John .Garwood
My experience with Aim To Please Plumbing ended up being mixed, and I want to be fair in describing it. On the first day, an apprentice named Jalen came out. He was polite on the surface, but his attitude felt dismissive and uninterested. When I asked a simple question about using a Fluidmaster seal, he reacted in a way that came across as borderline hostile, and it left me feeling like I had no say in my own home. However, I later learned that this was not the licensed plumber. The next day, Malachi — the licensed professional — came out, and he was the complete opposite. He was respectful, a good listener, and genuinely easy to work with. He took the time to understand the situation and treated me the way a homeowner should be treated. He’s a good guy, and I want to make sure that part is acknowledged. The final bill was $563, which felt high for the work performed, but I do want to be clear that Malachi himself handled things professionally and respectfully. This review reflects both parts of the experience: a rough first day with the apprentice, followed by a much better interaction with the licensed plumber.