (13 reviews)

    Chuck came out to diagnose and repair an issue on ourA/C. I felt that the pricing was fair, and he…read morewas knowledgeable. The problem was resolved quickly. A++

    I recently (within the last few years) had mini-splits installed all throughout my house. No less…read morethan 6 Heads and 2 outdoor units capable of 4 heads apiece. I had a three company bidding war going on to see who would, in the end, give us the greatest value for our system. It turned out that Aire Serv, through the owner's brother, gave us the best equipment for the best value. So we went with Aire Serv... and then I've had nothing but headaches since. 1. One of the six heads iced up thick enough make snowballs. One of the installers connected the refrigerant line from another head to it, so it iced over even though it didn't need coolant. 2. My largest head carrying the most load has had issues since very shortly after installation. I was told "there's nothing wrong", "there's not enough coolant", "there's too much coolant", "there's nothing wrong" again, "it's your fault", and finally one of their technicians correctly determined the blower wheel motor was defective and got it replaced, but not until being gaslit for no less than probably 4-6 technician calls. 3. When I went to purchase the maintenance agreement, the owner's brother never told me the price he was quoting me was for only 1/2 of my system. Imagine my surprise when the maintenance agreement was double the price. 4. One of the heads leaked water over my original hardwood floors and caused damage. Why? Because an installer didn't wrap the refrigerant line in insulation so it condensed and ran down my wall. Their fix? sand it down until you can't see the damage. 5. I was told by one of the technicians "I'm not sure this system was designed correctly. You probably need another head for your main living area". Awesome! So the system I purchased wasn't correctly sized or designed? That's just great! No wonder I feel like the system doesn't do a good job of keeping my living space cool in the summer time. 6. And now, I'm being told if I want to maintain my warranty that I have to purchase surge protection for over $1,500. It can only be installed by them. I can't get my own protection or contractor. I'm pretty sure a post hoc change like this is illegal, but I'm not a law professional. I would encourage anyone who is in law to look at this review and consider reaching out to get a class action together. From what it sounds like, Aire Serv is doing this to all of their customers. It's not OUR, the customer's fault, that Aire Serv did not have the foresight to consider that surge protection would be a great idea for installations... but they certainly are trying to make us pay for their hindsight. I would NOT recommend Aire Serv. If you have a modicum of handy homeowner skills, just get a Mr. Cool DIY system from home improvement stores for 1/4 of the price. Or better yet, just buy the $400 in window mini-split units that look like legacy window units and save 90% of the cost of install. If you don't or can't install it on your own, there are other HVAC companies, like Moon Air. Don't get me wrong, the system works 75% to my expectations. Mitsubishi makes great mini-splits. But go through another company other than Aire Serv - they are the problem.

    Blue Water Plumbing Services - plumbing - Updated September 2026

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