Accent Plumbing & Heating Inc

5 reviews
  • Country: USA
  • State: Wyoming
  • City: Cheyenne
  • Address: 709 E 23rd St, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA
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5 Review(s)
Charlotte Overton
13.07.2019

Our plumber was friendly, office staff was friendly. Issues were explained well. Our work could wait a hit so we are getting it done in August, but so far pretty satisfied.

Mary Ann Anderson
28.02.2019

Terrific customer service. Fair pricing. On time and finished job on time. Also helped me pick the kind of new faucets and plumbing I needed for a great job. Cleaned up after the work. Stayed to answer a few questions about additional work. Overall, excellent company and employees.Honest and hardworking.

Jeff Williams
12.06.2019

Great customer service and you can tell Duane has a lot of experience.

Hi Nope
17.10.2018

I've called Accent for a few repair jobs in my home. Every time its been quick and the employees have been friendly. Pricing is lower than most of the other plumbers in town. Definitely call them if you have any plumbing issues.

Chuck Grenfell
23.01.2019

The plan was a new gas line run into the kitchen, new kitchen sink, disposal and faucet installed and some additional minor plumbing work. Accent was more than willing to work with us and let us bring in our own products for these installations. So, outside of the gas line, I was only paying for their time. The Accent employees (2) that came to do the work, were nice, courteous and on time. During the installation there was a problem with the new kitchen sink that I had purchased at the home improvement store. When dry-fitted, the new sink would not fit into the hole where the old sink came from (even though it was the same size). No problem, I'll run down and get different one. While I left the house to get the new sink, the plumbers just moved onto another project (the gas line). There was NO WAITING for me to return. When I returned, the new, new sink had the same issue. No problem, just re-install the old sink, new disposal and new faucet and we'll call it good. They did just that. After the the sink, disposal and faucet was installed, the two plumbers disappeared for an hour a noon. I was told they "needed to go and get a part". Eventually they returned and the remaining work was completed. Here is where things go south. When we ran the dishwasher for the first time, we notice that the dirty water is pooled in the bottom of the dishwasher. I did some troubleshooting and realized (Problem #1) that the plumbers failed to remove the plug on the new disposal that allows the dishwasher to drain into the sink plumbing. I tried to knock out the plug but was unable. I called Accent and they came back over the next day and fixed the issue. The gas line was installed and works as it should. However, (Problem #2) I still have an un-patched hole in the sheetrock that was never addressed after the installation. Additionally, (Problem #3) the hole where the gas line come up through the floor, the gas pipe was not secured to the floor. So the gas pipe moves around, loosely (vertically and laterally), in the hole when working on the connection. A loose gas line is what I've always wanted in my house! The gas line work originated in an unfinished part of my basement. When the Accent workers were working in the basement, with the gas, they opened a window. I imagine this was to vent some of the escaped gas out of the house. Because of its location and the fact that my family doesn't go in that room a lot, we didn't realize that the window had been opened. However, the plumbers failed to close the window and it remained open through a bitter cold and blustery snow storm (Problem #4). When the gas needed to be shut off to complete the install, both of our hot water heaters went out. (Problem #5). The plumbers failed to relight either water heater or the fireplace.. Eventually I received the final bill. I was absolutely shocked that the bill was "considerably" more than the original estimate. I talked with an exceptionally nice receptionist who left a message for the manager. A few days later, with no call back, I called again. This time the receptionist told me that I had to pay for the 2 sinks that were "installed", the time I left the project site to go and buy another sink (however, the never any work stopped, they just worked on a different part of the project until I returned) AND for the time the plumbers left to "go get a needed part" (aka - lunch). I found this explanation unacceptable, why should I pay for something that effectively I am already paying for and I am certainly not paying for their lunch hour. I asked to talk with the owner/manager and was told to expect his call. A few days later still no call. (SHOCKING, I know, right?) Are you starting to see the problem? I get the same run around, "he'll call you back". Again, a few days later I call back (Call #4). I get the same thing, he will call you back. HE NEVER CALLED ME BACK. Here's my lesson, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!! There are plenty of helpful, qualified, customer-service oriented plumbing companies in Cheyenne. Accent IS NOT ONE OF THOSE COMPANIES.

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