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    Chris Johnson Plumbing

    3.7 (7 reviews)
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    5 years ago

    Friendly. Fast. Affordable. Chris and his team came recommended and didn't disappoint.

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    Gary's Septic Tank Service

    Gary's Septic Tank Service

    (3 reviews)

    Simply said, great folks that do great work. They were on time, professional and knew what they…read morewere doing and do it well. They added a removable cover to our septic tank, that makes dollars and sense. A great value for us!!! We highly recommend Gary's for your septic needs!!!

    Gary's Septic provided good timely service, but they weren't transparent on the digging fee.  I…read moreappreciated when I called Bill on Tuesday that he was able to schedule service the next day and they arrived when they said they would.  Larry and his coworker were pleasant and professional in getting the job done.  When I called to schedule service, I asked Bill about the mileage and digging fee in addition to pumping & dumping fees.  Bill said his two guys were reasonable and the digging fee should be between $50-85.  When Gary's Septic did my last pumping several years ago, they charged a $50 hourly digging fee and the charge was for 30 minutes.  My observation when each worker dug to reach each of the two septic lids, they each took about 20 minutes, and when filling up the hole about 15-20 minutes, a total of about 40-45 minutes of overall digging.  The digging charge was $170.  I asked Larry , the worker, if the charge was for 2 hours and he said it was $85 a hole.  Therefore, to be generous, the charge was $170 for one-hour total digging, double the top range of what Bill told me over the phone.   The next day I called Bill to question what he initially told me of $50-85 for digging. His quick answer was they usually charge $100 a hole, which was obviously different than the quoted.  He didn't mention anything about a per-hour charge when I called to schedule the service.   When I reminded him of what he told me about digging costs when scheduling, and how that compared to what they charged on their last visit, he interrupted me saying, "What are you bitching about?"   I paused, and then said the digging costs were double what he told me would be a reasonable $50-$85.   He didn't apologize for what he said or that maybe the digging costs were miscommunicated.  Rather, he talked about the high cost of diesel fuel, what he paid each of his two guys per hour, and that I should just dig it out myself next time to avoid those charges.   I realized I wasn't talking with someone that wanted to work with me to explain why the difference of what I was told prior and what I was charged, or in keeping me as a customer.

    Total Comfort Solutions

    Total Comfort Solutions

    (16 reviews)

    I had Total Comfort Solutions come out a little over 60 days ago for a furnace maintenance…read moreappointment. During that visit, the technician told me my furnace blower and vents needed to be cleaned. I took him at his word, scheduled the work, and also signed up for their maintenance plan. Later that same week, multiple technicians came out to complete the vent cleaning and blower cleaning. They spent a long time at my house and appeared to do thorough work. I personally watched one technician remove my blower, take it out to my driveway, and hose it down. At the time, I believed the work had been done properly. About a month later, I had my first scheduled maintenance appointment under the maintenance plan. After inspecting my furnace, the technician approached me and recommended that I have my blower and vents cleaned. I was pretty surprised and asked him if he genuinely thought they needed it. He showed me photos of a dirty vent and stated my blower was dirty. I explained that I had just paid his company over $2,000 less than a month earlier to perform that exact service. The technician seemed caught off guard and went upstairs to inspect things further. When he came back down, he told me he could see brush marks in the vents, but that the cleaning "wasn't done to his standard." At that point, I started trying to contact someone at the company about my concerns. It took numerous calls and text messages before I finally got a response. Eventually Jesse called me back and told me he had the technician in the room with him on speakerphone. He explained that the technician believed the prior work simply hadn't been done to his standards and they wanted to offer me a "redo." Honestly, I found that conversation uncomfortable and unprofessional. I didn't really want to discuss concerns about a technician while that same technician was sitting there listening on speakerphone. I agreed to the redo at the time because the situation felt awkward. A few days later, I called back and specifically asked to speak with a different manager because I wanted to discuss the situation privately. That was over a week ago, and I still have not received a callback. At this point, my concern is that technicians may be pressured to upsell services, even when they may not actually be necessary. I literally watched the first technician clean the blower in my driveway. I have a hard time understanding how it supposedly needed another cleaning less than a month later. When I questioned it, it felt like the company scrambled to come up with an explanation rather than simply acknowledging the issue. Between the conflicting information, the lack of communication, and the lack of follow up, I'm left questioning whether I even needed the original service in the first place. I spent over $2,000 with this company and walked away feeling more uncertain than confident. Based on my experience, I would recommend looking at other HVAC companies before using Total Comfort Solutions.

    STAY AWAY! They 'fixed' my hot water heater for $900 only for it to break down again after a…read morecouple months and then they had the audacity to quote me $2,600 for a new one. I can only assume they don't know the longevity of their repairs or they wanted to bilk me out of my money by charging for a shoddy repair then a huge markup on a 'new' unit.

    Chris Johnson Plumbing - plumbing - Updated August 2026

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