Countywide Plumbing & Heating Inc

Countywide was called out on 12/05/16 On a No Heat to [redacted]'s House. We changed out a 1558 Pump, Charge was $265.00We were called out again 2 days later on 12/07/16 With a No Heat. Came out and changed out the Autofill/Backflow that had failed. Chargedwas $235.00 We discounted out 1/2 labor and...

charged for parts.[redacted]This is not uncommon to have several parts fail within a week or 2 of each other they are all the same age[redacted]About 2 weeks later we were called out on 12/19/2016 For a leak on heat tubing in the Master bath, We cut the bad tubing out and fixed with a coupling.Charge was $275.00 2 hours labor plus parts.At that time we told the client That they have Kitec Tubing in their house needs to be all replaced it will continue tofail/fall apart. Sent a bid to replace all failed tubing at that time. Also Told him the website to visit, they have an ongoinglawsuit for the tubing:Per manufacturer recommendations:Taken from their website:The only complete solution is to replace Kitec plumbing with copper pipes. This will typically require access behind walls and through floors. We were called out again on 02/08/2017 couple months later. to check out another leak on the Kitec tubing, told them it was $130.00 min. labor charge. They agreed to it.at that time told them again the tubing is falling apart and will continue to do so until it is all replaced.Got a call 1 month later from [redacted], Saying he had a problem with the bill, We both agreed to Half of it. $65.00.Now he has called and said he doesn't want to pay it. We told him the next step was a lein, we don't threaten, we feel we were fair with him in the pricing. We were sending it out that day, when we got a payment on line.Just FYI: I suggest that you refrain from making untrue, unwarranted and unsubstantiated commentary regarding Countywide Plumbing's business knowledge and practices.  Libel/slander of a business is defamation per se under Colorado law and is actionable without a show of damages.