We did a bathroom remodel and the team at Harmonic was amazing! They wanted to make sure I was…read morehappy. They always asked how I wanted things done. They were very neat and meticulous. They were the level of detail I really appreciate. They cleaned up each day and were respectful of my home. Their prices were very competitive. I would highly recommend them to anyone and look forward to using their services again for more home projects.

Mike and Nate did an amazing job installing my new barn doors. Liz was so accommodating…read morerescheduling my install due to a missing part. Even the price was reasonable. I'm so happy this company reached out to me regarding this job. Will DEFINITELY call them for future needs. One last thing, Mike spent a few minutes talking to me about other services offered. I appreciated that. No other handyman service took the time to do that.

Patrick and his son Wyatt installed the roughing / piping for our basement bathroom as we work on a…read morefull remodel. They came highly recommended and now I see why. They were very informative, very professional, and all around good guys. They gave us a great quote on our project, completed the job in a very timely manner, and even received high praise from our city inspector when the inspector came to see the job they had done. We highly recommend McDaniel and Son plumbing for any needs you may have. We will definitely be using them for any future opportunities that we come across.

Needed a pipe replaced. Great service. Professional and prompt. Very reasonable pricing. Would…read morehighly recommend

Had a clogged main and it was backing up the toilet in out powder room…read more Allmark came out the day wet called, assessed the problem, and cleared it within 45 minutes. Fast, efficient, polite, and reasonable! Would use again.

I would give zero stars if I could…read more In March, I had All Mark Plumbing come out to clear a blockage in my pipe. Instead of using the proper cleanout access, they went through my toilet and barely resolved the issue. Within four weeks, the problem returned, and they came back recommending an expensive water jet service. I agreed, but the jetting service--costing nearly $1,600--did absolutely nothing to fix the problem. After running cameras twice (once in March and again recently), they finally told me there was a tree obstruction in the line. So essentially, after spending over $2,000, no actual repair work was done--only diagnostics. I then had to involve the city, who dug up the area and removed a tree stump that was causing the blockage--at additional cost to me. This is something the plumbing company should have identified and addressed properly from the beginning. To make matters worse, I was initially told there would be some kind of refund or assistance given the circumstances, but I was recently informed that they will not be providing anything. Since then, I've heard from multiple local municipal workers that this company has a poor reputation in the area and frequently pushes high-cost jetting services that don't resolve the issue. I strongly do not recommend All Mark Plumbing. This was an expensive, frustrating experience with no resolution and zero accountability.

we needed our backyard and front yard french drains rodded…read morethis spring and was referred to hydro man for the job. he arrived on time and checked all the underground drains, rodded, camera checked afterwards and removed all tree roots. they work everywhere, they are efficient, and know how to get the job done. we will definitely use them again next spring!

Josh and his crew did a great job in jetting our pipes. An expert in the trade, Josh has…read morebest-in-class equipment and handled things professionally and seamlessly.

Root Busters was great to work with, found them via Thumbtack when I was in a pinch with a sump…read morepump issue and they were quick to respond, friendly to work with and reasonably priced. The tech was nice, professional and quick. While I hope I do not have any more issues with my plumbing, if I do they will be on the top of the call list. Thanks!

Phil came out right away, and cleared out all the roots. No…read moreBS. He finished the job that others couldn't complete. He was professional, and did the job right.I will recommend him to all our neighbors.Senior discount. Thanks RootBusters

A week and a half into January and I've showered twice-ish (emphasis on the 'ish')…read more To be fair, that number is really only slightly less that what it would have been had our shower drain not stopped draining all-of-a-damn-sudden earlier this week, but even so, I still like to at least have the option of turning down the act of taking a shower on my own volition. So, you can imagine my distress when my right, as an American, to shower at will was taken away from me. Freaking Obama. Just kidding, it's probably Hilary's fault. So anyway, one day the shower drain was fine. 100% A-Ok, not even running slow or anything, and then one day it just wasn't draining at all and my boyfriend and I found ourselves scooping a pool of dirty water out of the tub with an empty "bucket" that was actually just an old pail that used to hold cat litter. Had it not been 6am, I might have been able to find some Lucy & Desi-style humor in it, but it was 6am and that ball of zombie-colored hair I had to dig out of the drain? Not funny either. So, after 4 days of tinkering and snaking and Drain-O-ing, we threw our hands in the air and called Fred's Plumbing Service. We were able to schedule Fred to come out the very next day and were given an ETA of something like 11:30-12:30. The timing was a little sticky for me, but my good-for-nothing brother was going to help out and stick around to wait and let Fred in... only Fred was running a bit behind and my brother lived up to his worthlessness and was nowhere to be found during the scheduled time. Luckily, my previously scheduled meeting was foibled so I was able to stay home and wait for Fred and friends... er, apprentice. Fred and his apprentice, who were running fashionably late. They arrived around 1:20, which would have sucked had my meeting not been canceled, but then I thought about when I have to drive all around the burbs to different meetings and people make me wait and then I'm late for the next thing and the next thing and it's just a big ole domino effect where I'm then late for everything because one person kept me waiting, and now I look like a jerk even though it really isn't my fault. For the first time maybe ever, I think I felt empathy. Plus, you know if a plumber is late that it's probably for good reason... or at least a reason that's far more of an emergency than I'll probably encounter in a day. I mean, I used to have a friend who was a plumber and we'd all poke fun at him and call him 'poopsmith' and all that, but deep down we really respected him because even on our toughest days at work, we never had to suck other people's sh*t out of a deep, dark hole. When Fred and his apprentice (who will remain nameless because I forgot it) arrived, they were super courteous, insisted on removing their shoes so to not dirty our floor and let me explain the problem and all the various cockamamie ways we tried to unclog it ourselves. Then Fred went through some possible scenarios for the blockage, I signed a paper, and he dug right in... only there was one problem... The problem had magically gone away. As soon as Fred started filling the tub to test the drain, the drain started draining. Wouldn't you know it? I made a joke along the lines of, 'Geez, you guys are good.' And then spent the next few minutes trying to convince them that it wasn't draining before and that I was not crazy. Fred was super nice and we decided to have him snake the drain anyway since he'd already come all the way out and brought his tools upstairs and I just wanted to be sure it didn't stop draining again right after he left, which would totally be my luck. The whole ordeal took about an hour and ran $145, which I thought was pretty fair for getting 2 plumbers to come all the way out and fish around in a drain probably clogged with a hamster-sized ball of my hair and skin flakes. I mean, how much money would it take for you to be willing to do that? For me, I'd be out as soon as it got the part where I'd need to carry heavy equipment up a flight of stairs. Exercise? No thank you. Not for me. Also nice is that you can pay by credit card right there on the spot when they're done, and you'll get both a carbon copy receipt and an emailed receipt for your records. Easy peasy. I totally recommend Fred's Plumbing (who's also rated highly on Angie's List) for any and all of your plumbing needs, if you're lucky enough to live in area that he services.

Fred was awesome and I highly recommend him to anyone in need of a plumber…read more My ejector pump stopped working in my basement and I had a water back up through our bathroom. I called his business the next morning, received a call back in 20 minutes, was quoted a good price and given a detailed report on the work that would be done, and Fred showed up 2 hours later. The best part was Fred was honest enough to point out that I didn't need a new pump or any other work and only charged me the minimal for him to show up, so I paid $700 less than what I was originally told! Honest, fast, and fair...you can't ask for better. Thanks Fred!

Super satisfied with the work they did. They used shoe covers inside the house. Highly recommend…read morethem

I'm happy to leave positive reviews when warranted, but unfortunately this experience fell short…read more That was even before any work was performed. I contacted LaCassa to get estimates for two projects. During my initial call, I was informed there would be an $87 fee for a technician to come out and provide an estimate. That was not an issue because I was also informed the $87 would be credited back if I signed a contract to perform the work. During the visit, I was then told it would cost an additional $395 just to assess the issue in order to provide the estimate I originally requested, and that was for the first project. This charge was described as a "diagnostic charge.' From my perspective, I had already paid for an estimate as I requested in my initial phone call, when in reality I apparently paid for someone to tell me I'd have to pay more to get that estimate. That within itself was misleading. For the second project, I was given a price with a condition attached, essentially, the price only applied "if" nothing went wrong. I was then asked if I wanted to move forward with the work, without being told what the cost would be if that condition wasn't met. I understand this is an older home and things could happen, but you can't give me a conditional estimate without providing the cost for both sides of that condition. I did eventually get that information after raising concerns, but it should have been clearly communicated upfront, providing me with the big picture. Overall, the lack of transparency and clarity during the initial interaction led me to make the decision to not move forward with this company. Communication is key. EDIT TO CARMEN: I do understand the need for an in person evaluation. However, your response is relative to the dishwasher part of the request only. With that said, I've never had a company come out to provide an estimate without performing the steps required to complete that estimate. In this case, I was simply told that you'll have to pay $87 for a visit (all good), but then you have to pay an additional $395 to get that estimate (not good) when I could have been told that over the phone just as you typed in your reply. Leading the customer down the path of thinking they're going to get an estimate instead of stating up front there could be additional steps/costs required to get that estimate is misleading. That's an example of my transparency concern. In regard to the outdoor spigot part of the request. You didn't address giving a conditional estimate without providing the cost for both sides. I had to ask for that when it should have been provided prior to me being asked if I wanted to sign for the work. Of course I'm not going to sign without knowing both sides of the coin. That's an example of my communication concern. We all have different expectations and I simply want others to know what happened to me. It creates an awareness of what they may be up against if the tech comes across something that as you state, isn't 'normal'. It may also help someone know what questions to ask to help prevent it. I felt the need to clarify that my concerns were not related to the $87. They were related to the communication and transparency since your response only reframes what your process is. Thank you for taking the time to reply to me though, as I really do appreciate it. Take care.

Contacted Marcin when a DIY job went bad and I didn't want to leave it in a busted state for too…read morelong. He was available later that day, came out and showed me exactly what I did wrong. He fixed the issue at a very reasonable price that matched his original quote from Yelp messages and helped me finish the original job at no extra charge. He was very professional and the work was top notch, definitely moving him to the top of my contractor list to reach out to in the future.

Cannot say enough great things about the awesome job Marcin did. New ceiling fan on a 12ft ceiling…read moreand wired up new switches. Great work, incredibly reasonable price. 10/10 my go to electrician. Thank you!