KEMPER PLUMBING

They installed a laundry and bath service. Just over a year and at least two fittings are leaking. Sick of replacing drywall.

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The work was originally completed a few weeks ago ($135.00). I ended up having to call them back today. It turned out there was a design flaw in the product they installed. The sprayer was malfunctioning, to no fault of the provider. He ended up removing the diverter gasket and now the sprayer really works!

We decided to install a water softener and to replace a 15 yr old water heater. We contacted Kemper for a quote on installing a water softener and water heater. We accepted their proposal because it seemed reasonable, and because they would supply the water softener and a 50 gallon water heater. In order to use unsoftened water for watering outdoors, we also needed to reroute a few water lines. Kemper showed up promptly on the scheduled date, and installed the water softener and water heater. They completed the job in about 6 hours. They were professional, left the basement area clean, and disposed of the old water heater.

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I needed to replace my two outdoor faucets. They were the originals and almost 50 yrs. old. One of them was leaking. I took a look on Angie's list specificlly for a review on outdoor faucet replacement. I saw one that one that was done very recently with an excellent revew. I called Kemper plumbing and the receptionist was very friendly and worked around my schedule to get someone to come out. Since I knew I wanted the faucets repalced and the review I read was good, I didn't even ask for an estimate. Someone came out within a few days to replace the faucets. The genetleman was on time, very courteous, and professional. I thought the price was very fair. I will definitely use them again.

We are in an odd no-man's land, just outside city limits. We are on our own well, but previous owners were forced to get on city sewage because their septic was overflowing into neighbors' yards. When the city installed a flow meter, no consideration was made to address that not all water from the well needeed to be metered through the sewer, as in outdoor garden watering. That cost us money we shouldn't have to be paying. So we consulted the city, and either we could pay $250 for their bypass meter (plus plumber's installation charges, since I know very little about plumbing and this would have needed some copper pipe sweating) or just put a bypass so that outdoor watering wouldn't be read through the sewage meter. Kemper Plumbing came recommended by G A Chott Co., who had done some significant cabinet additions to our kitchen, and we trusted their judgement. Good call. Chris came out and estimated the total cost on 7/9 ($441), we agreed, and on 7/12 the work was done and we were using our new outdoor faucet in less than three hours. So everyone seems happy, we were pleased with the cost and how quickly the company responded, no regrets. Will be keeping Kemper Plumbing on our first-call list for any new plumbing jobs should the need arise.