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Name: The Owners: Jeff & Megan Blew
Customers say: The reviews exhibit a positive overall sentiment, with recurring positive themes and sentiments. Customers frequently mention the knowledge, courtesy, and efficiency of the technicians, expressing satisfaction with the services provided. Positive reviews highlight the quality of the materials, the professionalism of the contractors and employees, and the exceptional work done. Customers also appreciate the transparency, hard work, and understanding demonstrated by the team. Additionally, the promptness, personalized attention, and sincerity of the services are frequently praised. Negative sentiments, if present, are not a clear, recurring trend, and are mentioned only if they represent a significant portion of the reviews. Overall, the reviews convey a positive impression of the company's services, with customers expressing satisfaction and recommending the company to others.
Always amazing service!! Best company around if you need help with your home.
Great job, quick and professional
JC and Chase arrived on time. I needed a new faucet, and they went to the store to pick one up for me. They installed quickly and cleaned up after they were done. It’s always a pleasure to have work done by the JB Plumbing/HVAC & Construction team.
Excellent service as always.
Jeff was great. He figured out the issue with our water heater, communicated what he was doing, was respectful and kept his work area very clean.
Excellent service. The technician was prompt, kind, and very knowledgeable. Reasonably priced as well. Will call upon JB Plumbing for any additional services.
They were super quick and took care. Much appreciated
Timely, efficient, & nice
The crew from JB Plumbing/HVAC was courteous, respectful and completed the work in less than a day. I would highly recommend JB Plumbing/HVAC for both plumbing and HVAC.
Very accommodating due to crazy schedule here
Excellent quick sevice
JB is always so great to work with. Always a quick response time and they make everything SO easy with approving estimates, scheduling, and paying bills with a text/email link.
Excellent plumbers Very respectful of my home They are quick to come and help
Well organized and great communication!
Replaced the two-gallon expansion tank and long relief valve to correct the issue.
The toilet was set too close to the wall, pushing the tank up. Pulled the toilet, and adjusted and shimmed the flange. Re-bolted the toilet so that the tank is on straighter but still against the wall. Tested twenty times to ensure no more leakage.
Cut out the cracked fitting in the wall and repaired the kitchen drain.
Replaced the 50-gallon electric water heater and expansion tank.
Pinhole in the copper pipe above the water heater. Cut out and replaced to correct.
The wax ring on the toilet was in disrepair. After pulling the toilet, found that the flange is in pretty bad condition, but was able to get the bolts to mount into it. Used silicone to mount it to the floor; told the client not to use the toilet for 24 hours so it would dry and secure to the floor better.
Replaced the irreparable kitchen faucet with a Moen commercial faucet.
Replaced 4-inch and 8-inch frost-free hose bibs.
The garbage disposal was leaking and needed to be replaced. Replaced the old garbage disposal with a 1/2 hp garbage disposal from Home Depot.
Supplied and replaced the kitchen faucet that had been leaking out of the valve body.
Replaced the old 50-gallon electric water heater with a 50-gallon Bradford White water heater. Tested both elements to ensure proper operation.
Replaced the Rheem gas chimney vent water heater under warranty. Exchanged the old water heater at Home Depot and installed the new water heater.
Replaced the fill valve and Kohler flush seal in each toilet. Lubed and adjusted the handles in both toilets to make them as good as new.
The trap nut on the strainer kept skipping threads when you try to tighten it. I put a hose clamp around the nut to keep it round so you could actually tighten it and create a seal. Ran water for 45 minutes with no signs of any leaks.
Set the shower pan and rough in the shower trim.
Replaced upstairs shower head.
The tub has been leaking for years. After much investigation and looking up through the access panel with my phone camera, I was able to see a screw that had run through the fiberglass tube. You can see the water spot where it runs down through the screw hole. Need to return to fix it.
Replaced the 3-handle shower valve with a new one.
The client had threaded a standard pipe thread fitting onto a flare fitting while installing the dryer, which was causing the gas leak. Used an appliance hose to correct the leak.
Replaced three mini split heads and the outdoor tri-zone unit. We reused all the line sets, drain lines, and the power wire. We installed a new plastic pad disconnect and whip with a surge protector.
