JOHN POHAR & SONS INC

I can't forget this because I was in the hospital being induced to have my son. The basement in my house had flooded with sewer water. After having a few plumbers come out and snake the lines (one with a camera, one without), we determined that we had to dig up the tile. Come to find out, when there was road repair performed, they had capped off the tile to my house (they thought is was an unused one). Pohars called me with an estimate for repair. I thought it was a little outrageous, but we couldn't determine where the tile ended. Come to find out, it curved and went under my driveway and into the neighbors yard, down by the sidewalk. When they first talked about digging up the line, there was a possiblity that it ended in the middle of a busy road. They dug up the line, found the cement cap that had been put on the line, removed it and reattached it to the city sewer line. In the end, they only ended up digging up part of the sidewalk and I had to pay to replace that. Despite the price (which I didn't consider out of line taking into effect the equipment they had to use) I was very pleased with their work and their politeness. I would definitely call them again.