All American Plumbing & Drain

My husband is truly the Jack of all Trades. Carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, welding… you name it and he can do it. However, with the sweet comes the inevitable sour and for him, that sour is old copper plumbing.
His projects usually flow like a serene and happy river on a beautiful clear Spring day. But when the evil copper plumbing rears it’s head, the serenity of the river (aka my household) turns into a raging storm wash, and the skies above turn black and roiling with frustration and discord.
So, we found ourselves yet again in this «Storm of the Copper Plumbing» as my darling other half was installing a new water heater. Having successfully re-​routed all the plumbing and pipes in our 40+ year-​old home, all that remained was to solder the copper tubing, and of course the customary leaks sprung up. Having exhausted all the old tricks he had been taught by other people with the same bad luck with copper plumbing (including the ever-​popular bread trick), my husband retreated under the covers of our very comfortable bed and promptly prepared to sleep off his frustrations. Not a bad idea, actually… except that it would leave us without hot water all weekend.
But this time I was ready! I promptly grabbed my trusty iPad and went to the local BBB website. The first one that popped up was All American Plumbing and Drains. Besides their flawless credentials, my dearly departed Daddy’s race car that he raced in Europe had been named The All American, so this MUST be some sort of good omen, right? Never mind the fact that it was after dark on a Saturday night and the chance of getting a plumber out who didn’t charge me the inheritance of my first born was practically nil.
Still, I called the number and within 5 minutes received a call-​back from a very nice young man named Brad, who had been enjoying his pizza on a Saturday night, until my wicked, bony forefinger pecked out the numbers to All American Plumbing and drains on my phone’s key pad.
In an amazing display of dining and dashing, Brad turned up on our doorstep within about 15 minutes, his sweat pants and sneakers mute evidence of the fact that I had heartlessly dragged the poor guy from his man-​cave, wherever that was.
He got right to work, patiently enduring the ceaseless babbling stream of questions that kept popping into my head and tumbling out of my mouth. I was especially interested in the plastic line he used to replace the copper pipe. He was quick, efficient, professional and in no way displayed any sort of grudge against me for dragging him out so late on a weekend.
After the work was finished, Brad cleaned up the area, packed his tools and bravely accepted a token of my sincerest appreciation: a steaming, frothy mug of Asian Lavender Milk Tea, my latest culinary discovery turned obsession.
Summary: if you have a plumbing problem, DO NOT hesitate to call All American Plumbing and Drains. Thanks to them and Brad, we now have a professional, reliable and very reasonably priced backup system in place for all of our plumbing needs.
Thank you All American, and most of all, THANK YOU Brad!