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Water Heater Contractors
in Columbus, Ohio

TOTAL PROS : 43
TOTAL RATINGS : 37
WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING
IN COLUMBUS, OH

Capital Plumbing & Mechanical, Inc.
Customer Rating:
Project: Install or Replace a Water Heater
City: Columbus, OH
Good response, good work, good attitude, nice tech.
A & S Plumbing
Customer Rating:
Homeowner: Karen M.
Project: Install or Replace a Water Heater
City: Columbus, OH
Arrived on time, completed job, no problems encountered with the project. Scott really impressed me by doing a follow-up phone call to advise me he had gone out and priced the equipment I needed and advised that he could do the job for less than initially quoted. This initiative actually determined who I hired.

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