Coury Plumbing

Deloris T.

neither luke or adam coury are licensed by the state of arizona as plumbing contractors as their business card states. hindsight - i should have checked before a let them repair a leak. i had an individual try to fix the an outside faucet that was leaking in the wall, they opened the wall up but attempted to fix the leak with glue and tape which resulted in my bedroom getting flooded as the fix came undone. i then dug out the mess they made and went to home depot and bought he copper pipe and fittings i needed and put them on myself. i did not feel confident in my plumbing skills so coury plumbing came out to finish up the job. the pipe i put on was left as was and the only plumbing was to solder a piece to hold up the faucet. they removed the shut off valve i bought and replaced it with a cheaper one - retaining the more expensive one. the coury who did the welding said he would be back to fix the wall. no one showed back up to fix he wall and have refused to since. i paid coury plumbing $250 which included putting the wall back. do not use - not licensed - as well as being dishonest.

Karen D.

Adam Coury is not licensed nor does he have the skills to do the work he claims he can do. He renovated our shower and tub and installed new tile in the shower. His work was sloppy and we had to have the bathroom redone within months because there was a gaping CRACK in the shower wall opening up to the inside of the house. The shower was unusable. I have attached photos of Adam Coury's handiwork. Beyond the shower being unusable, the work was sloppy. Tiles were installed uneven and crooked, tile edges were jagged due to bad cuts, excess grout covered the decorative tiles, etc. Just look at the photos. By the way, this was his second attempt at tiling this shower. The first was worse. Adam was unwilling to make things right, so we received a partial refund through a credit card dispute.

We spent an additional $5k to repair what was a functioning bath/shower before Adam had got to it. We have considered taking him to court to recoup our losses, but we know we'd never see a dime. He couldn't even pay $200 to get supplies at Home Depot to start the work. In fact, he asked for additional money halfway through the job after we paid a substantial deposit.

All this to say, watch out for Adam Coury. He is ILLEGALLY soliciting contract work without the proper licenses. I wouldn't trust him to unclog a toilet.

Deloris T.

neither luke or adam coury are licensed by the state of arizona as plumbing contractors as their business card states. hindsight - i should have checked before a let them repair a leak. i had an individual try to fix the an outside faucet that was leaking in the wall, they opened the wall up but attempted to fix the leak with glue and tape which resulted in my bedroom getting flooded as the fix came undone. i then dug out the mess they made and went to home depot and bought he copper pipe and fittings i needed and put them on myself. i did not feel confident in my plumbing skills so coury plumbing came out to finish up the job. the pipe i put on was left as was and the only plumbing was to solder a piece to hold up the faucet. they removed the shut off valve i bought and replaced it with a cheaper one - retaining the more expensive one. the coury who did the welding said he would be back to fix the wall. no one showed back up to fix he wall and have refused to since. i paid coury plumbing $250 which included putting the wall back. do not use - not licensed - as well as being dishonest.

Karen D.

Adam Coury is not licensed nor does he have the skills to do the work he claims he can do. He renovated our shower and tub and installed new tile in the shower. His work was sloppy and we had to have the bathroom redone within months because there was a gaping CRACK in the shower wall opening up to the inside of the house. The shower was unusable. I have attached photos of Adam Coury's handiwork. Beyond the shower being unusable, the work was sloppy. Tiles were installed uneven and crooked, tile edges were jagged due to bad cuts, excess grout covered the decorative tiles, etc. Just look at the photos. By the way, this was his second attempt at tiling this shower. The first was worse. Adam was unwilling to make things right, so we received a partial refund through a credit card dispute.

We spent an additional $5k to repair what was a functioning bath/shower before Adam had got to it. We have considered taking him to court to recoup our losses, but we know we'd never see a dime. He couldn't even pay $200 to get supplies at Home Depot to start the work. In fact, he asked for additional money halfway through the job after we paid a substantial deposit.

All this to say, watch out for Adam Coury. He is ILLEGALLY soliciting contract work without the proper licenses. I wouldn't trust him to unclog a toilet.