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14 1. Did not bring anything to cover shozes or old/wet water heater. Requested the customer to provide towels or something to cover the bottom of old water heater, mentioning the carpet will be dirty without it. 2. Had difficuties to ignite the starter/new water heater. Broke a gas nozzle part...
1) Annual service on air conditioner and furnace. This went smoothly and easily. People sent were punctual and polite. 2) Replacement of ceiling exhaust fans in 2 bathrooms. K&S originally sent out electricians (who could not do the duct work part). From the phone conversation, K&S thought...
oil change was fine, brake fluid was a sell job from service technician.
Joe's Auto CareTierney Plumbing came out promptly at the scheduled time, assessed the situation (relocating & replacing 1 water heater - replacing a 2nd water heater.) They were very thorough and courteous and said they would get back with me that week. When I didn't hear from them after a week, I called...
Tierney Plumbing LLCHe also installed our AC and heating. The AC was never sized right for our house. I would not use him again.
We are adding radiant heat and needed to have the fireplace insert removed prior to pouring concrete. Larry pointed out that it would be difficult to replace the insert after the floor was finished. He also told me that if he sold me another insert I would probably find that it created too...
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