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"Matt and Tyson were awesome. On time, professional, respectful of property, solved tricky sump pump install. Knew codes. Efficient, clean, good electronic system for appointments, reminders, etc."

"Great response time, exceptional service and work. It's hard to get quality, timely work around this area and this company exceeded all expectations. I also have a radon meter and within 1 day of installation I had significantly reduced readings of radon under the EPA limit as promised."

"JJ was very courteous and explained everything he was doing. Replace our old plastic sump pump with a sturdy cast iron sump pump that should last a lot longer!"

"Mike Williams from Bordner and trainee Vuk were phenomenal at installing a new shower for me. They did great work and Iâ d recommend them if you use Bordner for any home improvement."

"Brad was really helpful and knowledgeable. His guys came out and installed a sump pump and completed everything in one day! Our neighbours who used a competitor, was more expensive and it took them a few days to finish the job."

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"They were very responsive, arrived roughly an hour after I called, and were able to replace the valve quickly. Unfortunately, they then tried hiding extra fees in the cost of the valve. They initially didn't provide an itemized receipt - when I asked for one they reported fees of $150 in overtime labor, and $325 for the valve. Their supply company priced the valve at $96 before tax. When I asked about it I was told the extra was to cover travel expenses, but the man who came to my house specifically told me he was waiving the travel fee of $65. I could have paid the travel fee, and twice their cost for the valve and still come out $60 ahead. I WAS GOUGED."

"Cleared it out and then verified it was clear all the way to the main sewer line."

"Initially I contacted Greg because I had received estimates from other plumbing contractors that did not seem quite right, and were very far apart in price. I explained this to Greg over the phone and he agreed to come and give me an estimate. What we wanted to accomplish was not an easy task. We were looking to install a natural gas line in order to convert our electric oven and dryer to gas. And because we had received an initial estimate from another contractor at a very low price we had already ordered the new appliances. Knowing this Greg took the time to come to our house after business hours to give us an estimate and explain what the job would actually entail. Which the other contractor never did. One of the complications this job entailed was the location of our natural gas service, and the location of where the gas line would need to run in order to connect the appliances. What we did not know was that the other contractor had planned on running the gas line entirely on the outside of our house, which would not have been acceptable and would have been an unsightly way to achieve what we wanted. Greg took a lot of time figuring out how we could achieve our goal in the most efficient way and still come close to the low estimate we had received from the other contractor. He provided a very fair and reasonable estimate and even rearranged his schedule to accommodate our timetable based on when we were expecting the appliances to be delivered. He performed the work quickly and efficiently and the work was approved with no issues for the permits. He even came and helped us get the dryer hooked up to the gas line once it was delivered. I have nothing but praising things to say about his work, his prices, and his integrity!  
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"Appointment was made for next day service (which was great) after buying 2 hours labor for $99 using Angie deal. There was a $45 travel charge to come up to Monument from Colorado Springs. Plumber quickly fixed the two leaky Delta faucets and diagnosed that the cold water supply pipe leak (under bathroom sink) will require a brand new Delta faucet. He gave recommendation to go and order the new faucet on the Delta website. Next he spent 5-10 minutes to troubleshoot the high water pressure issue - he stated it could be the main water pressure regulator, the hot water tank temp-pressure relief valve (which was leaking slightly), or the water expansion tank. He gave me instructions on how to increase the air pressure in the expansion tank with an bicycle air pump, told me to call back if it didn't work, and then left. This was all completed within 45 minutes out of the two hours purchased. I paid for the faucet parts and travel fee. I followed the instructions to increase the air pressure in the water expansion tank later that day but couldn't reduce the house water pressure down to nominal levels. I called the next day as instructed and they then told me I would need to replace the water pressure regulator and it would cost $289 plus travel fee. I explained that the plumber left early without solving the high water pressure issue and that there was unused time that I felt should have been spent on working this issue when he was there. They offered to waive the travel fee but told me that she could not separate the labor and the parts to replace the water pressure regulator. She was not able to quantify what part of the $289 was labor and which was the part cost. I expressed my disappointment but she did not offer any other options. I then decided to call another plumber on Angies List and give the business to someone else due to the lack of satisfaction for this part of the service. I got it fixed later that week.


Update: In response to the company's response - I guess my basic question is why couldn't he have spent the rest of the 1 hour and 15 minutes troubleshooting the water expansion tank himself? or the PRV after that? It seems unfair to task the customer to do extra troubleshooting when there was plenty of time left for the professional (who knows what he is doing) to work on problem. Instead he left early and apologized that he had to take another phone call on his way out the door. I am considered a pretty down-to-earth, reasonable guy, but this just left me scratchin' my head. 

Update: To be fair on positive things as well - I am happy to report that I took the plumber's advice to check out the Delta website.  I contacted them and explained the diagnosis of a crack in the copper pipe below the sink. They asked for photos (which I took and sent via my phone) and they are currently sending a new faucet set for me (the original is discontinued - so hopefully they are sending something close to the original style). So that was good advice and great service (life time warranty) for Delta faucets!"