All Hours Plumbing Heating & A/C

Lynn is a super nice guy, and proud father of a Disabled Vet, and offers a veteran discount. He quoted me the most honest price for the backflow valve I had to replace, due to my negligence in prepping for winter freeze. He called me personally to give me all options, and to let me know he was on his way etc. He even got the job done a day early thanks to the part coming sooner than expected. This is a great local small business, and now the only plumber I want helping me. If you are a veteran, or want to support the local folks, this is the place!!

Helped us with a water main replacement. Great work and it was done on time. They did a good job cleaning up after so our yard was not a mess. We had our water line repaired before by another company. Lynn investigated and found that replacing the line would solve the problem. He was the only company we talked to that recommended backfilling around the new pipe with sand. That made sense to us - not sure why no one else thought of it. Would recommend these guys to anyone. Fast and courteous.

I have worked with Lynn for years. He is one of the most knowledgeable plumbing and heating guys I know. He is also honest and dependable. If you want the job done right, on time, fair price for the exceptional service and quality, call Lynn.

The person on the phone was nice and waived the $59 dollar before 6pm service call fee. After 6pm its $99. They asked me to write this review. I just needed someone to hook up my new condensor fan motor for my ground level outdoor central air. Just a simple wire job. I had given up after some bad instructions and not being sure about the wires I was tracing for the new motor. I really didnt want to burn anything up trying, so I called All Hours. They were able to get a tech out same day. He quoted $280 to wire my fan and compressor to the switch and capacitor. I denied service, but he did me a favor and said he would help me get started by putting wires in the right place. Long story SHORT he "plugged" my compressor onto the condensor coil and then plugged my fan into the capacitor like an extension cord into itself! Granted, he was using reference photos and notes to help me out, however, when he plugged the breaker back in, he used the sound of my compressor shorting out to try selling me a new AC system. I agreed to buy a new AC system knowing something wasnt right. Another guy was called to help me out. The sales/supervisor as the first guy called him, saw that I had figured it out before he got to my house to set me up with a new $5000 to $10000 dollar AC system. When he got there, I told him what the last tech had done and that I was able to get everything running. This second tech was cool. He cleaned up the unused wires from the old fan and checked on a few things. He said my system still had life in it and that he didnt want me to think poorly of the company. I didnt pay anything in the end for their services. AC systems are modular. There is no need to replace an entire system if you can change a few cheap parts. You dont need special tools unless you sprang a refrigerant leak or ACTUALLY need a new compressor. YouTube is a great way to learn how to fix things. Just use your brain like I should have. If you need professional help, always get second opinions. Thank you second guy for making things right!!

Lynn does an amazing job, he is very friendly and extremely knowledgeable. He was honest with me and very prompt to respond, I would recommend him to anyone!