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690 State Fair Blvd, Syracuse, NY 13209, USA
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Called about a water tank pilot light that was out. Tommy was my service tech and was excellent at explaining what the issue was and fixing it. Took about ten minutes. Charge was $224. Service was excellent but price was a little steep so will probably look elsewhere next time. Be sure to ask what the price for the service will be when you call. Five stars for the quality of service received.
after the first 3 failed inspections the replacement crew did a professional job completely removing and replacing Chris's half ass work
Came within 2 hours of my call and fixed my hot water problem quickly and professionally. Donald was personable and knowledgeable explained the issue and how he fixed it. Price was reasonable for emergency call. Definitely would recommend.
I had Roto Rooter out to my home yesterday because they were the first to be able to get here for a clogged/backing up sewerline in my 100 year old home in the University Neighborhood. After some snaking they said they were "hitting a break in my sewerline and that I had two breaks" that they were unable to get through, and then called in their salesguy to try and sell me on a complete dig out and replacement for over 20k (and charged me $1800 upfront for snaking and power jetting). I work in contracting and I immediately sensed something was off and I saw the scare tactics and showmanship being performed by Roto Rooter. Called AP Plumbing after Roto Rooter left and was given a window of 12-5pm next-day. John Messick called ahead of time and showed up almost 2 hours early. I shared my observations I've had with my plumbing/sewer drainage system, and what my gut was saying with him since living here, and my experience from the day prior. He listened and gave me good feedback about all that before even getting started, and I knew immediately I was dealing with a much more competent, honest, and professional company. The next thing I noticed is that John was very thorough in his analysis and trade/workmanship, and he was exactly how I would be for my own customers. He also would periodically call me into the basement to explain where he was at in the process and his findings as he went. He educated me on my old/"unique" drain/sewer system design which was also much appreciated for future reference. Not only was he able to snake through all the "breaks" Roto Rooter found, but he also was able to clear the line through multiple blocks all the way to the street, and told me while it's possible there are some separations at the joints of my old sewerpipes allowing for roots to get in, that he did not feel anything that he would consider are breaks. Cool dude and easygoing for this type of work as well, and I could tell he was honest. I have plumbing guys in one of the departments at the company I work for, but we don't do sewerlines, and John definitely impressed me today. The price quoted was also way (WAY) lower than what Roto Rooter quoted me, and includes a camera scoping visit in a few days now that the line is clear to figure out where any bellies in the line could be, buried vents, traps, etc. Even if we do end up finding breaks somewhere during that visit, I can't fault John for anything whatsoever. And if they quote me on any repair work during that visit, I consider that a good thing for preventative maintenance and so I know what I might be looking at down the road. Before he left, he also cleaned up and sanitized the mess Roto Rooter left in my basement yesterday (sewage splattered up the walls of my basement and all over the floor). I didnt ask him to do that... he just did it, and my basement now smells like lemon sanitizer instead of sewage. I cannot recommend AP Plumbing enough or speak highly enough of John Messick. And I will be recommending them to any of my own customers who have sewer drain problems that are beyond my own company's specializations. I'll be leaving this same review under a different email that I left my Roto Rooter review under so people can compare my experiences between the two more easily. Finally, I see people complaining on here about the $89 dispatch fee. Dispatch fees are common practices in contracting and trades for service work, and you are way more likely to get an honest answer and good service this way than going with a company that will push a free diagnostic upfront instead for work that definitely requires servicing. Companies with free diagnostic visits are usually for estimates, and they're sending out a salesperson to give you an estimate on something (which could end up being a service visit if youre lucky enough to get an honest one who actually knows what they're talking about), instead of a skilled tradesperson to get the job done with proper assessment. Thank you AP Plumbing, and don't ever let John go anywhere.
Donald Kennedy was very professional. He came in and assessed the situation. We discussed The solution of a power snake and it resolved my issue. Very pleased with the work. And he went above and beyond to offer recommendations of not using Drano and getting Lint sack to prevent further buildup.