What To Expect When Hiring A Plumber

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  • Опубликовано: 10 апр 2024
  • What To Expect When Hiring A Plumber
    As a homeowner, it's crucial to know what to look for before making that call. From assessing if they ask the right questions to gauging their knowledge and professionalism, we cover it all. Learn how to spot red flags like unnecessary upselling and ensure you're getting the service you deserve. We'll also discuss key indicators to look for on a plumber's website and how to navigate reviews effectively. Don't let plumbing problems catch you off guard - arm yourself with the knowledge to find the right plumber for the job.
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Комментарии • 26

  • @natashaball316
    @natashaball316 Месяц назад +4

    This a great presentation of the full scope view of the cost of running a business. Quality work does not equal cheap. I am not a plumber but I really enjoy your videos Roger. A few years ago my toilet started over flowing and sewage was backing up in the bathtub,because of a blockage in the sewer line. My father called a plumber, and the Plumber showed up early, and he did all of the diagnostic tests and determined that he needed to pull the toilet. He used his 35' drill auger first then he got the big auger out. He was very professional, was dressed in slacks and white shirt. He was willing to teach me about what he was doing and why. He ran the auger out 90' and fixed the problem! He was worth his weight in Gold! Cleaned up the mess in the bathtub where sewage backed up even and disinfected the entire floor bathroom. Quality matters more than cost. 100%

  • @PaulGSmith-hh8rw
    @PaulGSmith-hh8rw Месяц назад

    I watched your video of replacing a soldered in sill cock and got a similar job. I chose to cut the finished basement wall open and replace the copper through the wall. I quickly realized had I put a torch in the wall then I would have burned the house down. The wall was full of styrofoam, plastic sheeting, paper backed insulation, and old dry 2 x4 studs as well as having a big gap without fire caulking between the floor above. It took me a lot longer because access was tough especially for the press tool but it was so worth it not burning down the house.
    I told the homeowner because even if he didn’t like hearing it, he absolutely should know the truth. He gave me a five star review and I sure appreciate that.
    You did ask what viewers would do differently in that video and for me it was sleeve the copper to protect it from muriatic acid.
    Thanks for what you do sir.

  • @terry6665
    @terry6665 Месяц назад +2

    Hello Clarice. Good to see you.

  • @Jaythatdrainguy
    @Jaythatdrainguy Месяц назад

    This is amazing information. Roger, the only thing I would add to that is, if you are going to check the whole plumbing system like you said. And you checked out the lady's water heater and then it leaked. When she went away, I would almost record myself or have the customer there. Watching what you're doing. I'm a very cautious person and I'm always thinking. People's gonna think I did something to that hot water tank and then I would get the blame for it if that makes sense to you.
    But if you recorded yourself looking at it. And then you could just show them. As well and they would be able to see that nothing was done. And then you could just kind of keep that file. Just in case they did come back to try to sue

  • @franciscochavarinjr4350
    @franciscochavarinjr4350 Месяц назад +1

    Great content thank you for all the videos

    • @RogerWakefield
      @RogerWakefield  Месяц назад

      Glad you like them! we'll keep making them for ya

  • @bradbennati2600
    @bradbennati2600 Месяц назад +2

    The tips in this video don’t only apply to plumbers but any residential service company or contractor. They should have classes on professionalism and ethics in trade schools. I’m a master electrician and sometimes it amazes me that these standards of proper etiquette, decorum, and ethics aren’t common knowledge in all trades.

  • @markfletcher5267
    @markfletcher5267 Месяц назад +2

    The only problem I have with all the service fees is. You hear the horror Stories of people having 2 to 3 Different plumber out. And they still couldn't figure the problem out and Then you have all The fees and still the problem.

    • @AquaTech225
      @AquaTech225 Месяц назад +4

      Hiring the wrong people

  • @jackl9922
    @jackl9922 Месяц назад

    I was in a hurry, hired the most expensive in the area, but exceptional work. I have knowledge, but not all physical ability.

  • @bekkelb9989
    @bekkelb9989 Месяц назад

    I’m young still in highschool and I have been wondering what I can do to better my chances in getting in these industries like plumbing hvac electrician. Do you have any advice?

  • @advh4144
    @advh4144 Месяц назад +1

    Hey Roger,can you do a video on how you got into plumbing, and how it was learning for you,hard times and good times. Thanks

    • @RogerWakefield
      @RogerWakefield  Месяц назад

      it's funny you say that, the app I'm releasing has all of those videos. If you go here and sign up you'll get notified when it releases www.wakefield.app/wakefield

  • @RobC1999
    @RobC1999 Месяц назад

    Hmmm, replacing a water heater just because of its age? I’ve had water heaters and HVACs last many times their typical service life. Guess it comes down to are you maintaining it and can you handle if it goes bad.

  • @jimblob78
    @jimblob78 Месяц назад +8

    Your wallet will look like it’s been taking Ozempic

  • @larrytheplumber9851
    @larrytheplumber9851 Месяц назад +2

    🎉

  • @marinefoxalpha4499
    @marinefoxalpha4499 Месяц назад +1

    You touch my water heater last, 3 months ago and now it leaks your fault. Of you touch my water heater and now the ac don"t work it is your fault.

  • @JDL816
    @JDL816 Месяц назад

    Insurance must have been a nightmare running your own business.

  • @Ryan-gv7gy
    @Ryan-gv7gy Месяц назад

    In my experience all plumbers are drunks. 9 of 10 that enter my house have been drunk. I had to pay 30% over going price to have a sober person in my house. Sad.

  • @tacklebox6239
    @tacklebox6239 Месяц назад

    that credibility statement sounds like bs😂 yeah have your plumber tell them he’s paying child support for the next 12 years and he’s a recovering drug addict and/or alcoholic too.