Great service timely & efficient as well! Great job!!! I didn't realize this could be done in…read morewinter ...glad it's done!!! Guys were on time & did a great job! Glad the office called to remind me of how long it's been since last pump out! That really helps! Thank you!

problems!! The service requested was February 2023 I had Jeff Sullivan which apparently no longer…read moreworks for free flow come give me an estimate. We have a pump room that is moist and creates black mold usually during the fall and winter months. We have bleached and used vinegar in the past and now have a fan and dehumidifier and a ceiling fan to keep air flowing per free flows advice. The quote from Jeff was over 7,000 to Jack hammer the floor up along the entire inside floor and add stones for when the water dripped and then to also dig a sump pump so that water from the surface would just fall into the pit and eject out with an ejector pump. Then to go outside and sig a drain to the center of the yard to allow any excess water to run away from the home. Then once that was completed we'd have an entire house fogging of any mold spurs and a promise of no mold returning as long as we kept the room fan and dehumidifier working. Which I have done so. I scheduled with free flow in for April 2023 because I wanted to vent the house after the house was basically sprayed throughout with chemicals for mold. Our appointment was canceled and bumped as someone had an injury and they had to reschedule me to accommodate the injury. I was scheduled for a Tues Wed appointment and possibly Thursday if needed and they came on a Monday. I was not able to stay as I had an appointment and needed to leave. They asked to look at the pump room and I was able to get my dad to stay while I left. Apparently plans changed they looked at the pump room and assured me the quote was wrong from Jeff and they did not feel the original quote was correct and the dig needed to be outside not inside. Me being in a rush to get to a doctors appointment was not really in the frame of mind to sit and chat about a past employer with these guys of how the job was not quoted incorrectly and it's outside work not inside work. I listened and they made it clear they needed to dig along the blocks on the outside and eject the water to the middle of the yard and to spray along the house. Then do the inside mold fogging another day. I'm like well I want the mold not to return so if you're telling me that the quote was incorrect then let me know what the new quote will be and we can go from there! I looked at Kenny and I'm like it's not going to be higher prices then this right I assume cheaper and he said to talk to the office about the price. Apparently they were fine getting started on the job without the new quote so I oked them and trusted what they told me . Kenny assured me he knew what he was doing and this was the right move for the house and the mold problem and this would fix the issue. Then I get a email from the office while I'm at a dr appointment saying to sign the new documents . I didn't because I did not get to read it yet and I wanted to make sure to look at it and see it itemize and what the price would be. I'm assuming a lot cheaper for half the work. Then Ashley calls saying she needs it signed right away so the guys can get started on the job. I'm like hummm I think they do get started . So I assume I'm just signing for the outside work to be done not a price as I'm thinking we can talk about a price once I call her back so I sign the document to get started on the work. Later when I get home I print the document and see the price is the same well over 7,000 dollars and half the work later I'm realizing wow that's a lot of money when all the work that was done was really the last part of the original job bided and their needs to be some kind of compassion to me . So I call the office and speak to Dan he's not accommodating or empathetic in any way to a customers concerns! He assure me the work could be bid higher for the outside job I chuckle and say NOWAY you need to give me at least 2-3 grand back no way that job is as much you did not even do half the work quoted one the original contract???!!! Really???! I'm like what scammers! So a week goes by and we are mowing and the cap outside on the vent gets sucked into my lawn mower and I call Dan he tells me no way it's their fault I can replace it I'm like um no!! So after many phone calls disagreements and no responses from the office or Dan I email him and he finally tells me someone will come out next week. No one then the next week no one then like a month nope no one !!! Finally like 2 months it gets replaced.! Long story short the fall time is back and the mold is coming back. I've messaged Kenny 2 times since the holiday weekend and he told me Ashley would reach out to me. Oh also I had to hire and attorney just to get my paperwork prices detailed as they say they can not itemize a bill??? I wanted to look at the first bid and the second bid pricing. I'm a person who gives others the benefit of the doubt but the office people have not shown any remorse for anything they've failed to do!!!

Tis' the day after Christmas and my commodes all flow My…read moreseptic is empty thanks to Bruce from Lowell! Who comes out to service a full septic tank on Christmas day? Bruce did. They were great, even cheerful about being able to help us. The cost was reasonable too! I wish I could repay the favor. Thanks!

Showed up on time. They were quick, tidy and friendly. I…read morewould recommend them to anyone needing sewer service.

Dirk's efforts with Feikema Plumbing & Sanitation to convince me that the septic system inspection…read morewas done correctly obscure the fundamental factors that contradicted the repairs conducted after the fact. What is painfully apparent is the gross negligence in the decision to utilize a disconnected employee to conduct a vital inspection. Had proper discernment been applied, it would have mitigated the associated failures. This inspection should have been completed following the Veterans Administration Minimum Property Requirements, not the pencil-whipped document submitted for closing. The representative of your company assigned to conduct the VA-required inspection submitted a notice of resignation from your company before executing the contracted inspection. The associate disturbed a few inches of the topsoil to give the appearance that the inspection was completed, violating the minimum property requirements. This further demonstrated that there was zero motivation to exercise proper discernment to do the job correctly because the associate's mind was already moving onward with their new career path.   If done correctly by a qualified and dedicated professional, the inspection would have identified the crushed pipe under the sidewalk and never passed the rigid requirements of the Veterans Administration's inspection outline.   Therefore, the VA inspection would have failed, shifting the required repair to the property seller before closing on the property.  You and your co-workers unearthed the 8-foot concrete lid of the septic tank that day to gain access, graphing in an access portal afterward to conduct the inspection properly. Your co-workers identified additional failures in how that inspection was not performed correctly and shared those findings candidly with my wife. I have the photos and video conversations outlining the whole process.  Contact me when you decide to have a rational adult conversation about this. You have my phone number.

We had great service today from Feikema Plumbing! Jeremy was friendly and efficient, and so was…read morethe young man who was with him. They installed a new sump pump.

I have used this company for years. They are reliable and reach out to me when i need service to…read moreremind me.

After a new pump was installed and some digging done, we were left with two inches of clay…read morecompacted on top of about 80 square feet of lawn. Further, it was spread by some type of heavy equipment, leaving ruts showing the tread marks. We have an acre of land. Had the septic person asked where we would like the clay, we would have directed him to an out of sight, far corner of the property. His response on the phone? "I am not a landscaper, I'm a septic guy." Hey, it doesn't take a landscaper to know that clay compacted by a back hoe on top of an existing lawn is a very bad idea. I certainly hope that the $4000 we paid resulted in what we needed for our septic system; it clearly resulted in what will likely be hundreds of dollars of lawn repair.

We called Action Plumbing last week to get some work done on my mom's home in Lowell. From start to…read morefinish they were great. The woman who answered was very professional and very pleasant. Ralph came out and did a great job he was very clear as to what was needed and worked very efficiently! This was our 2nd time using Action with in our family and both times we have received 5 star service! Highly recommend!

We've use Action Plumbing several times for everything from small jobs to complete plumbing for a…read morewhole house and they never disappoint. Prompt friendly service, competitive prices, and professional service every time. Highly recommended.

I've had great experience with this company. I called when I had an emergency (sounded like water…read morerunning inside a wall) and Randall was out to address the issue within a few hours. I've used them for several projects now, and Randall is always great. Fast, professional, prompt, dependable and fairly priced.

Sikma did the plumbing on our brand new house. Within the year, I noticed leaking around my kitchen…read moresink. My husband opened the cabinets to have a look and due to (sikma says was faulty, I don't know) a faulty seal, the seal exploded and the seal and whatever else that flew out almost hit my husband in the face. It would have seriously injured him if it had. We immediately cleaned up the flood of water all over the hardwood floors and even down into our basement. We went out and bought big fans and a dehumidifier and sikma (I'm guessing because our builder called them, I've never been able to get anyone on the phone) came out the next day to fix it. They replaced the seal and drilled holes into my kick plate to place another dehumidifier. After that they came back to get their equipment then sent someone out to measure the kick plate to replace it. I haven't seen or heard from them since and that was almost two years ago. I have called numerous times, left messages and even sent them a messege on messenger, nothing. I still have holes in my kick plate and now two of my showers drip constantly. After we went out and spent hundreds of dollars on fans and dehumidifiers to save our floors so that Sikma wouldn't be on the hook to replace them, they can't even come back and replace a kick plate. I would not recommend unless you want a sub par plumber that won't come back and fix the mess that they made.

I have used this company for years. Have a very, old house with old pipes. One employee, called…read moreRyan has been with them for 20 years. I had a team come out before Ryan, that I had never seen before. They did a poor job, which is unusual, and I had to call again; this time requesting Ryan. He spent two hours, working to unclog this main sewer in my very, cold basement. He takes the time and works tirelessly. He is a nice and polite person.

Wonderful company to work with. I had septic tank issues after a very heavy rainfall of 48 hours…read moreand had backflow into house. I called many septic companies and no one was able to come out in an emergency. D&M were able to come in less that 24 hours of calling them. The guys were GREAT! Very friendly and knowledgeable! Prices are very reasonable. SO great to work with a company that is honest and a family business. Highly recommended.

I love Tiger Plumbing. They are very professional and extremely reasonable. Bobby, Chris and Mr…read more Ross changed out all my hot water pipes for new ones and I'm so pleased and extremely happy with the job. Thank you Tiger Plumbing!!!!!!!

I used Tiger Plumbing to install a hot water heater. They weren't the cheapest quote I got but also…read morenot the most expensive. They were available a few days after I called to come for the install. I didn't get any type of salesy pitch which I appreciated and I was given a quote over the phone after sending pictures of the old heaters location and capacity etc. We've had the water heater for about a month with no problems. I'd recommend Tiger.