[Bob.Betty]

looking for recommendations for a plumber to replace a bathroom faucet.

thanks

[retiredguy123]

I use Mike Scott Plumbing. I would suggest that you buy the faucet from Home Depot or Lowes, so you get what you want and the plumber can install it. You can always return it if you buy a faucet from the plumber.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by Bob.Betty

looking for recommendations for a plumber to replace a bathroom faucet.

thanks

Joel at DDJ Plumbing. Licensed, insured, fast, reasonable and takes pride in his work.


*(352) 454-6122‬

[Kenswing]

We used CPM Plumbing. They are the company that did the original plumbing on our house. We had them install a new faucet in our laundry room. I provided the faucet. They had to drill some new holes in the sink and did a very clean job. At the time, two years ago the flat fee for a faucet swap was $115. Not sure what the cost is now. Residential & Commercial Plumber Wildwood | Plumbing Contractor | CPM Plumbing

[pikeselectric]

Originally Posted by Bob.Betty

looking for recommendations for a plumber to replace a bathroom faucet.

thanks

Hi there! We recommend the following:
Pro Plus Plumbing LLC 352-427-0337
Mike Scott Plumbing 352-748-9111

[Mike&Silvia]

Originally Posted by Bob.Betty

looking for recommendations for a plumber to replace a bathroom faucet.

thanks

I recently sought estimates for a simple plumbing job - running a water line across a 30' garage to a new outdoor hose bib. I got the following three estimates:

1. Mike Scott Plumbing $350 (no estimate fee)
2. Anthony Torri Plumbing $325 (no estimate fee)
3. Frank Gay Services $2158 ($38 estimate fee)

After two calls to Frank Gay Services, seeking to speak to a manager and being promised a callback, I finally got through to a customer service person who said that they would refund my $38 estimate fee if I signed an agreement to keep my dissatisfaction silent. The form required me to not "post or author any detrimental reviews, blogs, etc. regarding the Company, in any form, whether written or oral."

My silence cannot be purchased for $38. I am a new homeowner in The Villages. The majority of service companies that I have dealt with have been upstanding and a pleasure to do business with, however, when I find a company that exploits and takes advantage of unsuspecting homeowners, I want to share my experience and help others avoid making a bad decision.

[retiredguy123]

I would never pay for an estimate. They didn't want the job, but they wanted your $38. But, if you agreed to pay for the estimate, I don't think you have a valid complaint.

[Maker]

Originally Posted by Mike&Silvia

I recently sought estimates for a simple plumbing job - running a water line across a 30' garage to a new outdoor hose bib. I got the following three estimates:

1. Mike Scott Plumbing $350 (no estimate fee)
2. Anthony Torri Plumbing $325 (no estimate fee)
3. Frank Gay Services $2158 ($38 estimate fee)

After two calls to Frank Gay Services, seeking to speak to a manager and being promised a callback, I finally got through to a customer service person who said that they would refund my $38 estimate fee if I signed an agreement to keep my dissatisfaction silent. The form required me to not "post or author any detrimental reviews, blogs, etc. regarding the Company, in any form, whether written or oral."

My silence cannot be purchased for $38. I am a new homeowner in The Villages. The majority of service companies that I have dealt with have been upstanding and a pleasure to do business with, however, when I find a company that exploits and takes advantage of unsuspecting homeowners, I want to share my experience and help others avoid making a bad decision.

Thank you for sharing.

You can sign the agreement now. Get your money back. "You" won't post anything after signing. It doesn't say anything about your wife speaking about the event. Or prevent you from sharing factual information that is not negatively slanted. Numbers are numbers, and they speak for themselves.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Maker

Thank you for sharing.

You can sign the agreement now. Get your money back. "You" won't post anything after signing. It doesn't say anything about your wife speaking about the event. Or prevent you from sharing factual information that is not negatively slanted. Numbers are numbers, and they speak for themselves.

I wouldn't sign the agreement. You could get sued.