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"He responded to call for help within 2 hours and came to look at the problem about 3 hours later. Very good response. He scheduled the repair. He showed up on time, worked hard to reroute the pipe so we wouldn't have to break the slab and finished the job in about 5 hours. Quick work. He then got us a new faucet that matched our request exactly and installed it. Also quick work. He was courteous and friendly at all times. He cleaned up after the job was finished and left satisfied customers."

"Best in DFW! Install went great from start to finish. Staff was very professional and handled the job superbly. Priced competitively. Dana is a pleasure to work with. Highly recommended!"

"All the work was done in a very professional & complete manner. The toilets, kitchen faucet & garbage disposal were purchased/furnished by the customer. All work was explained to the customer in a detailed & easy to understand manner, with all questions addressed well. Unknown pricing/cost of work done by customer - first time for this much plumbing work needed. Highly recommended by customer!"

"Alex return my call and a timely manner and gave me the best quote! Was able to replace my A/Colin unit, installed recessed lights, replace old outlets with USB outlets (which kids love) and changed/upgrade my kitchen faucet. Hands down to his professionalism, and fair price."

"They were fast and efficient. Installation went smoothly and the system has worked flawlessly for over 3 years now"

"Technician arrived when promised and completed task in a timely manner.  All work done as specified, price was reasonable, would use again. I supplied the equipment for install, price was for labor only.
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"Remove and replace a garbage disposal. Fitting were different so I had it done and he did the good!!!"

"The vendor came out twice.  Found damage to the ductwork in the attic which allowed heating and air conditioning of the attic; the wiring had been done incorrectly at installation and two relays were needed.  The repairs were made, and the owner did not charge me for some of the work.  The people appear to be very honest and knew what they were doing.  No one I have used for maintenance in the past 9 years ever uncovered any problems with my unit.  It is now working more efficiently than it ever has.  You can bet that I will be calling them for my maintenance in the future.
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"I had a different company out to diagnose a problem with the
rain sensor on my irrigation system.
That company?s technician found the sensor bypass switch on
the control panel on.
He told me that was the reason the sensor was not working
and apparently stopped his diagnosis there.
That next weekend I found that the sensor was indeed not
working and that was probably the reason the bypass switch was on.
I decided to try to replace the sensor myself and bought a
new sensor at Home Depot. (The Home Depot sensor was only $40.00 and the other
company was going to charge well over $200.00 to replace it.)
While I was attempting to install the new sensor I
accidentally touched the power terminals with the sensor wires, which caused a
spark.
The control panel went blank.
I initially had thought that the problem might have been a
circuit breaker or GFCI.
After checking the breaker box and all the GFCIs I could
find I was pretty sure it was the transformer in the control panel. (The
voltage in the panel is 24 volts and since it was wired directly into the 110
volt breaker box I knew there must be some sort of transformer in the control
panel.)
The control panel is mounted outside and is wired directly
into the circuit breaker box. I knew I had no business attempting to replace
the control panel.
I called H20 Sprinkler Systems on Monday.
They told me they could be out on Wednesday morning or
possibly Tuesday afternoon.
I told them we had family coming Tuesday afternoon so
Wednesday morning would actually be better.
The technician arrived a few minutes before his scheduled
arrival time of 8:00 AM.
He quickly told me that the controller had been ?fried? (my
term.)
He was able to install a new controller.
As he was about to connect the rain sensor (which I had just
bought at Home Depot) he warned me that those models are sometimes problematic.
Since I thought I would be able to return the sensor to Home
Depot, I had him go ahead and install a better sensor.
His sensor was $189.00 so it was quite a bit more than the
Home Depot model, but almost $100.00 less than the model offered by the other
company.
To be honest, I always wonder when someone suggests an
upgrade if they are totally honest or just pushing for more sales.
The installation took less than an hour and the total bill
was $478.00 ($200.00 for controller, $179.00 for sensor, and $89.00 for one
hour of labor and service call.)
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