Good Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning Inc
About us
Good, Inc.’s history began in 1949 when Norman G. Good started a plumbing, heating, and air conditioning business in Souderton, Pennsylvania, known as Norman G. Good, Inc. In 1960, master plumber John Kratz joined the company and in 1973 was invited into partnership. His son, Rodney Kratz, began his career with Norman G. Good, Inc. in 1987. After many years building a reputable and reliable business, Norman Good retired in 1992.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Air cleaners, air conditioning, disposers, electrical, gas, gas and oil burners, heating, humidifying, installation, radiant heat & steam boilers., sump pumps, water heaters, water softeners & plumbing
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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The heating system and hot water maker has performed flawlessly all winter. The savings by converting to gas are substantial and should pay back within a few years.
Called Good Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning due to their 'A' rated history on Angie's and
was overall satisfied with the experience. From the initial phone call, the office was friendly and they asked the necessary probing questions needed for the job,and time needed to accomplish it, what was covered and not and provided me with the cost per hour plus any parts that were needed..They called me the morning of the install saying they were going to be a little late due to a emergency, but somehow another person called me back and he came within minutes. Nice customer support !
Denny was professional and went right to work. He showed me what he did behind the access panel,soldered connections and added support to the pipes. He demoed functionality of the shower for me and cleaned up everything. Its been about 2 weeks and no problems noticed so far. The invoice was consistent with duration of time and fair price with parts. Impressive website. I like that you list the manufactures you use, especially Bradford White. I will call again.
Less than 8 weeks later the unit stopped working again, so I called them back (BIG mistake). They send a technician out and he says the compressor is bad. He leaves and says he will have to check with the manufacturer and he let us know how much it will cost. 6 Weeks later we get a call one afternoon. Surprise! We are calling with your estimate...another $800 or so (just in labor) to replace the compressor. Oh...and then a couple of days later we get a bill for another $100 for the last call. Yeah...I won't be calling them again.
What surprised and impressed us most was that the entire operation was completed in just one day - and the cost was well below what we were expecting for that kind of work.
I called Good Plumbing and originally spoke with Matt. We scheduled an appointment for him to come out and give me an estimate to have a sump pump installed. Matt was prompt in keeping the appointment. My big problem was where to run the outside drainage line since I have quite a bit of concrete outside. Matt came up with a solution for where to run the outside drain line that no one else had thought of. I received my estimate through the mail in a timely manner and accepted it. A few days later Matt called to schedule the work for Aug 30, 2012. He said his men would arrive between 8:00am - 8:15am.
On Aug 30, 2012 three workmen arrived pretty much on time. After digging a pit for the submersible sump pump in the basement, two of the men concentrated on installing the underground outside drainage line while the other man installed the pump. Originally I thought they would have to cut through a section of the concrete walk for the drainage line but they decided to go under the concrete which worked out very well. They completed the work in one day and left no mess to speak of either outside or inside. They did a fantastic job!
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