CES Plumbing

Jessica Richardson 

on Google

2 weeks ago

Charged me $350 to show up at my place to look at the faucets for 30 minutes (no work was done). The worker had to look up on youtube how to unscrew the faucet (and call a friend) to take a look at the issue. They then quoted me $1,400 for the job (another place quoted $400 and didn't charge me to take a look at the issue). 

medical dental 

on Google

4 weeks ago

I recently had my kitchen drain unclogged by the CES plumber. Snake was used. Problem solved! The plumber spent just a little over an hour to do the work and the bill came out to be $485.62. It was not an emergency or after hour call. I will let the readers decide if the charge is reasonable. 

Amanda Rigitano 

on Google

3 months ago

I want to extend my sincere thanks to the entire team for their outstanding service. From start to finish, everyone was helpful, responsive, and professional. Special thanks to Nicolas and Francesca for coordinating everything so efficiently, and to Matt, who completed the repairs in my unit — he was kind, professional, and left everything spotless. It’s rare to see such care and attention to detail, and I truly appreciate the effort your whole team put into resolving the issue. I highly recommend your services and would gla... read more

Gbrik74 

on Google

9 months ago

Edited: After a lengthy conversation with Nancy Zdravko, Director of Marketing we were able to achieve an agreement and the bill was cut in half. Initially, were charged $435 for 7 minutes (that would be $3,685.1/per hour, even high flying corporate lawyers don't charge that much!) plumber only used a plumbing ogre ($23 for a set), initially told us that it was an issue with condo's internal piping but lied on the report blaming copious amounts of toilet paper, he took out none of it out of the toilet, as well tenant's "long... read more