Best affordable plumbers near Corvallis, OR

"They did a great job replacing my bathroom sink!"

"I will definitely hire Anchor Plumbing for my next project. They worked within my budget and even did a little extra. Their suggestions were well explained. Derek and Carlos worked very fast and consulted with me throughout the project. Thanks"

"they are very knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with. We had a second toilet another plumbing company tried to fix on 2 separate occasions without success but the Mr Rooter plumber fixed it immediately."

"Derrick was outstanding. He came over the day I called to report the broken water heater, within two hours, in fact, and installed the new one the next morning. The new install is nothing short of perfect, and if water heaters were a thing of beauty, this is beautiful. Thank you Derrick!!"

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"Salesman Richard was great. Customer service needs to be more accurate in helping. Installers Andrew, TreCory, Tanner, Garrett were awesome friendly and helpful knowledgeable. Kept me informed of everything. Fast and clean up was good. Appreciate all they did I am sure I am going to very happy with the results. Plumber was very efficient appreciated his accuracy passed the inspection."

"The crew has been with Village Builder for many years and are extremely professional.  We were impressed that they are each artisans in their own right and made sure everything was absolutely perfect.  We wanted to update our home from a rather plain contemporary with a 70s feel to a progressive craftsman look.  With a lot of design help from Chuck and Peter Noone, the owners of the business, we were able to achieve this brilliantly.  The new stairway that was created by Bruce Macvicar is a gorgeous craftsman construction with  amazing, translucent burled Oregon vine maple inlays.  The staircase is elegant but simple, and it just glows.  They suggested adding more wood around our living room and sunroom windows and suddenly the house seemed richer and more substantial.
The bathrooms which had been spartan were given a more archaeological feel, with grey-green slate brick tiles accented by trails of pale river stones flowing from ceiling to wood floor in the master bath.   The man who did our tile work was phenomenal and did a truly precision job.  New custom firewood craftsman cabinetry and a framed mirror along with an enlarged window looking out into a native plant garden and the forest beyond brought the natural beauty of the outdoors inside.  A black and gold ubatuba granite countertop beneath a graceful black granite sink bowl enhance the depth of the rich red of the new cabinets.  Bruce M. built a walnut make-up table with matching chair in the style of a vintage writing desk to fit in a niche created when we took out an overlarge storage cabinet.
The upstairs bathroom was designed to be a grotto of rough, dark grey slate with a scattering of copper foiled glass tiles in the floor to ceiling shower tub combo.  A new bubbler tub was installed as well.  Craftsman light fixtures over a brightly polished copper sink bowl atop a black granite countertop and douglas-fir craftsman cabinetry give the small bathroom a rustic spa feel.
All of this work was accomplished without conflict or any troubling difficulties.  We asked for some unusual things and they made sure we got what we wanted.  We were very excited to see it all coming together day by day and could tell that all of the craftsmen working on our home were excited to contribute to its transformation.  Really, they just did an extraordinary job."

"Charles and his son Scott did an excellent job of replacing our old rickety porch with one that is much, much more solid. The challenges they faced included mucky soil due to a recently removed stump and an uneven concrete pad. Almost the whole project was done in the rain. They leveled the pad and built a great system of supports that widened our porch as requested and improved its appearance and safety enormously. All done on time and in budget. I highly recommend their services."

"We were collecting quotes from various local vendors of water softeners, due to some long-standing issues with our water.
Nathan from Shiloh came out to look at our water and location and make recommendations. We were looking for a full install (we did not previously have a water loop to hook up to so needed that also.)
He ran what looked like a comprehensive group of tests, from a branded kit (Shiloh are a Kinetico brand dealer), on our kitchen faucet water. We received the results as part of our quote, at the end of the visit.
He did look around the property, especially the garage where the unit would be installed.
The visit concluded with two recommendations (one higher, one slightly lower cost) in the region of $4,500, to include the softener, a reverse osmosis system and installation (including the loop).
I received an email a few days later saying that they would not do the loop installation as they were not qualified and that I needed to have my own plumber to do the loop. Having to gather new quotes for this aspect highlighted the fact that it would be a further few hundred dollars to get the loop in and I was surprised that Shiloh would only make minor discounts from their original bill, despite no longer doing a major part of the install (the loop).
While I figured out getting the loop installed, I contacted other vendors during the pause. By the time I had spoken with other water professionals, I had learned a lot more about the industry and had a rough idea of the true costs of water softeners.
I won't speak too much on the brand Shiloh sell but they are the most expensive and promote features that were (in our case) available for less elsewhere or unnecessary (twin tanks, water-powered).
I also did what everyone getting water treatment must do before ever talking to a vendor - namely, have the water tested by a professional, independent lab. This proved very interesting as just about every vendor I dealt with had completely different results to the lab test and this can make a huge difference in what equipment or settings you would need.
Shiloh's results were definitely wrong on the iron content and pH. These are important - in fact, when I mentioned their pH result to the lab, they thought I would be lucky to have any faucets left as it would have been highly acidic! Shiloh are probably no different to the other vendors and they likely can't match the test results of a professional laboratory on a home visit but remember not to put too much stock in these vendor tests.
In the end, I told Shiloh I would not be doing business with them. I went with a local, independent water treatment company who had installed the community well and knew our water very well. They also put it in for half the price of the Kinetico system and their original quote had even included installing the loop which Shiloh would not do. As it happened, we already had the loop put in by our plumber and so the installer discounted the bill accordingly - again something Shiloh reluctantly did by a fraction in their quote.
Nathan seemed surprised when we said we were not interested in dealing with them any more. He requested feedback on why and seemed to think it was just because they would not put the loop in. Really that part was the beginning of me learning more about the science, business and practices and once I could see how all the vendors stacked up, Shiloh were out of the running because their units were too expensive, yet virtually did the same as units half their price or had features that were superfluous or not as impressive as marketed. Additionally, Nathan attempted to tack on things like "mileage fee" to the original quote which is something we don't stand for and for that alone, we would have ceased dealing with Shiloh.
Shiloh are not alone in selling high priced water treatment equipment but if you truly compare systems and don't fall for the glossy brochures and slick advertising, there are equivalent systems out there which will do the same job for much less. Remember to get several quotes and include an independent dealer who can assemble a unit from common (not proprietary) parts so you can see the wide range of prices. Most of all, get your water independently tested and compare it to the vendor tests.

01/07/14 I've amended my review and changed the overall rating from a D to a C. Shiloh had recommended an iron filter and my installer didn't think one necessary. However, their softener did little to change the yellow tinted water. Fast forward to the end of 2013 and our Homeowners Association offered to buy everyone iron filters if the homeowners paid to have them installed. We did this as we had little to lose and much to gain and the yellow water is gone - therefore, Shiloh were correct and I respect this point.

However, I stand by the rest of my review."

"Great people; doing a great job. Both jobs they performed were done perfectly. Haven't saved money on energy costs since; but that is not there fault."