TIER ONE MECHANICAL

We had 19 pipes burst during the big freeze last year. We patched those areas but knew we were in danger of hairline fractures opening up with changing temps etc. We shopped around for a re-pipe from copper to pex, and for someone to do it right. At the same time we wanted to replace our two 50 gallon water heaters with a single tankless system. We consistently heard from potential companies a) that we should only re-pipe the attic not the walls (because the walls were difficult, but we had had breaks on exterior walls) and b) a single tankless wouldn't work in our home that is just shy of 3500 square feet and one story (lots of long runs of pipe). Cody Huffman and Tier One came in here and heard our concerns and knew we wanted the job done once and done right. They researched the tankless heaters and designed a recirculation system for us. They completed the entire job, full re-pipe including in walls, and a tankless system for less than the estimates of others. We could not be more pleased. Hot water, all the time, throughout the house. And we are sleeping much better feeling protected from weather and age related breaks. We HIGHLY recommend Cody and his team at Tier One! Look no further than these guys!

— Chuck Greenlee

Do not use this service. Please advise. Please help me report them to the CSLB. Let's keep General Contractors honest with our cities. Do not use this service. Please let me know. Please help me report them to CSLB. Let's keep general contractors honest with our cities. I notified Frank Silva, General Manager of T1 Mechanical. in Inglewood that a company vehicle has its valves wide open (Truck 31) and was spilling fluids all over the ground. He said, 'it's only water and yelled at me. Unprofessional and also, if you are going to dump water, why not dispose of it properly. He told me that don't worry about it because it's not like Beverly Hills where the 'White People' live. ?? He mentions it was only Compton and the at it was okay for the ground to be clean by the water in those brown neighborhoods? Look, this was disrespectful and rude on his part, and I'm filing a complaint with the CSLB as well. The truck was leaking liquids all over the road, and Frank Silva didn't even care, and neither did the driver. Wrong. I notified Frank Silva, general manager of T1 Mechanical in Inglewood, that one of the company's vehicles (truck 31) had its valves wide open and was leaking liquids all over the ground. He said, "It's just water," and yelled at me. "How unprofessional! And besides, if you're going to waste water, why don't you dispose of it properly?" He told me not to worry because it's not like Beverly Hills, where white people live. He mentioned that it was just Compton and that it was fine for the ground to be clean by the water in those predominantly Black neighborhoods. Look, this was disrespectful and rude on his part, and I'm also going to file a complaint with the CSLB. The truck was leaking fluids all over the road, and Frank Silva didn't even care, nor did the driver. Mistake.

— C MA