Fidelis Plumbing

Joana R.

We were so very Pleased with Daniel and his professionalism and passion for what he does. Every time I reached out he answered right away and took care of whatever it was I was asking or needing. I highly recommend Daniel with Fidelis you won't be disappointed.

Kev K.

I got the postcard in the mail after purchasing a new home as well. I called the number thinking my S/O had talked about the water, so I thought it couldn't hurt and setup an appt for the presentation for today. However, I received no follow-up phone call "the next day to confirm appt", no rep showed up today, and now I'm thinking about how they just didn't come because I said no to having a spouse because they thought maybe she'd be a sucker? IDK but my day got messed up while waiting for someone who never came and didn't even call to say he wasn't coming.

Mark G.

Although we didn't end up agreeing to buy the product, but will be considering the option, Daniel and his wife gave us a very insightful presentation on what is good and bad about the water we use daily.

The five stars is based on their presentation and their understanding of our current situation without pushing us too hard for a sale.

Mark & Mary.

Cintia R.

I would like to thanks Fidelis regarding very good explanation and evaluation on our water quality. It seems a very helpful system to unsure family health.

Meagan K.

I too received one of the misleading postcards in the mail after recently moving into our new home. It looked kind of fishy, but I went ahead and called the number because I had been ordering several packages and wanted to make sure I hadn't missed one. I was pretty surprised when the "parcel" they wanted to deliver was actually a gift card. To get the gift card, you have to let this company (Fidelis) "test your water". I let them schedule a time to come by, figuring they were trying to sell something but that I'd at least get a free gift card out of it.

The guy was at my home for about an hour, and went through his routine. They spend a lot of time convincing you how terrible the city's water is, then after all that they try to sell you their equipment on the premise that it will somehow drastically improve the city's nasty water. Doesn't make much sense. Then they go into excruciating detail about how much money you spend on soap and how they will provide you a lifetime of soap and shampoo. Pretty silly. If you're like me, you have a specific kind of shampoo and conditioner you use, and I'm not about to just use some crap they give me for "free". Then the salesperson will hit you with their hard sell tactics and try to get you to buy on the spot. My husband and I were definitely not going to make such a big financial decision right then and there, which clearly upset the guy. He was polite throughout the encounter, but you could tell he was a little frustrated. He made a comment about not wanting to waste anymore of our time or HIS. Lol ok buddy.

It's despicable how they try to take advantage of new homeowners through the postcards, and no, this gimmick is not a good way of introducing new homeowners to the neighborhood or whatever excuse the company uses to defend this tactic. If they had some class they'd be upfront and put their NAME on the card. It's a ridiculous amount of money (~8K) and based on the reviews, the system isn't worth it. Apparently there are annual maintenance "fees" and costs to replace filters. Any company that has to use tactics like this has something fishy going on and requires further investigating. OH- and I did ask the salesperson about their return/refund policy. They give you TWO DAYS to change your mind. That's it. This is ridiculous and turned me off even more.

Long story short, I did get the gift card, which is what I wanted, I really had no intention to buy anything and pretty much knew what I was getting into. This might be a good deal for somebody actually interested in getting a water softener, but do your homework and know their operation is sketchy from the get-go. I feel bad for new homeowners that don't know any better and let these people sucker them into a very costly, longterm financial decision that they will probably regret (see the other reviews).

Amanda M.

We are delighted with not only the product, but the overall experience in which Fidelis offers!! Oscar was a joy to work with, he was not pushy and took his time to answer all of our questions. I would highly recommend Fidelis to any person who wants healthier, cleaner, and altogether better water! I feel so good about what I'm giving my children to drink, they have begun calling it the angel water. Installation was quick, and we saw immediate results!

Andrew H.

Be careful of the scams they use to engage in sales. They will send fake looking postcards disgusted as the postal service to get your phone number, then they will put you on their list.

If I were anyone else, I would stick to something less shady with better reviews.

I am amazed with the replies that are being given to this spam and misleading use of postal cards.

1. The company name is provided but service and intent are NEVER given.

2. The attempt to mislead the recipient is similar to what a used car dealership or timeshare sales would do to attempt to bait in potential buyers.

3. Any elderly or unsuspecting person that was not keen to this misleading information would have likely wasted a trip to the local post office only to be told this has nothing to do with them.

It would clear up A LOT of the hate and anger towards this company if they would remove ALL phishing and misleading materials from circulation and focus on honest and worthwhile marketing.

I AM looking to install a water softener for the amazingly hard water here my area but this and all of the other phishing reviews I have found have only made me add this company to my "REFUSE TO DO BUSINESS WITH" category.

They will probably reply with some lame response like:

"Hello FIRST NAME, the post card is a tool used to reach our neighbors who have recently moved into the areas we service, so we can share some valuable information regarding the water quality in their area and to provide options they may not know about. The package is a gift for your time. Sorry we could not be of service for you and your family."

Alycia F.

My husband and I purchased this system about a year and a half ago when we moved into our home. The salesman was very nice but we had some concerns about moving since my husband and I are both active duty military. The salesman reassured us that in the event that we move that they would come and uninstall the system (did not mention they would charge us) and reinstall it in our new home WHEREVER we go. We've paid a lot of money for this system and would expect good customer service and no additional fees. Now that my husband and I are moving to our next base in Florida, I called to have our system removed. I was told it will be $225 to uninstall it and they don't have anyone in Florida to install it so I'll have to hire a plumber to do it. When I bought the system the salesman told us they were based out of Florida. Conveniently, this man no longer works there. I'm very upset with how we were lied to and even now that we explained to them that we are active duty and have no control over moving they only took $50 off the uninstallment fee. Also, the soaps that you get along with the system are extremely low quality and do not live up to the "5 years" they're supposed to last. I wish I never purchased this system!

After this post, the management team reached out to me and lowered the fee to $50. We will still need to hire a plumber to reinstall this unit in our new home at our own cost.

Michael M.

Sent me a phishing attempt lying that I had a missing parcel and this was my final notice. When I called, they offered me a free gift card. "To get the gift card, you have to schedule a water test with Fidelis Plumbing". This scam is so infuriating!

Rea K.

It's a sales pitch. The card I got "NOTICE OF PARCEL ON HOLD" "FINAL NOTICE" on a red post card led me to believe this was something I may have ordered. "PLEASE CONTACT US WITHIN (3) DAYS"

Wow! What could this possibly be? What did I order? What was shipped to me? Nothing was shipped to you, nothing but a sales gimmick.

There is "NO" parcel and it's not from the Post Office or any other shipping service. It's from a company wanting to sell you water treatment through a fairly obvious marketing trick.

What's sad is I bought my home in a planned community for the elderly, which I'm not, yet but I have an elderly mother that lives with me and I think about the slight of hand deceptive tactics to sell unsuspecting people on a product.

This is the gimmick. They say "you have a parcel" then when you call they tell you they have a gift card for you and your special because you bought a home in some specific area and for free they will come out a test your water and give you this gift card. So I ask myself "where is the parcel". Anyway if you set up an appointment a sales guy will come to your home and...... check you water. How much do you want to bet me that this sales person will find something wrong with your water warranting some full house filtration system that costs a lot of money. If your water is 99.9999 pure, they will find something wrong with it.

If they has just been honest up front and said, "we are a water treatment company and would like to test your water for free and maybe discuss some possible treatments we think would benefit you" that's at least on the level.

Never trust a company that starts off deceptively.