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Gladiator Repipe Inc
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Gladiator Repipe Inc

4.0

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4.0

(4)

Licensed pro
  • 2 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Pleasanton, CA
E L says, "Background:I have an old house that was built in the 1940s and it has additions that were built later. I noticed in the home's original bathroom that the galvanized steel pipe which connected to the sink was rusting. I contacted a couple of plumbers and the consensus was that I needed to do a partial repipe (i.e. on the oldest part of the house) and replace the galvanized steel piping with copper.When I compared James/Gladiator's estimate to the other 2 companies I noticed the following:1. I was given clear price breakdown rather than a lump sum (for repipe, sheetrock repair, water heater service and code upgrades, main water line)2. Gladiator had the highest amount of liability insurance across all categories (workman's comp, general liability, etc..)3. The inspection permit and passing the inspection was part of the estimate/job4. Gladiator was Diamond Certified (an additional point of reassurance)5. price-wise Gladiator was on par with one of the other companies (but the other company had terrible Yelp reviews), while the third company gave me a much higher price for less serviceAt this point I decided to go with Gladiator.Repipe Day:On the day of the repipe James showed up on time with four of Gladiator's plumbers, as well as his foreman. They worked from 9am to 5pm (exactly as James indicated) and completed the repipe. This included the air pressure test that helped verify that there were no leaks. They also cleaned up the house and minimized the amount of holes done to the sheetrock and plaster (much of the old part of the house has plaster...great :-( ).During the repipe I asked James if his people could also check the sewer drain lines (since they were in the crawl space). Upon checking the drain lines, they found that some of the galvanized steel drain pipes were leaking sewage (they took pictures to show me).James went over the options with me:Option 1: leave it as is (it would only get worse leading to eventual failure; sewage in the crawl space and lots of money to clean-up and fix it)Option 2: add this work to the existing repipe permit and get it done in a dayI choose option 2 since it was the better long-term approach and it was more economical (i.e. since Gladiator was already working on my house).The next day Gladiator's plumbers showed up once again and replaced the old drain lines of the house as well as santizied/cleaned the sewage areas.The inspection:The inspection process involves a "rough" inspection (while everything is opened up so the inspector can see the actual piping) and a "final" inspection (when all the holes are patched). Gladiator's office person (Cynthia) did an excellent job in scheduling the inspector, communicating to me the times of inspection, and making sure that one of Gladiator's plumbers was at the house during the inspection process. Any fixes that needed to be done were done by Gladiator's employees on the spot so both the repipe and drain line work passed both inspections (whohoo).Hole Patching:I have to say that Gladiator's hole patching guy was AMAZING. He patched both sheetrock and plaster with great craftsmanship making the patches look seamless (in terms of texture and smoothness). I only had to do a bit of touch up paint to get the areas back to original shape.Conclusion:Fixing an old home sucks, especially when it comes to copper repiping and sewer drain line replacment. James Baily made the process smooth and predictable. I judge a project on 3 levels: quality of work, amount of time it takes, and cost. Gladiator REPIPE Inc. checked all the boxes:1. Excellent quality of work2. Work done in a day per plan (this one is so rare...I've had so many other companies and contractors tell me that something will take a day and it ends up taking two weeks)3. Cost on par with other estimatesI am very happy with James and Gladiator and will happily recommend them to anyone that needs repipe and drain line replacement."See more
E L says, "Background:I have an old house that was built in the 1940s and it has additions that were built later. I noticed in the home's original bathroom that the galvanized steel pipe which connected to the sink was rusting. I contacted a couple of plumbers and the consensus was that I needed to do a partial repipe (i.e. on the oldest part of the house) and replace the galvanized steel piping with copper.When I compared James/Gladiator's estimate to the other 2 companies I noticed the following:1. I was given clear price breakdown rather than a lump sum (for repipe, sheetrock repair, water heater service and code upgrades, main water line)2. Gladiator had the highest amount of liability insurance across all categories (workman's comp, general liability, etc..)3. The inspection permit and passing the inspection was part of the estimate/job4. Gladiator was Diamond Certified (an additional point of reassurance)5. price-wise Gladiator was on par with one of the other companies (but the other company had terrible Yelp reviews), while the third company gave me a much higher price for less serviceAt this point I decided to go with Gladiator.Repipe Day:On the day of the repipe James showed up on time with four of Gladiator's plumbers, as well as his foreman. They worked from 9am to 5pm (exactly as James indicated) and completed the repipe. This included the air pressure test that helped verify that there were no leaks. They also cleaned up the house and minimized the amount of holes done to the sheetrock and plaster (much of the old part of the house has plaster...great :-( ).During the repipe I asked James if his people could also check the sewer drain lines (since they were in the crawl space). Upon checking the drain lines, they found that some of the galvanized steel drain pipes were leaking sewage (they took pictures to show me).James went over the options with me:Option 1: leave it as is (it would only get worse leading to eventual failure; sewage in the crawl space and lots of money to clean-up and fix it)Option 2: add this work to the existing repipe permit and get it done in a dayI choose option 2 since it was the better long-term approach and it was more economical (i.e. since Gladiator was already working on my house).The next day Gladiator's plumbers showed up once again and replaced the old drain lines of the house as well as santizied/cleaned the sewage areas.The inspection:The inspection process involves a "rough" inspection (while everything is opened up so the inspector can see the actual piping) and a "final" inspection (when all the holes are patched). Gladiator's office person (Cynthia) did an excellent job in scheduling the inspector, communicating to me the times of inspection, and making sure that one of Gladiator's plumbers was at the house during the inspection process. Any fixes that needed to be done were done by Gladiator's employees on the spot so both the repipe and drain line work passed both inspections (whohoo).Hole Patching:I have to say that Gladiator's hole patching guy was AMAZING. He patched both sheetrock and plaster with great craftsmanship making the patches look seamless (in terms of texture and smoothness). I only had to do a bit of touch up paint to get the areas back to original shape.Conclusion:Fixing an old home sucks, especially when it comes to copper repiping and sewer drain line replacment. James Baily made the process smooth and predictable. I judge a project on 3 levels: quality of work, amount of time it takes, and cost. Gladiator REPIPE Inc. checked all the boxes:1. Excellent quality of work2. Work done in a day per plan (this one is so rare...I've had so many other companies and contractors tell me that something will take a day and it ends up taking two weeks)3. Cost on par with other estimatesI am very happy with James and Gladiator and will happily recommend them to anyone that needs repipe and drain line replacement."
Avatar for Elite Solution Will Team
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Elite Solution Will Team
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Elite Solution Will Team

Excellent 4.9

(29)

Excellent 4.9

(29)

  • 35 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Pleasanton, CA
Ann Y. says, "I hired Elite Solutions to assemble and wall-mount furniture throughout our apartment, and the owner, Will, did outstanding work over three full days (so this review should count as 3). He came with a second tech on Day 1, and both of them worked more than eight hours with hardly a break for lunch. Will is very precise with his work but also very humble. He welcomed any questions I had. He was honest if a placement might look off—whether a wall was getting too busy, shelves were too low/close to the couch, or something wasn’t centered. Before drilling, he always asked how we wanted items centered and confirmed spacing between shelves. In our guest room he pointed out that one bookshelf’s tone would clash with the others (the differences weree subtle, but he noticed), then guided us on which shelves would match best. He always offered suggestions which I felt added the perfect finishing touch to our furniture placement, but he was never pushy about it. For example, a couple times he suggested a slightly different placement for a mirror than what I wanted. After he had mounted it and cleaned up, I realized that he was right and when I asked him if he could change the position as he had originally suggested, he did it with absolutely no fuss AND he patched up the old holes. He even picked up new plaster to match our paint color as closely as possible. Every time I asked him for anything, he would say, “ok, no problem.” We wanted to mount a TV and the Amazon bracket we’d bought wasn’t ideal; Will showed us a better and cheaper option at Walmart, we grabbed it while he kept working, and it turned out perfect. Our place was frankly filthy from the move, and he still built all our light-colored pieces without leaving a single smudge. Our corner shelves in the guest room didn’t quite fit the corners; he offered to improvise with some wall plaster to elevate the look. He even helped us with the cord hiders we bought for our entertainment systems and outlet extenders. He stayed until the work was done, carried everything up a flight of stairs, cleaned up after each task, and hauled away all the boxes—enough to fill a one-car garage. Will’s pricing and estimates are beyond fair. If anything, Will underquoted himself the first day. I had shopped around on Thumbtack and Yelp; his original quote for the first day (with two crew members at work) was roughly half the average estimates we received. At the end of the first day, Will still planned to honor the original price. We were so happy with the quality that we chose to double what he quoted because we really felt like we would be cheating him with the quality and amount of honest work he did that day. Just as a side note, before hiring this company, I used some AI apps to help figure out exactly how I wanted to furnish the rooms so I already had an idea of where I wanted things mounted and I showed Will these pictures. Our home looked much smaller without furniture compared to how it looks now and thats because wall mounting furniture gives a room a lot of depth and saves floor space. I would HIGHLY recommend Will if you’re thinking about wall mounting furniture. It’s so incredibly important that it’s done right. Everything Will mounted was perfectly leveled, spaced, and aligned. On top of that, Will improvised for somethings using his own nails that were longer or stronger with things that I would have never even thought to do if I were to assemble it myself. For example, for our drop leaf table in the guest room, he used his own bolts and materials to attach it to the wall so it could be more sturdy and take on more weight. For reference, in the photos, EVERY single piece of furniture either on the wall or on the ground was assembled or mounted by Will. Before Will came to our apartment, all we had was an air mattress. The pictures don't even show everything Will's team assembled. For example, I couldn't attach a picture of our patio furniture. We’ve already recommended Elite Solutions to friends and neighbors and plan to hire Will again when we move."See more
Ann Y. says, "I hired Elite Solutions to assemble and wall-mount furniture throughout our apartment, and the owner, Will, did outstanding work over three full days (so this review should count as 3). He came with a second tech on Day 1, and both of them worked more than eight hours with hardly a break for lunch. Will is very precise with his work but also very humble. He welcomed any questions I had. He was honest if a placement might look off—whether a wall was getting too busy, shelves were too low/close to the couch, or something wasn’t centered. Before drilling, he always asked how we wanted items centered and confirmed spacing between shelves. In our guest room he pointed out that one bookshelf’s tone would clash with the others (the differences weree subtle, but he noticed), then guided us on which shelves would match best. He always offered suggestions which I felt added the perfect finishing touch to our furniture placement, but he was never pushy about it. For example, a couple times he suggested a slightly different placement for a mirror than what I wanted. After he had mounted it and cleaned up, I realized that he was right and when I asked him if he could change the position as he had originally suggested, he did it with absolutely no fuss AND he patched up the old holes. He even picked up new plaster to match our paint color as closely as possible. Every time I asked him for anything, he would say, “ok, no problem.” We wanted to mount a TV and the Amazon bracket we’d bought wasn’t ideal; Will showed us a better and cheaper option at Walmart, we grabbed it while he kept working, and it turned out perfect. Our place was frankly filthy from the move, and he still built all our light-colored pieces without leaving a single smudge. Our corner shelves in the guest room didn’t quite fit the corners; he offered to improvise with some wall plaster to elevate the look. He even helped us with the cord hiders we bought for our entertainment systems and outlet extenders. He stayed until the work was done, carried everything up a flight of stairs, cleaned up after each task, and hauled away all the boxes—enough to fill a one-car garage. Will’s pricing and estimates are beyond fair. If anything, Will underquoted himself the first day. I had shopped around on Thumbtack and Yelp; his original quote for the first day (with two crew members at work) was roughly half the average estimates we received. At the end of the first day, Will still planned to honor the original price. We were so happy with the quality that we chose to double what he quoted because we really felt like we would be cheating him with the quality and amount of honest work he did that day. Just as a side note, before hiring this company, I used some AI apps to help figure out exactly how I wanted to furnish the rooms so I already had an idea of where I wanted things mounted and I showed Will these pictures. Our home looked much smaller without furniture compared to how it looks now and thats because wall mounting furniture gives a room a lot of depth and saves floor space. I would HIGHLY recommend Will if you’re thinking about wall mounting furniture. It’s so incredibly important that it’s done right. Everything Will mounted was perfectly leveled, spaced, and aligned. On top of that, Will improvised for somethings using his own nails that were longer or stronger with things that I would have never even thought to do if I were to assemble it myself. For example, for our drop leaf table in the guest room, he used his own bolts and materials to attach it to the wall so it could be more sturdy and take on more weight. For reference, in the photos, EVERY single piece of furniture either on the wall or on the ground was assembled or mounted by Will. Before Will came to our apartment, all we had was an air mattress. The pictures don't even show everything Will's team assembled. For example, I couldn't attach a picture of our patio furniture. We’ve already recommended Elite Solutions to friends and neighbors and plan to hire Will again when we move."

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