A To Z Plumbing

My nightmare with A to Z Plumbing lasted 45 days before I said enough is enough and kicked them off my property. It began when I engaged them on November 27th 2020 to replace my sewer line - however the scope of work grew unnecessarily because in the process they destroyed my cement driveway. The Township Inspection was on hold for two weeks because A to Z Plumbing had difficulty completing a permit application – which turns out they did not need in order to get an emergency inspection – an inspection that they failed two times. Eventually my sewer line passed inspection on December 24th 2020 - after 28 days – but my front lawn was a mess. Nine by seventeen feet of driveway needed to be replaced coupled with the removal of dirt, gravel, huge tire marks from a backhoe and cement blocks spread out ten to fifteen feet on both sides of my demolished driveway. I terminated any further involvement with A to Z Plumbing when on January 9th 2021 it became obvious to me A to Z Plumbing did not have the time or the masonry skills to replace my driveway. It is important to note while all this was going on the Master Plumber they were working under was in Florida and had no involvement or oversight in this project.

Extremely well. These guys worked around my kitchen cabinets, sparing me having to removed and ruin them all. Instead they cut a hole in the back laundry room, brick and stucco wall, and accessed it from there, behind it, a hole in the upper bathroom wall, and a hole above the cabinets. They replaced the back porch, laundry room brick, redid the stucco, as well, and did an amazing job.

When we called, they were prompt. They came and gave us the estimate. The next day they came and did the work. He immediately figured out a reasonable way to do it that was all within code. It was still very hot outside and the work was in the basement, so it was slightly cooler. He was a pretty large guy and I was a little worried about him doing quite so much physical labor. He was very efficient and very effective. He worked quickly and quietly. My husband is very difficult to please. When he came home from work, went down and checked it, he said, "This is exactly the way it should've been done. This guy did a very good job." We were delighted. He was polite and respectful. I was in the house by myself and he immediately picked up that having a workman with just me made me a little uncomfortable. He made sure stay in the basement and do his work. He entered and exited right through the garage so that he wasn't any way coming into the house, which I really appreciated. He just knew that I was not comfortable. It wasn't anything about him. It was just having such a large guy and I was by myself.