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"Kesa was the best plumber we have had in 5 years. He is respectful and has great personality and shows what caused the problem. If we have problems in the future we will request Kesa first! Rescue Rooter is lucky to have him."

"Jose put in a new water heater for me because mine was leaking out of the bottom. He showed up In a timely manner and the price was very good compared to other plumbing companies, I love the work and service he did and he is definitely going to be my go-to plumber from now on."

"These guys were very professional and quick. The job they did ended up being much bigger than expected and they did much more than they needed to without charging extra. They really went above and beyond any expectation I could have as a client. I recommend them highly to anyone needing this kind of work."

"I’ve used Clear Water Construction Services for numerous projects at my rental property. They are highly responsive and do quality work."

"Real professional⠦⠦.couldnâ t hardly tell they were there. Quality parts and a clean install. Iâ m a pipefitter by trade just tooo busy to do myself. I was impressed by the suddenness and quality"

"I put in a request for septic tank pumping and the first contact (from other company) was crazy high. A Affordable Septic gave a quote that was extremely reasonable and they surely live up to the name. Marty came out this morning; on time or even a bit early. He was extremely kind and helpful. I would definitely recommend this company for anyone needing septic service. I pray God's Blessings on this company and its employees. John 3:16"

"Good work, stayed on bid even though there was unexpected digging required."

"I would highly recommend Ron. Our project was quite ambitious: complete redo of our guest bathroom (new vanity, shower, tile on wall and floors), redo of two-person master shower, and new kitchen island with installation of induction cooktop and downdraft hood. Ron is without question the best contractor that I have ever worked with. He is detail oriented, a good communicator, VERY knowledgeable (he’s been doing this for decades), and very obviously committed to doing a good job and making sure that people are happy with the result. He’s also a genuinely nice person to work with. Being a detail-oriented person myself I had lots of questions for him throughout the process. He always took the time to explain things to me and if needed alter how he was doing things to fit our needs. He even took the tine to answer other questions about the house that weren’t related to the job. The quality of the renovation depends in large part on the quality of the subcontractors. Ron works with a set group of contractors / companies (plumbers, tile installers, furniture makers, etc.) which he has developed a close relationship over the years. I have consistently been impressed with the quality of their work and they are all genuinely nice/reliable people. It gets tiring over the weeks having strangers in and out of your house and everyone to a person that he works with has been a nice person, obviously committed to their work but also happy to stop and explain exactly what they’re doing and why. I think it’s a testament to the relationship that Ron has built with these contractors that many of them have told me privately and unbidden how much they respect Ron and enjoy working for him (or in the case of companies to which we have been referred have smiled when we told them who had sent us and told us that we were in good hands). One final note. It is apparently common practice for tile workers to pour off their tailings into people’s back yards, despite the fact that this practice is banned by the EPA and illegal in some cities (it is in West Linn where I checked). Given our extensive gardens I balked at this; Ron was surprised that I had an issue with it, but then worked to come up with a workaround that we could all agree on. I’m just putting this in so that if you care about this (it will definitely affect the plants in your yard and also can contaminate the ground water) you can request that whoever you work with develop a different strategy (we let it settle in barrels, poured off the cleanish water into some gravel, and sent the rest of the goop to be disposed of)."

"The plumber called to explain the process and had such a great personality. Positive energy and friendly."

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