Water Heater Installation Repair near Gallatin

“Chris was hired to install a sewage/ basin pump system, trench about 130 feet, and connect to the existing main sewer line. He was rushing the whole time, tore up the lawn, and broke the water line and electric to the outbuilding. The new pressure line from the sewage pump was incorrectly connected, by replacing a 90 with a tee, on an existing vent line, connected to the main sewer line. The The existing old vent was a 2" cast iron sleeved by a 3 " pvc pipe slid over it (no seal). Result would most likely allow sewage to ooze out during operation. The old connection (3×2 reducer) was obviously bad once the original piping was cut to add the tee for the new pressure line. This was ignored and the tee connection installed anyway. The new line was thrown in the trench with the new pex water line no grade or support. Dirt, grass, rocks whatever was pushed in and wheel rolled a bit. Totally a poor installation that I had to repair and reroute at the main sewer tap. The customer paid good money ($11,000 +) for this poor install and now has to get her yard repaired ( torn up grass dirt not graded etc). You want blow and go that may last a year or two this company is for you. You want quality look somewhere else. Chris was nice enough but did not do quality work for her. Very disappointing. Didn't get the paperwork on the pump/basin either.“

“Phillip was professional, courteous, anticipated my desire for additional quotes for other work, and obviously is an expert at what he does“

“First experience with this plumbing company. The owner arrived to provide the estimate, extremely knowledgeable and detail oriented. Willing to bid both small and large projects, and available to make immediate repairs as necessary. Very pleased overall!“