Greene Hunt Inc

I’m really impressed with Greene Hunt and would absolutely recommend them for any job. We had a pretty big job and needed our entire house two story home repiped, a new water heater, and new toilets installed. We had a few people come out and decided to go with Greene Hunt because of the care Archie took when he first came out and how easy it was to communicate with him. We had a pretty big crew out for two days doing the repiping and stuff and they were all great. Like I said, it was a big job, but they were respectful of our property, efficient, friendly, neat, and did quality work. I felt comfortable enough with the crew that I left them alone at the house for a few hours while I ran errands. Really glad I went with Greene Hunt. They did fantastic work, finished on time, and Archie and the crew at our house were all fantastic.

All on time. Well done.

Both projects went very well. We are about to call them for some plumbing upgrades to our upstairs bathroom. We are loyal Greene Hunt customers. The price below is the combined cost for both projects as well as I can remember it. I think the various repairs at the old house added up to $800, and the major work at the new house totaled just over $4000.

I had a very good experience with them. I would recommend them to anybody. It was a multi-step job. It was a lot of work they had to do.

Quite well. Archie Hunt, one of the owners, did the estimate and Bill Murphy, one of the technicians, did the work. Both were professional and friendly, and the job was well done. We would definitely hire again.

He was absolutely wonderful! My interaction with him was excellent. They were on time and left the area very neat.

My tenant had reported a huge water bill due to the toilet leaking into the bowl. Since the repair is not rocket science, I dismantled the toilet and replaced the entire flush valve. The day I was leaving for a 3-week vacation, my tenant told me it was still leaking. I called Archie Greene. He scheduled a visit with the tenant and called me 3 days later. He too could not see why it was leaking. Since I had replaced the part in question, the cheaper option would be to replace the toilet rather than pay for more diagnostic time. After a couple more calls, we decided to replace the flush valve, again, which fixed the problem and saved me $200: I had installed a defective part. His charges were very reasonable for obtaining the part and the fix, and I appreciated his keeping me in loop while I was out of town.