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"The fence looks amazing. Great attention to detail."

"Jason Dodge did a great job. Not only did he snake the drain in no time at all but he noticed the hot and cold water were reversed on my sink faucet and in 3 minutes he corrected it no charge! He couldn't have been nicer. I was only charged $100. for the whole thing. they have definitely become my go-to plumber!"

"Zach and Josh are professional and experienced. Arrived on time and were transparent about their work. Knowledgeable about underground piping. Confident about their work before backfilling. Work was done over thirty days ago and no leaks! I know because we have a water meter that uploads to a website that displays and identifies leaks. "

"John looked over the problem and said he could fix it! Great news to us. He was courteous and efficient and got the job done! And—He left everything clean. Planning to have him do another job for us."

"Nico was a true professional. He fixed our drain issue; while educating us on future plumbing prevention. Nico gave us a very good price that was almost one third the price of a big name plumbing company. Russ the owner included an extra process that gave us piece of mind. RooterGuy plumbing is a first class business. Thanks guys. EJ"

"I can't recommend APEX Plumbing. After doing a lead water test from Denver Water, I found out my water service line was made of lead, and I worked with Denver Urban Renewal Authority (DURA) to get the line replaced. In the bidding process, DURA selected them for the job because it was the lowest bid. After the line was replaced, I found out they were the only bid submitted, which was done on 1/17/2018. When they gave me an estimate for my project in early February, they suggested we use their mole borer because of the location of my existing water line. They also said using that method would require the least amount of demolition inside my house. The water service line comes into the house in my bedroom through the floor, so I was glad Jim, their estimator, had a plan for minimizing the impact to my life & house. Jamie, who schedules the work, said the job would only take 1 day. 2+ months later, their crew showed up without any knowledge about what we'd talked about during the estimate. Their crew didn't want to use my front door for access and instead opted to walk on my freshly planted grass seed to access the back door. This only stopped after I asked their supervisor, Mike, to ask them to use the front door. After looking at my existing service line, Mike, said that they were not going to be able to replace it in the manner I discussed with the estimator, so more demolition was necessary and they started jackhammering the floor and dismantling the cabinet containing all the water valves. Their crew used duct tape to secure the plastic sheets, and when removing them after the first day, the duct tape took off paint from my walls and ceilings as well as left residue on my floors. Blue painters tape was used a few places, but I have no idea why it wasn't used everywhere like it should have been. Mid-afternoon, I was notified that the job wouldn't be completed that day. At the end of the day, my bedroom was left in an unusable state. The next day, the crew arrived early and continued on their work. They did not put out protective plastic throughout the house for this day's work like they'd done the previous day. They “completed the job at the end of the 2nd day. The meter pit they installed is about 2-3 inches too high, so it'll be an obstacle to avoid while mowing once grass is planted. They said the job was done even though nothing was put back together in my basement. I had to contact them again to get this addressed. After contacting Jim about the incomplete job and explaining the difference between what I was told they were going to do and what actually happened, he apologized for any miscommunication, but said "Unfortunately the Dura program is always low bid, so any better technology causing additional costs are rarely included." This wasn't what he said during the estimate. Jim said that Mike would come by to “check the grade of the meter pit and address any other tie up issues,” but he never showed up. Someone from APEX came by to verify the sprinklers were working. He agreed about the meter pit being too high and said they should be able to fix it. Mike did not show up to take care of the basement or the meter pit & shutoff that were set to high. Denver Water came to inspect their work and agreed the meter pit & shut off were too high and failed their inspection (with an additional issue related to the install inside the meter pit). Jim finally responded to my email saying since it's a DURA job, interior repairs are not included. If this was the case, Mike shouldn’t have said he’d fix it. Three days after they “completed” my job, a crew showed up to fix the height of the meter pit & shutoff valve. While fixing this, they cracked a large paver in my flagstone walkway that’s between the curb and sidewalk. It’s now been seven business days since my job was “completed”. My basement is still torn apart, I still have cracked paver, and I haven’t heard anything from Apex about getting this taken care of."

"Chad did great work completing our basement design from scratch. Several months later I still have no complaints about the quality of his work. I would definitely hire him again."

"Nate was very professional, honest, knowledgeable and pleasant. I learned a lot, and he spent time with us and let us ask all our questions."

"He did an excellent work."