About Us

Scottsdale Septic and Sewer Response is a local-information and referral website operated within the Price-Quotes Professional Provider Network (PPN). We help you describe the job, reach one participating local provider for the service area, and make a more informed hiring decision without navigating the process alone.

How we help you

• A clearer starting point. Our request process organizes the service, location, timing, and project details a provider needs for a useful follow-up.
• One relevant connection. We assign the request to a participating contractor, supplier, agent, or specialist vetted under our provider standards for that service and area instead of broadcasting your information through an open bidding marketplace.
• Practical verification help. We publish provider standards, a consumer checklist, and links to official license, registration, permit, and safety resources so you can verify important claims directly.
• A place to raise concerns. If communication or work-related concerns cannot be resolved directly, you can send us the facts and supporting documents. Where we can, we will review the concern, seek a response from the participating provider, and advocate for a fair effort to address it.

Your choice and the provider's responsibility

The provider is an independent business, not our employee. The provider is responsible for inspections, estimates, credentials, contracts, permits, warranties, workmanship, and completing any agreed work. You remain free to ask questions, compare options, decline service, or choose someone else. Submitting a request never requires you to hire anyone.

If something goes wrong

Start by giving the provider a reasonable opportunity to respond. If the issue remains unresolved, email support@price-quotes.com with the site domain, provider name, service area, relevant dates, and available documentation. We may review records, request the provider's response, encourage a practical resolution, and pause or revoke network participation when our standards are not met.

We cannot act as a court, regulator, insurer, attorney, or guarantor, and we cannot compel a refund or particular result. We can listen, document the concern, help identify appropriate official resources, and use our relationship with a participating provider to advocate where doing so is responsible and supported by the facts.