I agree with Terry F. 5 stars is not enough for James. Professional, personal, quick, thoughtful…read moreare just a few of the words I would use to describe Conley's Septic. I already have a calendar alert set up to call him back, but when it's a little warmer. Thank you James.

James was right on time. he even brought his 13-year-old grandson to help him. James is teaching…read morehim good work ethics and how to manage money. I liked that. He was very quick and cleaned up well after himself. I will use him again without reservation

Honest men that worked hard and did good work. I absolutely recommend them for septic tank…read moreservicing.

David Jones was at our house with in 2 hours and we're finished within the hour that they began…read more He and his associate were extremely knowledgeable, experienced & shared with us all that we needed to know about Septic Tanks & our plumbing. I highly recommend their Septic Service! ...And really great guys to boot!

I wouldn't recommend this company to pump a bicycle tire! Liars, thieves, and rude a well!!…read more Called the Pulaski, TN location to come pump our septic; we purchased our home 4 years ago and it needed to be addressed. Elgin comes out, partially uncovers the tank, discovers that at least one of the lids was in need of repair, and informed my wife and son that we needed to call someone to come out and fix that because *they didn't do that*, and when we had the lids replaced they would come back out and finish things up. Note that they advertise themselves as "repairing septic systems", but apparently this doesn't include septic lids. They did a half-assed job of partially pumping the tank through the broken lid, left debris from inside the tank laying in the yard, took their check for $350, and left. We called a competitor to come out and check the lids. They completely uncovered the top of the tank (which Elgin failed to do while servicing the tank) to discover that 2 of the 3 lids needed replacing, and immediately placed the order to have them cast, as well as pricing a riser to be installed so that we would not have to dig to service the tank in the future. When my wife called Elgin back to go ahead and come and finish the pumping and cleaning - since their competitor had been gracious enough to completely uncover the tank for them - she was informed that in order for them to return to finish the work they had started, it would cost more money for them to come back out. When she reminded them that the job was not completed the first time, she was told that they had done all they could do so she was going to have to just get the lids replaced and "let it go and see what happens." When my son called back to discuss the issue, he was effectively told the same thing. When he asked for the corporate number to lodge a complaint, he was told that he was "talking to the mother@@@@ing CEO and he'd already told him what was going to happen." I have rarely encountered such blatant unprofessionalism. I would not recommend ANYONE use this company's services, especially the Pulaski office. Fortunately, we were able to find a professional company to not only repair the tank but one that would clean and inspect it once the repair work was complete. I am SORELY disappointed,

Josh is definitely the person who you want to call if you have any questions regarding your septic…read moresystem maintenance, etc. Josh is helpful and brings new meaning to customer service, so if you need your septic pumped or inspected, especially as part of a home inspection, this is the company and the person you want doing that job for you !

would recommend this company to anyone. pumped our septic tank on Thanksgiving day one year! We…read morealso hired him to dig a ditch for electric line. did a great job and was very reasonable.

Great service, right on time, great price!! We will be utilizing Ace Septic for future services for…read moresure.

I called j Henry for help because I couldn't get the internet to work for me. Two young men showed…read moreup. I showed them the new commode seat and new tower I had and they would furnish the new flapper. I also needed the sprayer head on the kitchen sink replaced and did not have one. They said it would be $386 for them to do the repairs. I said no thank you and told them to have a good day. The young man said they could put on the new seat, the new tower and their flapper for $185. I let them do the work with the only cost to them being the flapper. It took about 15 minutes. They were friendly enough...

The whole team was friendly and courteous during the scheduling and start of work. Andy…read more(technician) was easy to work with and listened to what the issue with our septic system was before starting the job. He did a great job of knowing exactly what needed to be done to get to the root of the problem. Once completing the repairs, the site was returned pretty close to the yard before the digging. Great company and would highly recommend them for any plumbing work.

Every time we have called them they have been great. They usually can get to us within a few hours…read morewhen we call. They stay and finish the job. They are friendly and down to earth people. We would highly recommend Powerhouse Plumbing. I've never felt like their prices are too high for what we got either.

Disappointed with what I found after Powerhouse Plumbing Pros left…read more The plumbers were in the crawlspace installing plumbing for an addition. The installation of the new plumbing required the removal of some of the existing plumbing. Rather than placing a bucket or catch pan beneath the sections being cut out, they simply allowed the water to drain onto the plastic membrane in my encapsulated crawlspace. When I went into the crawlspace to inspect the work after they had left, I was greeted by puddles of standing water. There was clearly no attempt to catch the water as the pipes were cut, nor any effort to vacuum it up afterward with a shop vac, as I ultimately had to do myself. Another disappointment was finding that the cut-out sections of plumbing had simply been discarded in the crawlspace rather than removed from the work area. It gave the impression that they assumed most homeowners would never enter the crawlspace to see the mess left behind. Although I'm not a plumber, I'm at a loss as to why two additional 90-degree turns were added to the cold-water PEX line when the adjacent hot-water line was installed without them. While it's only two extra elbows, they appear unnecessary. In my opinion, two additional crimped PEX connections create two additional potential leak points. Details matter. A little more attention to workmanship and cleanup would have gone a long way.