Thank you, City of Everett! Long story short, we had what we thought was a clogged sewer main that…read moreour plumber could not repair. He recommended a few procedures that would require a sewer specialist (i.e. water-getting, line repair, etc) and cautioned us to determine where the property line ended. We called the Public Works Department and explained to them we needed access to a city sewer line diagram and provided our address. Not knowing what to expect, we thought at best, we would get a phone call. Rather, in less than two hours, the cavalry arrived! 3 trucks, a giant rig with industrial sewage equipment, and 4 of the nicest and most capable PW guys in orange vests. They were there to make sure it wasn't a city problem, and they went right to work on snaking the line. They sent a camera down 6and immediately found the problem. On the downside, it was a problem they told us the plumber should have caught and fixed. But on the upside, the PW department responded quickly and professionally, saving us ($$$$$) from having to excavate and repair our lines. People often complain about city utiilies and government agencies, but we were incredibly impressed and happy with City of Everett!

I had a wonderful experience with the sales manager and the technician that completed the work. I…read morewas in need of a quick fix, was put on the schedule for the following day and the work was completed and looks great. Both people were kind, efficient, had great customer service and were knowledgeable. Thank you!

Hired WHD for a bathroom remodel and they did excellent work…read more Throughout the entire project they were professional, punctual, and very easy to work with. Can't recommend them enough and I'll be using them for all work in the future. Thank you!

Brian was on time, friendly and professional. He replaced 4 outdoor lights and updated our…read moreswitches and outlets so that they all match. Brian is knowledgeable and works quickly. Best of all, his price was by far the lowest out of the 3 bids that we received. BBE charges by the hour. We definitely recommend this company and will use them again.

I highly recommend Best Built, Inc. I sought them out based on quality and price review from…read moreCheckbook and that worked superbly. I got a bit lucky as Bryan was nearby when I initially called, I was amazed as he showed up within minutes of me texting him my location. I'll not expect same speed in future but that was icing on the cake. Exceptional handling and communication of problem-solution... I had old/original GFI outlet that required replacement which he was able to quickly diagnose based on symptoms of two other bathroom outlets not operating. It was amazing to see how quick he understood based on extensive experience in the field. I'd highly recommend to anyone wanting an honest and reliable electrician!

it takes a lot to get me to write a negative review about anyone, but in this case I feel have to…read morestate what I experienced. I called this company due the reviews. they came promptly and proceeded to pump my septic tank, which I admit was overdue. when that didn't seem to fix the problem they Hydro jetted the main drain. Having told me on the phone that theyWould jet the drainfield I was surprised that he decided to leave the tank excavated with the lid off to supposedly save me money when I had to call them back because my system was failing. Being a senior citizen and a widow I felt I was being treated this way because I wouldn't know any different. I consulted some friends that have had a lot of issues with their Septic system. And they were shocked to hear they left it excavated and with all the rain. It was first of February. They advised me to call and have them come back and jet the drainfieldand then come then cover the system back up. It had been left open for approximately 2 1/2 weeks and surprise surprise after the drainfield was jetted the system was working fine, so now five months later it's running like a top and I'm surprised to see that I get a letter from the Pierce County health department that I was turned in for a violation reason Septic failure. The guy who told me all the stuff about it failing videoed it before it was jetted when it wasn't quite up to par. And of course he did not come with the guys He sent to do the job so he did not observe the fact that it was running fine. There's so many five star views on this company. I'm sorry to have to say this these things, but I am in the middle of trying to prove that I don't need $30,000 septic system at this time. I'm sure drain beast isn't gonna help me pay for it! very unethical considering I should've been notified in advance not get the letter five months later. From the Pierce County health department I believe this is the drain beast that's from the Puyallup area. It was Harmon I talked to on the phone. If they by chance tend to make this right, I will update this review.

I am very happy with this company and with Raman. He was the third quote I got after being…read moreswindled and smooth talked by two big-box drain companies with HUGE quotes. Raman said, "Here's my quote, better than theirs, I'll have it done right away, done and done." SO efficient and capable and professional. This is also a big lesson - always get 3 quotes! Although from now on I am just going straight to DrainPro It's been several months since using Raman and we have had no further problems. Also tip - don't forget to check the Yelp deal with DrainPro. I trust him and DrainPro's hundreds of great reviews. You don't get so many great reviews by not being great!

I contacted Linder to replace my home electrical panel so that I could add two EV plugs in my…read moregarage and prepare for a heat pump and heat pump water heater that would soon follow the project. The bulk of the install process was great and professional. The project hit a snag at the very end when I noticed that the second EV plug was 120 instead of 240. I was told that the panel that was selected wouldn't work with a second EV plug or with the the heat pump devices that were going to come next. That was a shock! I had wondered about this before we started the project. I asked if a higher-amperage panel was required. I was told "that's a big deal and will cost you $20k." There was never a statement that the panel we were going with wasn't going to cover the stated project goals. After the project, I called PSE to get a better understanding of the service they offer to my home. They told me I had been given bad advice and that they could deliver whatever amperage I needed without trouble. The new panel that was installed was 125 amp. PSE told me that they guarantee 200 amps to the home, per WA law. They also said that I ALREADY had 200 amp to my home, so clearly no requirement to pay $20k to get it. I reached back out to Linder with the new information. I proposed installing a higher amperage panel and that I'd pay the bulk of the cost but wanted some discount because I didn't feel like this poor outcome was entirely my fault. They told me that they "don't do work for free", even though I wasn't asking for that. They told me go to talk to Bel-Red Electric if I wanted the issue fixed. That was another shock. I thought that the relationship had gone pretty smoothly up until that point. I guess they had booked a good profit on my project and didn't want to give that up. In any case, I think it is good advice to go talk to Bel-Red electric. I will go do that and explain that I need help in right-sizing my new panel for my project goals. In summary, I have no reason to question the quality of the work at Linder. The install looked super clean and was done quickly. A friend had recommended Linder. He is super handy and would have never got into this problem. He would have calculated his amperage requirements before even calling an electrical company. I don't know much about electrical and was expecting guidance from Linder on how to proceed per my stated project goals. In fact, I asked them about this later. They told me that I negotiated too hard on price and so a 125 amp panel was the only option at that price. That's a really strange way to do business. The panel upgrade cost $7k. Is that a lot for a 125 amp panel? So, if you need help navigating your project and are not too familiar with electrical, you might look elsewhere or end up with the same outcome as I did. I'm just a regular home owner like a lot of people.

We needed to fix an electrical issue at our house. Our regular electrician had retired, but he…read morereferred us to Linder Electric. Matt came out and investigated, and he and I discovered a number of wiring issues where previous work in this old house had not been done correctly. He corrected it all, including running new lines from the breaker box, through the garage, through the crawlspace, into the lower floor, and up into the upper floor. He was careful, thorough, and focused on making sure everything was done correctly and well. He had to make a few holes in walls and ceilings, but he thought ahead to minimize the work of the handyman who would follow and fix everything. Plus, Matt is just a very nice guy. When it was done, the city inspector came out to give permits, and he was very impressed with the quality of Matt's work. That was very encouraging to hear! I will continue to use Linder for any electrical work that may come up in the future.

AllCounty has no respect/consideration for customers. I wanted a septic monitoring and maintenance…read moreagreement on multiple systems but they expected me to pay for inspecting 6 systems that were just done 3 weeks ago and 2 that have been done in the last year. Great company of you have money to throw away.

Wow! I can't thank AllCounty enough. The technicians that were sent out to my home for a septic…read moreinstall blew me out of the water. They handled the work quickly and efficiently leaving no mess and my yard landscape better then they had found it. The office staff was exceptional to work with as well! I will be recommending AllCounty to anyone needing service of septic and or sewer.

C&R Electric service is the best . The electrician are all professional and they do a wonderful…read morejob. Also they are so reliable. I trust them to work and do I need to be done. So would highly recommend this company. Great value for the work and they don't charge like other electric companies. They are the best in price wise.

At first this company was great but when it came time when I had checked all my outlets some…read moreweren't working. I reached out to Todd and was never called back. They seem to take your money and run, FYI. Decent company at first just to fall apart and left hanging in the wind. Good luck if you hire them, just make sure YOU check everything before they leave your property.

I had a very difficult issue with a Kohler/Kallista shower valve--it was leaking, not easily…read moreaccessible due to tile, and the valve extension was the wrong length. Several plumbers tried and couldn't solve the problem. Kaizen Plumbing was different. Kajik, the technician, was able to properly diagnose the issue and come up with a solution that avoided tearing apart my bathroom. His attention to detail and problem-solving ability were impressive. This is the kind of company you want for complicated valve issues, especially in older or custom bathrooms. I now recommend them to family and friends without hesitation.

Kaizen put a water heater in our HOA clubhouse. When a repair needed to be made we contacted them…read moreto get the warranty parts for us. They sent it to the wrong place and it took almost 3 months to get the repair done, the whole time we had no hot water. I called over and over and kept being told the manager was working on it. Then it went to an AI voicemail service. I went to their office and found it is a vacant office. I had someone else call and they answered for a while but still no part. Then she was sent to the AI voicemail- clearly dodging our calls. I finally had to call from a 3rd phone and they said they would overnight the part. Didn't happen. Two weeks and 3 calls later, they got the part, but charged us $532 where the part should have been under warranty. He said it was because he had to pay for the part that should have been free. If they had ordered the part to them in the first place that wouldn't have happened. I would have just gone with someone else, but the part had to be ordered by the company that ordered it apparently. They are having me send the payment to someone's home instead of an office. Clearly that's because they don't have one and why they didn't have the parts sent to them. Be wary!