Warnecke & Sohn GmbH & Co. KG

It was a long time ago they have been there for a long time. A friend had an apartment across the street for. .. yes well well I once used and so communicative with questions and can behave. Some Santär companies are not as respectful as these and are polite and leave everything so clean and clean

I'm very satisfied with ALL The technician is on time for agreed appointment The work done is flawless and the price is reasonable I agree

Very competent advice and execution. What is offered and promised will be respected. Complaints are quickly responded to and improved. Gladly again.

Unfortunately we were disappointed again. Cheeky employee who makes fun of the needs of customers. Does not work. Warnecke and son is not commissioned by us again. Too bad, we are always trying to support craft businesses in the district.

Unfortunately, this plumber's business in the qualitative execution of the work has diminished greatly since he is no longer headed by the senior boss. The junior boss is not competent enough to even approach the quality of his father. Very bad! This plumber is a danger to the people! He checks filled gas lines with a burning lighter and accepts it approvingly that he can trigger gas explosions! From the legal regulations, to check filled gas lines with appropriate devices for leaks, he apparently has no idea. Which would mean that he is completely incompetent! Or he deliberately acts against these legal regulations. Which would mean that he wants to cause a house fire! In any case, you should always hire another plumber! If you care about your life and you do not want to suddenly have a burned house! Of course, one first tries to come to a solution as a customer even with such completely incompetent plumbers. The result, however, was that this completely incompetent person yelled at his customer because it did not work and they had turned to an actual specialist company, which gave this incompetent plumber tuition. Reply from the owner 7 hours ago Too bad (the comma is missing!) That (a s missing!) You have not contacted us (the comma fails again!) To solve the problem. So far this has always worked in a personal conversation.