If you can get solar panels and a generator, do it!!! Believe me in the long run you will save a…read morelot of money and spare yourself any grief this company dishes out. This company is the most difficult company to work with. The bills are inconsistent now that they use the digital meters.

I have been battling a number of issues over the last few years including not getting paid by…read morecompanies I have performed work for and fraudulent bank activity, but the big one has been fighting cancer. I beat cancer after hardcore chemo but now I am dealing with recovering not only from the treatment (which can take 1-3 years) but the disability payments I was not receiving. I did finally get some of it but still fighting to get back payments, which rates right up there with chemo. Providing electrical power is a business and they have to charge for this service, if they don't they will not stay in business for long. Because of what I was going through I was having financial problems, however when I finally went in and explained what was happening they bent over backwards to help me. Erin, Tami and Julie O were phenomenal. They DO understand sometimes people get caught in circumstances beyond their control and want to work with you. And Julie V...she is a shining star in the darkest night. I can't say enough about her other than, "So Julie, do you like Chinese food?"

Bethel Plumbing and Scott are my heroes for being able to come out the same day…read more Earlier that day, Centennial Utility came out at 2:00pm to change the battery on the water meter. I was told it was a free repair. While the technicians changed it out, they discovered that the main valve before the water meter was original to the house from 1942; water was leaking and I needed to get a plumber. As a result, Centennial Utility shut off the water to the house and despite my plea, Centennial Utility cannot turn on the water without the valve being fixed due to liability issues. As I mentioned, it was late in the afternoon. I called several plumbers to come out, but everyone said, "we can squeeze you in tomorrow." (I cannot go without water - I need it for cooking, drinking, and hygiene care.) When I Googled for a list of plumbers near my area, Bethel Plumbing came up as a new business that is about a year old with over thirty 5-star-reviews. I called, explained my situation, the woman took down my information and said she would pass my information to the plumber. Within less than 5 minutes, Scott, the plumber, called me and said he could be at my house in 45 minutes. He arrived at my house as he stated on the phone. I was impressed before I could ask if he had shoe covers, he pulled one out. Overall, he was nice and professional. He assessed the problem, gave me a quote for $579. It is a little high from what Centennial Utility said it might cost to replace the main valve, but for last-minute situation, I paid it to have running water. Unfortunately, he did have the piece needed on-hand so he drove in traffic, possibly after hours to get the part. He came back and completed the task and then showed my husband and I his work. He used the key provided by Centennial Utility to verify his work and we finally have water again. Overall, friendly, professional, and skillful. I would definitely recommend Bethel Plumbing.

I decided to use a smaller local company instead of the larger companies to keep the money in the…read morecommunity. The reviews were all very positive so I opted to have Scott do the install of the new water heater I was quoted a flat rat of $4826 for a new water heater to include installation and new venting to meet codes. Only when the job was completed did I received an email breaking down the costs. I then found out $3880 was to remove the old unit and replumb the new unit. I did some checking and found that exact water heater retailed at $1190 at Home Depot. That meant they charged $1690 for installation including the plumbing parts consisting of approx 7' of copper water pipe and one new shut off valve two couplings to secure inlet and outlet to the heater. They then charged me an additional $975 to run 30 feet 2" PCV pipe that met the newer code. That cost at Home Depot was $8 per 10' section and several 90° elbows Time for their service at my house for the completion was about 4-5 hours.That puts the labor cost at about $2600 give or take. I know they have overhead and business expenses but I feel their labor cost were way out of line and I would not be recommending them with those labor costs. P.S. When asked for a breakdown of parts and labor Scott said it was a flat rate. No indication of separate labor and parts until the job was completed and the invoice was Emailed to me upon completion. I feel I can not recommend them even though they were professional, prompt and knowledgeable.

Review would be 4.5 stats if I could…read more Clint came out to replace a pvc pipe that was unglued at the joint. We flooded every time the kitchen sink was emptied. As usual Clint's work is top notch. However the cost of this repair was 500 plus another 140 to run a snake down the drain. Clint, I like you and you do good work, but I think you are priced a little excessive. I will close by saying that we've never needed him to redo his work. His workmanship is top notch and done right every time. Maybe the cost is worth it but right now i need an aspirin.

Racist. Don't waste your time and money…read more Btw Clint, although we may not be of the same color or decent as you, our money are the same color and have the same value. Your lost!

We hired them for a plumbing job at our place in Minneapolis and the whole experience was smooth…read morefrom start to finish. Scheduling was easy, they showed up when they said they would, and the technician took the time to explain what was going on and what the options were before starting any work. The repair itself was done quickly and cleanly, and the quality is obvious, everything works perfectly and they left the area in great shape. What really stood out was the pricing: it felt genuinely fair for the scope of work, with no surprise add-ons or "gotchas" once they were on site. Professional, transparent, and high-quality. If you need a plumber in the Twin Cities, I'd absolutely call Randy's again.

Had two of the techs visit today. The job was to put in a single smart switch. The quote: $350 for…read morea ten minute job, so about $2000/ per hour. Techs were friendly, as was the booking team. As others have said excellent communication throughout. I paid the $75 truck roll, sent them on their way, and did it myself. Good people working for bad company.