W. H. Scott

This is a review of Bill Scott and his lack of professionalism in handling my plumbing needs. If you are looking for plumbing work, I advise you to look elsewhere.
I was given Bill Scott’s name as he is the plumber of the Association where I reside. He was hired to identify the source (s) of a leak at my condo residence which occurred when I did my laundry. He identified one source of my leak, which was coming from my appliance, however, he concluded after cutting various holes in the walls and garage ceiling of my condo unit, that there were no plumbing leaks.
After his assessment, I then hired a contractor to come out and patch up all the drywall that Bill had cut out. However, my contractor, immediately upon viewing my drain pipe said he did not want to patch up the walls, because he believed I still had a leak as was evident by the soap/​water stain on the outside of my drain pipe. He took a glass of water and poured it down my drain pipe, and sure enough, there was a leak.
When I contacted Bill Scott about this, he refused to see the identification of the second leak as his responsibility. He then became extremely defensive and yelled at me over the phone. He also refused to negotiate any reduced amount for his plumbing services.
To make matters worse, he was difficult to work with during the entire process as he refused to schedule appointments in advance. On one occasion, he called on a Saturday night and asked if I could cancel my plans the next day to accommodate him on Sunday. On another occasion, he called me at 6:00AM on a weekday, asking if he could come by that same day at 8:00AM. No consideration to the fact that I, myself, have to go to work.
To identify the source of my leak, or half of the source, it took Bill Scott 5 visits which spanned the time frame of 2 months!!! Had it not been because of the ambiguity of whether the condo association would pay for the repair, I would have never used the Association’s plumber and would have just hired someone on my own.
My advice would be to think twice before working with Bill Scott.