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Voted Marin’s Best Plumber 2010!!! Thank You Marin!!!

Monday, April 5th, 2010
Marin's Best Plumber 2010!!!

Marin's Best Plumber 2010!!!

Just a quick thank you to everyone who voted for us in the Pacific Sun’s annual Best of Marin Contest.   We are here to serve our community, and your votes are the ones that count.  Thank you to all our loyal customers, friends and family who support us and our families!  Without you there would be no us!  See you soon!

You can check out the rest of the winners here Pacific Sun\’s 2010 Best of Marin

Posted by: Paul Guzman G.M.

Why a diagnostic fee?

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

Why do we charge a diagnostic fee?  The bottom line is a professional company cannot afford to pay a professional plumber to drive to your home, diagnose your problem, and quote prices.  Just can’t be done — and they’ve got families to feed.  Plus, do you really want some half-trained, half-professional, half-caring non-professional individual to show up at your front door?  That happens more than not when things are “free”.  Yeah, free — so is lunch!

The part for you and I as consumers that comes into play is how do we afford multiple service or diagnostic fees if we’d like to have different companies look at our problem?  The simple answer is to call a company you can trust from the gitgo.  Well, “Duh!” you say, but that’s where our company and Diamond Certified come into play.  Go to our home page and follow the Diamond Certified connection under the Plumbing Category.  (There are other plumbing companies listed in D.C. but they’re locations are in Heating or Sewers … enough said?)  Anyway, in a couple of clicks you can find out what hundreds, if not thousands, of customers have said about us over the years.  Oh yeah, one more little note: ALL of the money you “invest” with us stays in Marin.  We’re a local, home-grown company so you don’t pay extra for franchise or licensing fees that head out of state.  I mean, California needs every penny spent in California to stay in California.

I’ll explain how you can still get “free” estimates in another post to follow. 

Posted by ‘ol Ed