"We upgraded our master bathroom shower. Our installer Paul and his assistant tore the old shower out and took the walls half way up to the studs. They redid all the plumbing moved the drain in the floor and installed plywood where the wall board was removed. They then installed the new shower over the plywood caulked everything and installed grab bars shelfâ  s and a seat. The competed project was excellent. Paul and his assistant paid attention to detail and consulted with us on all phases of the installation. We are 100 percent with the finished project."

"Charlie and Brad did a fantastic job. Replaced a sunken bathtub with a level shower stall. Very competitive pricing, and high quality workmanship. I strongly recommend Good Good Baths for any bath installation or remodeling."

"Fine, he found a piece of glass jammed in the drain line"

"Installed the hot water heater the same day as I received the estimate. Did a great job and also arranged for the city to inspect the installation."

"Took away hurricane debris promptly for a fair price. Provided an invoice for insurance. Very satisfied."

"Responded very quickly to repair leaking pipe. Very nice, courteous, and polite. Repair is holding nicely!"

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"Cons:
It did not get a professional job,  I got a shade tree carpenter
remodel.  I still have electrical items that don't work. I have high and
low tile and stone. I haven't yet grouted all the places where grout is missing. 
It took me a week to scrape grout off the tile walls.  If I had used a
glossy tile I would not have been able to scrap the grout off at all. I used a
putty knife and a lot of elbow grease.  From what I have been told, if
they had mixed the grout correctly I would not have been able to get it off at
all ? so, mixed blessing.  I have a wall that is bent, things everywhere
are caulked - switch plates, tile, ceiling joints, molding ? caulk everywhere. 
The toilet is not centered.  I still have walls I have to repaint and ceiling to touch-up.
There was plaster dust in the first week from one end of my 3800 sq. ft. home to the
other and I have a hall door which separates the two ends of the house.  They left linen
closet and other doors open so I had to remove everything and clean, clean,
clean.  They stored all the work debris and tools on a carpet in the
adjacent room and I have yet to get it fully clean.  The bath door
they installed won?t close properly. They laid the travertine far too early in
the project and then did not clean and seal it nor did they protect it, so it
is filthy.  Travertine can?t be just be washed, the dirt goes into the
stone.  I will have to have it sanded and sealed.  It has to be flat in order for this to
happen ? not high low - so I am not sure what to do.  There are three rooms with
carpets which are supposed to come up against the stone in the hall.  The workers
didn't even attempt to cut the carpets in a straight line and later tried to patch the gaps with
tiny pieces of carpet affixed to nothing.  After they created the problem their advice on fixing
it was to call in a carpet person.  I searched the internet and also talked to professional tile
persons about the methods they were using on the walls and found their method was
ill-advised.  When I approached them with what I found from these many sources
I was told ?they always do it this way?  as if doing the ill-advised all the time, made
it all OK.  Against my pleas they used the cheapest junk materials available. 
Doing a job and doing a job well, are two very different things.  I am still going to
have to call in an electrician, a plumber, a carpenter, a stone person and a painter to finish
this project.  Oh, and a carpet man.
This was not the professional job I expected or wanted so I would not use this
team again.
Pros:
They were really nice guys.
It took me a long time to write this review because they were such nice
guys.  If you ignore inferior materials, stepping on uneven stone, and the
caulk everywhere and you don?t look close at the tile or mind the bathroom door
not closing correctly or the heater not working, the amenities look OK, not
great, but OK.  I purchased high end amenities.

"

"Helped me fix a clogged drain plug"

"Jamerson plumbing are the best and most responsive company in the area. Robert and James are not only great professionals but great people. They make sure you are satisfied. I will call no one else for my plumbing issues."