We needed our pump checked, we weren't getting water like we used to. When Adam arrived with a sour attitude, he mostly complained about our dirt roads that we have no control over the maintenance (so they're washboard and bumpy) then complained that he had to drive "allllllllll the way from Chino to Dewey, 45 minute drive in the pump truck" (which that rant went on longer than necessary) and then had the audacity to give us a hard time when we did not need a pump, shoved an invoice at us and to

Paid for a new pump to be installed was initially quoted $3,500 without knowledge what was in the well. Once work was completed the price was $4,600 called 2 other companies in the area and provided a comparison and was given the $3,600 quote by both companies. Not sure where the disconnect is but it appears someone is not telling the truth!

Adam from Valley Pump Service (not a BBB affiliated company) was hired by a potential house buyer to test the well prior to the sale at a cost of $655. Adam showed up 10 minutes early on the appointed day and drove to the back of the house rather than the front door. I met him in the back yard and said hello. The first words out of his mouth were "Let's start with you showing me the well." I said no, "Let's start with introductions. I'm XXX, the home owner. Who are you?" He said Adam. I