Atlanta Shower Valve Repair

Bryan Newhouse and Brian Cook did exceptional good work repairing two shower valves in shower wall rather that removing drywall and replacing valve which would destroy very expensive wall paper. The issue was to ?save the wall? but it also saved the cost of a new valve and drywall work. ?TheTrusted Toolbox? continues to do quality work for several projects they have done in our home.

Exemplary. Terrel is a professional tradesman and a master of his craft. Top notch. Would refer to anyone wanting quality work done. The company is responsive and direct. You guys should give seminars on how it's done!

The service I received was excellent. I was very satisfied and impress with the young technician; Jordan Wooten.

Our plumber arrived within the planned window of time and had our problem fixed within one visit. We typically do our own repairs and the plumber let us watch the whole process in case the leak happens in another bathroom. Very pleased with Allgood Plumbing and would recommend to others.

Kerry and Kevin were punctual and very professional. They removed the old valve from the wall behind the shower. Their preparation and welding techniques demonstrated experience and pride in their workmanship. They also replaced our kitchen faucet with equal skill and speed. I would not hesitate to recommend Kerry and or Kevin for any plumbing project.

Fine - they did not have the valve on hand at the diagnosis and helped me with the best option to get a replacement (this was at no cost from the manufacturer). When the valve came in they promptly replaced it.

Stacey arrived right on time and was prompt and efficient. The quality of his work was extremely good. Also, Stacey?s pricing is the best I have seen. I shopped this job with several of the larger name organizations and the cheapest price I received was almost double Stacey's price. I am extremely pleased with the service that I received from Estes. I?ve already recommend him to a friend that has a shower leak.

He gets an A on price and A on work. My wife has been dealing with him, but I have heard no complaints.

We had our bathroom remodeled more than a year and a half ago when shower head began to leak. A valve needed to be replaced but the the original tile company tiled in most of the the valve and the only way to replace it was to make a 5-inch hole in the center of the 12x24 tile. Previously, we had a tile company representative from a large company come out and take a look and he was afraid that he might break the tile. Then, we contacted Mike McShane of McShane Home Improvement and he assessed the repair and increased the size of the hole for easy access to the valve and then replaced it. We were very pleased with Mike's professionalism, promptness, and the quality of his work.

My wife was expecting an individual by the name of Cory or Cody to show up for a scheduled appointment. When he didn't show, my wife called the number listed and the individual answered by speaking to her in Spanish. She was bit taken aback by the response so she didn't respond immediately. She then began speaking Spanish herself but the individual responded by "that's all the Spanish I know" - in a joking manner which she considered it to be a bit unprofessional. When she asked him about his whereabouts, he said that he had called and since there was no answer, he decided to wait at a nearby gas station until he had grown tired of waiting and decided to leave. When my wife asked him why he simply didn't "knock on the door" the man said that the place looked abandoned and "boarded up" and no one seemed to live there. Our home has an industrial facade which is unusual for Atlanta, but a Knock on the Door goes a long way. When she asked him to return and begin on the task he refused and decided to raise his voice to my wife. She says she didn't quite understand what he said because as soon as he raised his voice she hung up on him. Very Unprofessional.