
Gibson Plumbing & Mechanical
About us
Since 1982, Gibson Plumbing & Mechanical has been a leader in plumbing and septic services in Benton, KY. Locally-owned and operated, we offer 24/7 services across Marshall, Lyon, Graves, McCraken, and Calloway counties for residential, commercial, and industrial clients. Our services include backflow prevention, boiler and chiller maintenance, cooler and freezer repairs, gas and water lines, and complete bathroom remodels. We also provide geothermal solutions, sewer line management, HVAC services, and video inspections. As an approved VA contractor, we offer free estimates and competitive pricing. Trust us to deliver high-quality workmanship at affordable rates. Contact us today for your complimentary estimate and experience our exceptional service firsthand!
Business highlights
Services we offer
24/7 Emergency Services, Backflow Prevention and Pressure Reduction, Boilers and Chillers, Building Automation and Controls, Commercial, Commercial and Residential, Complete Bathroom Remodels, Compressed Air Lines, Cooler, Free Estimates, Freezer and Ice Machine Repairs, Gas, Geothermal, Hourly Rates, Hydronics, Line Locating and Video, Locally and Family-Owned, Maintenance Plans Available, Mechanical Contractor, Office Hours 7:00AM-3:30PM, Piping and Pumps, Plumbing - Water, Pre-Construction Activities, Process Piping Projects, Refrigeration, Refrigeration Service., Residential and Industrial, Sewer, Unit Pricing, Video Inspections, Water Filtration, Well and Pump
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Second visit scheduled to bring out new water heater next day. Gibson sent (2) plumbers at $125/hr in lieu of the $95/hr rate due to installation of water heater. Water heater was installed and appeared working and plumbers left. After a few hours to allow new heater to warm up to temperature, still no hot water and lines still blocked. Called back and was told plumber would come back out.
Third visit they sent the two plumbers again to inspect the water heater. Determined that I "must have got a bad heater" and would need to trade it out. They uninstalled and went to get another water heater and returned after approximately two hours (remember $125/Hr x 2). New heater was installed.
Next day noticed the new heater was leaking from release valve and called back. Next visit they said I needed a filter since the water in my area was bad and the filter would possibly help keep water clean. Had to go get parts and returned. Filter installed.
Next day noticed the "New heater" was still leaking and asked "what is the possibility of getting two new water heaters that were bad!" I had also received the first of two bills for services and noticed that I was billed for (2) plumbers to come out to replace the first "bad" water heater? When I called the office and asked why I should pay labor for the replacement of the new water heater the accounts receivable lady said "YOU DON'T EXPECT US TO PAY FOR IT, DO YOU!!!!" I told her I did n't think it was correct to bill me for a replacement for a new unit that they had selected and installed. I know they received credit back on the questionable faulty unit. I asked for Jason/ owner or manager to give me a call to discuss these charges since the lady said she had no authority to adjust the bill. As of this writing, I have not received a call back from him, (over two weeks).
To finalize this drama and not write a novel, I paid the bills and learned a lesson not to call Gibson's again. Total labor was $1,050 and still not sure problem is resolved? Inspector is scheduled to come out and?
My advice and talking to others that have used this company, be prepared to pay a minimum of approximately $200 for labor, drive time to your home and then at least an hour to get the most basic parts ($95/hour) to go to store/shop? If you have a question for the manager/owner, do not expect a call back.
The actual plumber that works for Gibson and did the work is a great guy and I truly believed he did the best with what he has to work with.
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