Respected sir/madam,
\r\nDont call DNB plumbing for your plumbing needs if you dont wanna get ripped off. This is a fraud company trust me I have worked there and have seen everything from my own eyes.\r\n\r\nI finely quit DNB Plumbing Service. I was so upset with this company about some of the things they were during through out the year that I worked for them, and last night I started thinking. I couldn’t sleep I toss and turn all night. I went back and forth about this Company wondering because some of the things they did didn’t really make sense to me. For instance why they would question me time and time again on particular jobs. They would ask the same question over and over. Then last night it came to me, they kept asking this same question until they could get enough information where they could justify to the warranty company why some customers should be denied warranty coverage. Yes! I thought they may be committing fraud; please let me explain.\r\n\r\nThis is the process. DNB Plumbing Service fax or e-mail service calls from one of the Warranty companies they deal with (American Homesheild) (Old Republic) or (First American) OR (Fidelity National)\r\n\r\nThe calls then go out to the plumbers and the plumber go to the home owners place to check out or make any needed repairs that are covered by the home owner warranty company; lets back up a minute. Company policy which changes from day to day minute by minute, plumbers do not call the warranty companies and do not give the customers any information or advise only the office will call the warranty company Owner AKA Valerie and Office Manager AKA Debora or any one in the office that happens to be working that day in the office under strict supervision, now with that said lets get back to the plumber. The plumber checks out the problem and if it is covered the plumber fixes the problem if the home owner has the coverage, but if not they can get plumbing repairs done at a cost set by DNB at this time we the plumbers right it down and have to call into the office and tell them what the problem was and then Valerie or some one in the office would call it into the warranty companies if need be.