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"Tanner hung 21 framed art pieces in our office. He is a perfectionist. We are so happy with the end result. Great communication throughout the process. Highly motivated to provide quality service."

"When I had first reached out to them and it was after hours and left a message and Ben called back the next morning and in one hour, Ben and Kevin came in the door, assessed the mess with all the old wiring, presented their very fair estimate and the next day they here on time, completed the work on the estimate and all in proper working condition. Did I mention they were, ON TIME, and COMPLETED THE WORK without excuses Ben and Kevin exceeded, my approval, in the standards of excellent work ethics?"

"great job with figuring out issue. I also had a ceiling fan installed. Definitely will be using in future."

"Great job!"

"Joe, Mark, and Their Team did a Splendid Job for Us on this Business Phone Line Install. There are Very Knowledgeable and provided the Needed Assessment and "Fix" in a Very Timely Manner. I Highly Recommend Accent Tel USA! God Bless You! Philippians 1:3-6! Have a Wonderful Day in the Neighborhood & "Stay on the Nice List"! :)"

"Very happy with my experience with Mr. Electric. I have used them to put in my whole house generator. They were great. Sam Stone is awesome. He showed up on time and upgraded our panel box. I found him to be very professional and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this company and Sam Stone for all electrical services"

"Paid $3600 to fix my generator and still not fixed. Said they would refund if they couldn't fix it and now they are saying Tough Luck. Never use them, they will cheat you out of your hard earned money."

"Where to begin on how awful this company is. Let me start with Nice shouldn't be confused with Competent. I spent over $30,000 with Universal Plumbing. They displayed an ineptness and lack of consideration that has me baffled. I had a sewage line run into a holding tank under my shed. When the backflow preventer activates, water is supposed to reside here before being pumped elsewhere. To me, the depth of the pipe and where the float for the ejector pump resides seems a bit too low. Therefore, my concern was that the pump might not even turn on. I also asked how much water the well can retain. Tony, the designer of the system, said "I don't think there's any way to determine that". I mentioned math but that was lost on him as his purpose for being there was to try to upsell me on an additional pump and more labor. I doubled down and questioned, "why would need an additional pump, will this not be enough?". The guy who designed the system had no answer and looked at me with surprise that I questioned another pump. The continuous attempt at upselling is disgusting. Unfortunately, I can see people falling victim to their predatory ways. Needless to say, this isn't what you want to hear when you spend money both on fixing a potential flood issue and remodeling your basement. I suggested to Tony to block the backflow preventer to emulate a flood event and fill the system with water to emulate rainfall. He was baffled by the concept yet eventually thought it was a good idea. He said he'd be out on December 16th to test out what they built. He then sent me a quote for $3,198. This was what I was to pay to see if they had a clue what they were doing. Here we are roughly 5 weeks later, and they haven't been out to prove what they installed actually does the job. I have called and spoken to Dawn countless times who assured me he would call me back. I have also sent emails, left messages, but anyone of any authority is ALWAYS out of the office. I'm left to believe that them not showing up simply solidifies their incompetence. On an earlier date prior to the system installation, I had them come out to inspect the lines running from my house. The price quoted was $1,000. When they left, they tried to charge me $1,700. The kicker is once they installed the system, they realized they were completely wrong on where a good portion of the plumbing was going. Beyond that, they managed to severely damage a decorative step leading to the shed, damaged my natural stone walkway (placed all the dirt on it without laying wood over it), and even managed to tear up an area of my front yard they shouldn't have been, with their equipment. Tony said he would arrange cement work for the 8'x8' hold in the center of my driveway where a second backflow preventer was installed. Apparently, he forgot. When I asked him about it, he rushed to call someone who would constantly ignore him (his words). I tried numerous companies to see if they could fill the void, they all said their equipment is done for the year. Now I must go through winter with a gravel driveway section that makes it difficult to clear snow off. That's the least of my worries at this point. Unfortunately, I could add more but this is already longwinded. I must work on locating a new company to prove Universal got lucky on the build of their system, and possibly a lawyer to recover costs should the system prove as inept as they are. If you have an awful neighbor who asks for a recommendation, I'd recommend Universal Plumbing. If you have any respect for yourself, your home, or your wallet, I'd look elsewhere."