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The technician was experienced and knowledgeable. He was thorough in his work, which included testing, and gave helpful answers to my questions.

My hot water pressure was a trickle, they were prompt and though various testing even crawling under the house, replacing a piece of pipe discovered that there was a old valve that through friction of pulling on the spray arm movement of the PEX pipe had turned its self almost off. When I had my...

Quick in and out and tested both before he left on water pressure and leaking. Will be our plumbing service for sure. Got 4 bids and this was great

This company should be removed from Angies list and every other list they are on - I have been trying to reach them for the last 3 months to find out if they were going to do my backflow test -they cannot be reached by phone - when you call 503-858-7606 no one answers, and it sends you to a...

We've had beautiful response and professionalism. We were having a plumbing issue. They did the test at no charge. They gave us some additional chemicals at no charge. They said this should settle it down, but if it doesn't we will come out and drain it for you, fill it and redo the chemicals to...

. Anderson pool did a leak test on my pool and they said the lines were good. No leaks. After they finished the pool the pool leaks. I called Anderson and they told me it was my problem. The tile lines are not straight. The color finish on the new deck has faded and the sub contractor refuses to...

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This lab was highly recommended by a contractor friend, and they had the added benefit of being super close to my house. The employee I dealt with was very friendly and helpful. She outlined my options and costs, and helped me understand what my next steps will be once I receive the results of...

they came out and did the testing, left a copy of the report and sent a copy to the city of Wilsonville as required. <br />

It went real well.  He was able to circumvent a switch on the heater that shuts it down if it detects a flow problem.  It's a redundant switch, so I really didn't need it.  However, the only way to fix it is to buy a new heater which is expensive at about $800 including labor.  He asked what I...