The company had been bought by another plumbing called Absolute Airflow. That company located in LA, and technicians are. coming all the way from there. I had a plumbing appointment scheduled, and they called in the middle of appointed window to cancel. The person was not apologetic and sounded like its a normal practice for them. Avoid unless you don’t mind waisting you time.

This may have been a business with high positive reviews before they got sold. Today I called to have a minor repair done. I was very clear with the dispatcher as to what supplies were needed (just some very common 1” pvc). I dug the trench and had everything ready for them. They showed up, no supplies, and quoted me $800 plus to replace two couplings and two 90s. See the photo and consider what you think is reasonable. I spent $35 at a hardware store and that included the pipe cutter.

I have used Yochim a couple times after moving to Santa Clarita. I had a big kitchen remodel job, and after one of the big name brands ripped me off, decided to undertake most of the work myself. Eventually, I decided to use Yochim to finish installation for my own piece of mind repairing/installing my sewage pipes and also sweating some of the new copper plumbing I wanted installed, as I wasnt confident in my own work and wanted it done right before burying it under my new drywall. Jason and John did most of the work for me, along with some other guys (sorry, cant remember your names), and these guys were professional and did quality work. They ended up doing the work and charging me less than what my original quote was. That shows integrity and honesty. I am in the trades myself, and know good quality, and the fact that they did good quality work for their price point really left a good impression on me. Will definitely be using them for big plumbing jobs in the future. The only complaint is that the stucco guy they recommended to patch some stucco didnt do the best job, but he was not employees by or related to Yochim, so cant really ding them for that. Thanks for the solid work guys.