All County Plumbing LLC

All County Plumbing re-did all of our bathrooms (we replaced the basins, bathroom fixtures and toilets) about 2 years ago. They communicated with us through the whole process about exactly what we wanted, what it was going to cost, and about how long it would take. They completed the project under their original bid estimate and the work was completed in an amazingly short period of time on the day of installation. They replaced our gas water heater when it went out last year and just recently came out and fixed an issue with the master bath toilet. While they were here, they checked the other two toilets as well. They are the only people I call when I have a plumbing issue or repair that is needed.

We had an appointment for window between 10 and 12 this morning. The plumber called around noon (at the very end of the window) and said that he was running late. Said that he would call before 2 and come over. It's now after 2 and no call. And I sat here all day waiting for them. The person at the office was not sympathetic when I called. I've heard good referrals about this place from other people, good friends in fact. I will be telling them of my experience. It seems that some service people think or know that their time is more important than ours. I might also suggest that the person scheduling the plumbers keep in mind that almost every job runs over. And not try to cram too many appointments into one day.

What a great experience! We had 3 very unique issues to handle, and 1 was urgent. Leak detection, leak repair, and a simple toilet problem. Our tech, Tevin, arrived on time and presented as neat and professional. And he got right to work. The leak was discovered, the pipes were sawed-off and then welded, and the toilet was fixed in minutes. Great company, great technician, great job. Thanks so much Tevin, and thank you All County Plumbing! UPDATE: Another leak, another call to All County Plumbing. Our home was built in the early 60's with thin, unprotected copper pipe. And our house sits on dirt, clay, and a lot of river rock. Over 60 years those rocks have been slowly wearing and rubbing on the pipes. Rocks+Copper=Leaks. Once again the technicians arrived on-time, called us to announce their arrival, presented as clean and professional, and went to work. A few hours later and multiple leaks had been fixed along with a plan to upgrade and replace the main line. Both Dave and Teven are