Plumbing services by Cortes Plumbing & Heating in Cumberland, Rhode Island

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Cortes Plumbing & Heating Working Hours & Phone & Addresses

	Address:	56 Angell Rd, Cumberland, RI 02864, United States
	Phone:	14013347711
	Website:	No website
	Department's Webpage:	No website for this department
	Working Hours:	Sunday: Closed Monday: 8AM-5PM Tuesday: 8AM-5PM Wednesday: 8AM-5PM Thursday: 8AM-5PM Friday: 8AM-5PM Saturday: 8AM-5PM

Latest Testimonials

sandra sasso

Victor Cortes of Cortes Plumbing had been my plumber for a number of years. Among other services he installed a new furnace and a hot water heater at my home. A day before this past Thanksgiving I saw a puddle of water in my laundry/furnace room. The water was not far from my water heater but the area was dry around the heater. I called Mr. Cortes and left a message. I very stupidly waited through the thanksgiving holiday for a return call. Meanwhile, the water situation was getting worse. I called once again and Mr. Cortes answered. When I explained the situation he said he did not "do this any more." Would not a return courtesy call to me have been in order? I still do not know if he's retired or just selective about the jobs he takes. I asked him for a referral and he was of no help whatsoever. I learned a costly lesson in waiting until after the holiday for a call from Mr. Cortes as mold had started to form under my flooring from a leaking hot water pipe. Is professionalism and courtesy completely obsolete?

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