Best Plumbing Services in Jacksonville, FL

I was a bit dissatisfied at first due to a scheduling mixup. However, the next day Josh arrived on time and with great energy. I needed to have the faucet in my shower fixed but he earned my trust by doing great work and not pressuring me. He gave me options I didn't know I had so that I could research & make informed decisions on things that had seemed too daunting to have addressed for years. I then set another appointment to have all of my toilets replaced, garbage disposal removed, a set of shower fixtures replaced-and Josh even quickly resolved a bad odor that was coming from a drain in my laundry closet for years that myself and family had unsuccessfully tried to resolve. He paid attention to detail and efficiently removed the garbage disposal and installed the new pipe in a way that gave me more space under the sink. I'm very pleased and will use Premier Plumbing, LLC for my future needs.

Came out to hook up a new gas dryer.  Did a great job.  Showed up when they said they would.  Certainly would recommend!

We just had to have our whole house repiped & I can not say enough about Kyle Jones, owner of Atlantic Plumbing Services, Inc. & his guys Jeremy & Evan.These guys were here early every morning & worked hard all day long.  Kyle came the very next day after our pipe broke. Everyone else was 2-6 weeks out, but because it was an emergency he took care of us. His price was better than the other 7 plumbers we called too! I highly recommend him! Excellent Service!!!
The building Inspector just came & said he did a really good job & that it was amazing what they can really do!
We can not Thank You enough!
Kyle Jones 904-233-8645
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Very trustworthy outfit! Very responsive! Very fair pricing! They are great, trust me!

Made appointment, then took pic of traffic and cancelled! UNPROFESSIONAL AND UNRELIABLE. Newsflash: I go to work regardless of traffic.

Honest guy who does good work at a fair price! He installed a water softener for us and we couldn't be happier. He is a small business, does all the appointment scheduling himself, doesn't accept credit cards, so don't expect any of that.

We had our cast iron sewer lines fail which required a full re pipe and  new connection to the city.  Our water lines were also failing.  This was a a massive job that included trenching, demo of concrete, and some wall demo. My concern was how disruptive it might be to our tenants.  Jeff was incredible...he worked diligently and efficiently to minimize the disruption, kept us updated with photos of the daily progress and rebuilt all of the areas where he had to break concrete.  The jobsite and property was left better than new, with new flooring and paint that matched. He even fixed a dishwasher leak that wasn't part of the bid, it was a very nice touch.   Its very rare to get this level of service with plumbing companies and I cant recommend them enough for small or large jobs, they have my business for life...A+

Mike Scott plumbing did some work to my hot water heater. They never called to schedule me after I was referred to them by Duke Energy.  I have to call them 11 days later.  They came out and did some repairs but missed the water leak. When I called back the next they - they were rude and gave me a hard time. I'm a pretty reasonable person with appropriate expectations from people who do work for me.  Wasnt good.  Try someone else first.

This company has given us the worst customer support that we have ever encountered from any company that has sold us a active unit send out worthless the technicians nothing has worked right at all from day one not impressed not happy not please don't deal with them

SCAM ARTIST
Signed a contract for plumbing services and issued a deposit for the services.  

6 weeks later, the services have not been performed.  No contact and will not answer phone or return calls.

I purchased the most comprehensive American Home Shield Warranty plan when I moved to FL and purchased a 15 year old home 6 months ago (this is relevant I promise). On Friday, my water heater stopped working. I called the service request number and the service request was created. The plumber was assigned to be through All Hours Emergency Plumber. They should change the name to All Business Hours Only Plumbing. I didn't have hot water all weekend and didn't hear back from them until Monday. When the plumber arrived, he seemed to know more about the fine print of my warranty contract than me. The plumber glanced at my water heater for all of 2 seconds before stating the problem is a power surge that damaged the electrical components of the unit. This also looks new so it seems like this was a faulty unit from the start. It seems like the plumber chose two specific problems that he knew wouldn't be able to be covered by the warranty. And when I looked at the contract and called AHS, I confirmed and was told that those are two reasons where the warranty will not cover the appliance. This tells me that the technicians don't want to have to deal with the warranty and so they'll do whatever they need to do in order to have the customer pay out of pocket. Which defeats the entire purpose of a warranty.
If you have a warranty, try to go with another plumber other than All Hours because maybe another company will be more willing to help you as a warranty customer. I also recommend reading the reasons for appliances not being covered and notify the technician you already are on alert for if they're going to try to upsell you because of warranties.

DO NOT use this company!  We had a minor natural gas leak under the house that our HVAC company found and informed us about.  I made the mistake of calling TECO Gas first and they turned off the gas to the entire house at the meter and locked the lever so we could not turn it back on.  This meant that we were in a jam and had to get a technician out ASAP.  After calling several other companies that could not have a technician out in less than a few days, I found A1 Plumbing on the internet and called them.  They told me they could get a tech out that afternoon and that the trip charge would be $79 and that it WOULD NOT be applied to the cost of the repair.  I asked what the cost of the repair would be (expecting an hourly rate because the repair had to be diagnosed first) and was told that the folks who schedule the tech could not discuss any further pricing other than the trip charge and nor could they connect me to anyone else who could.  This should have been a BIG red flag, but I was desperate so I scheduled the tech who came out even sooner than expected (a good thing).  Once there, I explained to the tech where the leak was (based on what the HVAC guys told me) and he said that there was a flat $350 charge to diagnose where the leak was and what repair was needed and that this amount would also NOT be applied to the cost of the repair.  I asked him why I was not told that over the phone initially and he said that the staff that schedules the techs cannot quote any charge other than the $79 trip charge....  But, I persisted, it's a flat charge so there is no reason the customer cannot be told about it just like the flat $79 trip charge.  Apparently, that's just company policy.  Anyway, I was desperate so even after asking him to call into the office to try to ameliorate the $350 flat fee (to no avail), I agreed to pay the $350 to diagnose the leak.  The tech crawled under the house and came back out after maybe 5-10 min and showed me pictures of an apparent gas leak at two adjacent fittings at a T in the gas pipe.  After some discussion, he told me it would cost $175 to repair the leak in the two fittings.  So, once again, being desperate and already into this for $429, I agreed to go forward with the repair.  The tech was under the house and out in maybe 10-15 minutes, charged the system to make sure there was no more leak, and took my payment and left.  Total bill - $604!!!!!   All in all, without all the discussions over the charges, the tech spent maybe 45 min - 1 hour (at the most) from the time he arrived at my house to the time he left.   $604!!!
After the fact (end of April 2018), I called A1 Plumbing 7 or 8 times trying to reach the owner to discuss the (in my opinion) exorbitant amount I had been charged and was told over and over that he was out and would call me back.  Once, I actually spoke with him (Toby) and he said he would review the matter and call me back.  He never did and after a few additional calls from me, I was told by Office Manager (Ashley) that Toby was not the owner and that she would review the matter and let me know what if any adjustment could be made.  Never heard back from Ashley or anyone else.
Yes, I was quoted the $79 trip charge and told it would not be applied to the repair work.  No, I was not told during my initial call about the $350 flat fee (also not applied to the repair cost) to diagnose the leak and quote me the cost to repair.  The $350 flat fee to diagnose the problem was only made known to me once the tech had arrived and I had agreed to pay $79 just for his trip over (that would not be applied to the repair work).  So, only after I had agreed to pay $429 (none of which will be applied to the cost of the repair) was I told that the repair would cost $175 (arguably reasonable amount for the repair and time involved).
Bottom line, if you have ANY other option, DO NOT use A1 Plumbing and if you don't have any other option, at least you now know what they won't disclose up front.

Called out to repair toilet that would not drain properly, the tech tried to clear the line and it still did not drain properly. He said the toilet is old we need to replace it and then should drain fine. I bought a new toilet and installed it, with no luck. When I called the office to get them back out to repair the problem, the staff was very rude and aggressive.  I paid them for a service  that they did not provide and they wanted to charge me again for the service while being rude and yelling at me.

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