Best Businesses in Indiana

We have just moved to Fishers and we needed a plumber to set up our water softener and our backup sump pump. We called around, but decided to go with Steve. He was very professional and accommodating. The guy he sent out to do the job was not very friendly in the beginning. He was not happy that he had to hook up our water softener. After he was done he walked me down to show me how to use the water softener and back up sump pump. He did a great job at going over the back up sump pump. However he had told me that the water softener needed to regenerate and for some reason it was not working and he did not know why. I then had to ask him do I need to reach back out to you if it doesn't regenerate as he said I guess. After him leaving i sat down to read the information booklet that came with the water softener and realized it needed 5gallons of water to start and then had to call the 1-800 number on the booklet. To which we figured out it wasn't turned on to service it was turned on to bypass. After turning it to service it was working per

We called Winters Plumbing because we had a leak after I over tightened a water supply line and mucked up the threads when installing a new faucet.
Isaiah came to our rescue. He did such a fabulous job and in a short amount of time. Very polite and knowledgeable and answered all our questions.
Great attitude, friendly and a nice guy to boot.
I would suggest Isaiah and Winters Plumbing to anyone.
Terrific company with great employees!

Just moved to Indy and apparently Indy have one of the most hardest water in the states. Called in and brought in bunch of salesmen. Out of all of them, we liked cooper's water the best. Scott, the owner, came out and sold us on the water softener and the drinking water system. We thought the price was fair. He did offer discounts for paying cash. The installer was quick and kind. We had no problem with him. The drinking water system we've got was bit bigger than I thought. It takes up half of my bottom of the sink area. So far, our water system is working nicely. I will see if something breaks, how their customer service will be. They do have 7 years warranty on all of their water softener I believe. So far, I do recommend this company.

BEWARE.  Hope Plumbing works on a 'contract' basis, not hourly.  We saw the signs around the neighborhood and called to fix a dripping shower.  Total time to fix the drop: 45 minutes.   Total bill: $231 ($163 is the standard faucet repair).   I called to check on why such a steep charge, thinking $100 would be reasonable.   It was explained that all faucet repairs are $163, plus parts.   For such a minor job I recommend going with a handyman, not Hope Plumbing.

I had great experience with Seriously 24-7 fixing a leaky faucet.  They were very professional, very well planned and organized, punctual, and efficient.  Price was very reasonable.

I would definitely use Grateful Plumber again, they responded quickly to my service request, and I didn't have to wait long to get the work done. Their prices are fair and reasonable and was less than other plumbers I called. And the quality of the work was great and they were respectful of my home.

We just bought our house in December and the AC went out. We had called a couple other companies but Chapman had the best price so much so we decided to go ahead and replace our furnace at the same time.

On the hottest day so far of the year Chapman was able to get right out to our house on Monday and get it installed on Thursday.  They were professional and busted their butts getting the system installed.

I was so happy with all the work and explanation of the systems. Highly recommend.

First time we used Big Frog Plumbing based on a recommendation and we were not disappointed. Scott arrived on time and was very pleasant. He came up with a solution that eliminated the need to cut into our drywall.  Impressive! We will definitely use them again and recommend them to others.

I had Mike out to do some work on a hot tub in a new house.  He was helpful and beyond the work told me where to get parts so I could work on things myself.  That's the mark of a
Contractor that's got enough work they don't care about you doing some of the work to cut costs.

Honest, courteous, prompt, friendly, and fair. Fixed water heater after original installer had botched the job. No pressure to upsell or feel like you are being taken advantage of. A really solid person with Midwestern values who shoots straight. Ever need a plumber who would treat you like an good, trusted friend? Bob is your man. 5 out of 5!

Two plumbers came out to my daughter's house to reseat a toilet, install a water softener with plumbing already in place, and install a new vanity/sink. My daughter called to go over the estimate with me before authorizing the work to be done. When she told me it would be approximately $700, I thought that was reasonable. But then I was told that was only for that day's charges because they had to come back to install the water softener. The total was over $1800!  I asked to speak to one of the plumbers for a breakdown of the estimate. One of the charges was $198 for them to go to the hardware store and pick up a couple parts!  Yes, they wanted to charge almost $200 to pick up some parts!!  When I told them to forget about it and we would find someone else, the plumber frantically tried to talk me into using them and said he'd take off 20%. When I told him that still wouldn't work, he wanted to know what I would be willing to pay. I wouldn't have had them do service for any price with them trying to rip off my young daughter and then play The Price is Right with me over the phone. I was told the service call would be $29 if we didn't get the service done. When I told them we were declining service, they tried to rip us off again by saying it would be $49 for the trip charge. I don't know what is going on, but $1800 for three small plumbing jobs that would take a couple hours is astronomical, and I was shocked that a locally owned and operated company would be double the price of the next estimate I received. And to be charged $200 to go down the street to the hardware store was completely unbelievable. It's the plumber's job to have the necessary parts, and if they don't have the right parts, it's their job to go get them or order them to repair at a later date. I am attaching a picture of the estimate. Maybe someone can explain why the prices are so much higher than the subsequent two estimates I received and why my daughter was going to be charged almost $200 to pick up parts. I am very disappointed in Carter's Plumbing and expected better from a local company.

Super pleased with Howald, Ricky was my service person and I was very pleased with his professionalism, timeliness, and expertise. The came the next morning of my initial call to replace an outdoor hose valve on my older home. And Ricky also provided me with a convenient indoor shut off valve with easy access. I appreciate you all and will be calling you for my next plumbing or HVAC needs.

Great service. Brandon was very professional and even fixed an issue the other plumbing company didn't fix correctly. I would highly recommend.

We called Saturday to make an appointment. We have a clogged drain that we just cannot get clear. They were ready to come Sunday, but both my husband and I work. The person who answered our call mentioned that they had to rip up slab at another site that day. It made sense for us to not squeeze it in when we were all busy. We agreed on Monday at/after 3pm. It's now 7:10p. We tried calling to see if someone was even going to stop over. No one answered, voice mail full. Ok...

I have always found the owner Mark to be very knowledgeable about water heaters. He knows his stuff. Gas water heaters are big on his list. The electric tankless are pretty much impossible except to run a single fixture in a home or business like a sink or lav. Plumbers know that. We get the specs on how much heat rise you can get from a device used to heat water from the cold, cold ground. A tank can heat and simmer the water over a two hour period. A tankless has to instantly heat the cold water into something usable.  For instance, a gas tank may be 38,000 BTU, and a tankless would need 199,000 BTU. That's over five times the amount of gas required to heat the water as quick as needed. Heating by electricity is far less efficient. I have learned so much over the years from Mark. Thanks :)

Very disappointed. I called Godby to find an electrical problem because a neighbor recommended them. We'd had a leak and the plumber (who did a great job) said the cause was an electrical current arcing on the pipes from malfunctioning fixtures. Godby's electrician spent something like four hours examining our electrical service and assured me there was no problem.

A month later, another leak. Plumber (same company but different individual) confirmed the problem was electricity on the pipes. Called Barth Electric; they sent an electrician who found the problem promptly and fixed it. Needless to say, I would NEVER use Godby again. Not only did we throw out the money we paid them, but the subsequent leak that could have been avoided cost nearly 400 to fix--and that's before repairing the hole in the drywall.

Fantastic customer service, super nice staff from the person answering the phone (I forgot her name) to the two technicians that came to my house (Jeff & CJ). Very knowledgeable and quick. It's a locally owned company which is also nice. They were the most professional people to ever service my AC (I've had a few). Would highly recommend.

Our shower would not turn off. We had to shut the water off for the entire house. Nick was able to rebuild the faucet for us and we are up and running again. I would recommend Summers if your looking for a reliable, reasonably priced plumber.

How are these people still in business? Because they are buying up advertising time on news networks so when people have a plumbing problem, Peterman will be the name that comes to mind. It's a smart ad strategy. However, the workers are so dishonest and maybe it's because the commission is too good to pass up? I had 3 different guys..2 workers AND a supervisor all lie to my face and tell me I needed a new pressure relief valve. All I needed was a new gage for it. The supervisor tried to sell me a hot water heater that cost twice what one would sell for.  I had a feeling he was ripping me off... I got one for less than half of what he quoted me. All I wanted was for one of the owners to call me so I could be heard. But they absolutely refused. So now, I tell everyone I meet that these people are the worst of the worst.

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