Thrasher Service Corp

Bought my own water heater to save money. Called and got an estimate for install before they came out. 4 to 500$ which makes sense, plus trip charge, not in metro area. Guy gets done- 800$ plus, for parts- HVAC pieces maybe worth 30$, plumbing worth maybe another 30$- WTH - not again!! Ripped off - pictures show from strap to water heater cap- cap was already on the Rheem I bought. Black pipe with valve to sensor box. New fittings on top of heater. Really!? If I would have known they were going to charge that much I wouldn't have hired them. I could have bought all that myself and saved 300$

Reached out to Thrasher when I had a pipe burst over the weekend. They got me scheduled right away. Safet had the pipe repaired in under 30 minutes, and was wonderful to work with. Super affordable, great local company. Would highly, highly recommend!!

I was very satisfied with Thrasher Service. First of all, they addressed my plumbing leak. Upon arrival, they were fully prepared and equipped to fix the leak. So, it was not a situation where they had to leave to pick up the parts and then return to do the work. Secondly, their prices were very reasonable. Thirdly, the service tech explained the repair to me and was open to answering any questions I had. Fourthly, on the scheduled appointment day, the service tech arrived early so there was no waiting time. I would recommend the use of Thrasher Service to family and friends.

We needed a new valve for our tub/shower. We were told to get a name brand so parts were easier to find in the future if there were problems but they had larger plates as it would probably need a larger hole cut. We were fine with that and took back the one we liked and got a brand they recommended. The guy was very prompt and pleasant and got right to work. After a bit he came out and said he messed up and made the hole to big and had to go to American and get a bigger plate to cover the hole. Now we have an ugly eyesore in the shower. What was a nice brushed nickel set-up is now backed up by this god awful shiny eyesore! And to add insult to injury he charged us for the time that he spent to go track down this eyesore to fix “his mistake”, his own words. How do you fix this disgusting mess? It looks like someone bought junk yard rejects and threw them in a rental. So much for replacing the double sink faucets to match the tub. Do I go gaudy shiny silver or out of place brushed nickel? Beware if you are asking for repairs. Professional does not mean you get a professional job done.