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Anna G.
Installed toilet quickly! Stuck to his quote. Pricing very reasonable.
JGM PlumbingTrent M.
They replaced a toilet in our home and the first time they came the toilet to be installed was broken during delivery. The guy was nice enough to reinstall our old toilet and come back out once the new toilet arrived. They did a great job and left the site clean when finished. Will be using them again for plumbing needs.
JGM PlumbingColin B.
Work quality was great on a new toilet install but communication and professionalism left a little to be desired. Overall definitely satisfied.
JGM PlumbingTamesha B.
Very good at what he does n he is very resonable.. Will recommend him to anyone looking for toilet installation..
Christian RestorationsGary T.
Konstantin did a great job installing our toilet and was very professional and friendly. Communication was perfect as well. Highly recommend!
Konstantin handymanRob S.
Phenomenal plumbers! They went above and beyond to install 3 unconventional toilets for us that a previous plumber we hired was not able to. We will use them again for all of our future plumbing needs!
Spouses in LaborThumbtack Customer
Robert removed & installed the new toilet in less than 30 minutes, then came back after completing another job to replace the flange, which he discovered was broken. The total job took less than an hour.
Billy's ServicesMichele B.
I had to have toilets installed in my home which we are renting while we are temporarily living in another state. As such, I relied on Thumbtack’s reviews and price comparisons to find a “good” plumber. I did.
Mike’s bid came in at 20% of the cost the plumber the property management company has been using for our repairs, $65 vs $350 just to install a toilet!
In addition, he replied promptly to any correspondence on Thumbtack. I never had to wait long for a response.
His willingness to work through the property management company rather than the renters directly to set up the install put my mind at ease.
Finally, he was proactive in contacting the property management company to set up a time and installed the new toilets shortly after they arrived.
I would highly recommend Mike and, though I’m tired of dealing with plumbing problems and hope to never have to contact Mike again, he is now my plumber of choice.
Christian RestorationsJai W.
Billy did an amazing job installing both toilets. The installation was a difficult process but Billy was able to figure out a resolution in a timely manner. Billy was professional and stood by his word. I would use Billy and team again in a heartbeat. He even took pictures and sent videos of the completed work. Thanks again Billy
Billy ServicesCraig M.
So I had a, “rockin’,” toilet issue. After a recent bathroom remodel, the remodeling people installed a new toilet. They obviously didn’t know what they were doing, because it’s been, “rockin’,” ever since. So I got on Thumbtack to find help. A couple young fellas came this morning from, “Phanton Mechanical.” I explained the problem. One guy seemed to speak better English than the other. Well, after I filled them in on the details, they began to take up the toilet assembly. I noticed they hadn’t retrieved any drop cloths or moving blankets to protect my recently refinished hard wood floors, so I asked the guys if I should get something to protect my floors. They said yes, then toilet was placed on my blanket by the two young men. Then they inspected the pipe. I told them now I’m not a, “licensed plumber,” but it seems to me something is missing to help support that pipe flange, because my toilet couldn’t be tightened down. All that happened when the nuts were tightened was the pipe flange would bend upwards so the toilet never would tighten down solid.
They agreed and headed to Home Depot. The plumbers/workers returned a little while later with a flange fixer, a new extra thick wax ring, and a kit that contains those decorative white plastic caps that cover the toilet’s hold down nuts. Now they never read the instructions, but I did. According to the instructions that came with the flange fixer kit, the wax ring goes down FIRST, directly on the pipe flange, then the flange fixer/HydroSeat goes on top of the wax ring.
Well, the guys did it the opposite. They installed the flange fixer on the pipe, then put the wax ring on top. The instructions said the feet of the flange fixer should have a 3/8” gap above the floor. Goes on to say if the angled metal feet are more than 3/8” above the floor, then remove the HydroSeat and use your hand to press down to evenly flatten out the wax. Replace the HydroSeat and recheck height until the feet are about 3/8” above the floor. Then it goes on to say center bolts from the back wall. The bolts should be parallel with the wall so that the toilet will be straight. Screw HydroSeat down evenly, alternating sides, until screws are snug, using included or other appropriate fasteners, based on the floors surface. Line up bolts through the holes in base and reset the toilet. Tighten nuts to secure toilet to the HydroSeat. Do not
over-tighten. Reconnect water supply line. Turn on water and check supply line for leaks. Allowed toilet to fill. Flush to check for leaks. OK so all that was done, but the point is the wax ring should’ve been placed underneath the new HydroSeat flange fixer instead of on top of it according to the directions. Supposedly, I hired licensed plumbers. It was a couple guys that came out to do the work. They were nice guys and all, and I know they meant well, but I have to give them an, “F,” for failure to follow instructions. Lastly, they had lots of trouble installing the decorative caps over the toilets mounting nuts, which is the last step of the job installing a toilet. They cracked and broke both of them. After they left, I had to go to Home Depot and buy new ones and install them myself. My initial estimate was $150.00 dollars. Total time including trip to Home Depot was 2 hours. Final bill was $299.00. No explanation why my bill jumped from $150.00 to $299.00.
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