Twin Peaks Plumbing, Heating & Gas

Property manager charged for services not rendered: On Jan 15th I had Jason visit our apartment for a blocked sink drain, this was booked through our property manager. When Jason arrived to look into the issue it was a simple blocked trap due to hair and was quickly unblocked with basic tools. Due to it just being a block due to hair Jason stated that an auger (which they normally due) would not necessarily be needed as there was no indication of a block further down the drain. He kindly explained that we could save $85 by not doing the auger as it likely would have no affect. We agreed to not do this which was also witnessed by my roommate. A few days later the property manager received the invoice which was passed along to me due to it being hair related, for some reason there was an $85 Auger Fee. I explained to my property manager the situation and they said they would look into it. They claim they discussed it with Twin Peaks who does a lot of work for them and they stuck by the charge despite our word and a witness to the situation. If they did this to me (the end customer) it's very possible they do this to other property managers claiming fees for services that were not rendered when the manager does choose to fight back. In the end the property manager absorbed that $85 fee which is not fair to either party involved. Be cautious when reviewing your invoice from this company.

I’ve had the opportunity to work alongside their gas and plumbing department on two separate projects — a renovation and a generator installation. Both times they were extremely knowledgeable, showed up on time, and stayed on budget. It was a great experience working together, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them.