Best Businesses in Indianapolis, IN

Jimmie Self with Who's Our Plumber is one of the most honest, fair, diligent, and knowledgeable plumbing contractors I have ever worked with.  I have hired Jimmie to work on my own house multiple times, and including 2 slab leaks that required the excavation of a portion of my garage, porch, sidewalk, and the installation of a brand new service line.   The company was not only diligent in completing the work, but also great at communicating with the my insurance company directly.   I recommend Who's your plumber to all of my real estate clients, friends, and family, and everyone has had an excellent experience related to timely service, pricing, and having their plumbing problem solved.

Had no idea til three weeks ago that Yelp had a fabulous feature...free concierge so to speak.  Yes, I did do an IRL Hoosier football wave by myself for this as if I was on the 50 yard line.  Happen stance on Yelp when I figured it out ;) .  I'm also sending a big whoop whoop for this today.  Thank you YELP!

After some disappointing efforts from other plumbers last month July/August 2022, this concierge feature on Yelp proves amazing.  

All I did was used what I had with Yelp & explained what was needed in the app then inserted pics.  Four local plumbers contacted me within seconds. A Team Plumbing Company being one of them. Adam at A Team Plumbing Company (Indianapolis) is quite stellar in the customer service department.  He far exceeded my expectations.  

Yes, we're all busy these days.  However IMO follow up is what will help a local business prosper.  Clear explanation is a plus.  Tho I'm not well versed in any technical plumbing words, Adam knew what I was referring to & what I knew was needed but couldn't say it to remedy our situation.  Per then sweating v Pex.  These words mean something else to me :).   I never felt as if Adam was trying to talk over my head or trying to make a fast buck. Thank you so much Adam!  Your patience & kindness is greatly appreciated.  

With supply chain issues, gas prices, & etc being what each Hoosier is dealing with today or trying to, these folks at A Team Plumbing Company understood this as well.  Things happened that prevented us from hiring this company.  Adam's follow ups made a positive impression on me personally.  This impression is why I'm writing this today.  I've spoken to this owner, Adam.  The vibes I received from him & his team are similar to the set of standards I have for myself.  Having it extended back to me without knowing another IRL or conducting paid business with them says more to a person like me.  

I know most definitely if or when I need Adam's expertise at A Team Plumbing Company, he will immediately contact me back to set it up.  I will be happy in doing so.

Kudos to this local establishment for sure!

Aqueduct saved my mom $2750 over a quote from a large local firm! David came out, rapidly diagnosed the problem, and fixed it on the spot within a couple hours. No more leaks! The 'big company' guy wandered around the house dropping quotes for new toilets, drilling holes, and replacing all the lines that had nothing wrong with them. SO... if you want somebody who straight-up and no BS, David is the guy! (OTOH if you want outrageous quotes and massive up-selling, then go with Acme...)

We hired Precision Leak detection to locate the leak- He was wonderful, came out the day we called him, pinpointed the leak with thermal imaging, ultrasound and pressurized the lines with air to double check with ultrasound. Very informative and accurate. We Highly Recommend!

These guys rock. Called and was scheduled next day; they came out and attempted repair on a leaking bathtub overflow but couldn't eliminate the leak completely (had a bathtub fitted over the original, and the leak wasn't in the plumbing). Ryan was honest, informative, and presented all options -  leaving me with a stronger sense of what to try next and how to resolve my issue. Best of all, the price was incredibly reasonable for the work performed. I can't recommend these guys enough - if you have plumbing needs, give them a call - you won't be disappointed.

The owner called me back in a Sunday to explain that I was not having a plumbing issue as much as I was having a ground water issue in my septic tank. He was super helpful and I really appreciated it

I needed a new toilet installed and a friend recommended Sordahl plumbing. The man who came out was knowledgeable and was able to get everything switched out quickly. It's working great! I'm having them come back next week to install some cut-off valves under the sinks. I'd recommend for efficient and good service.

I have hired them for 2 major jobs and he is always fair priced and works me in quickly. Top quality work and communicated very well ! Will always call him first for plumbing needs !

We had a plumbing leak in our basement. We called Service Plus - two different guys fiddled around the entire day and then they let us know that they were going to need help from a more senior guy who could come out later in the evening. Until then, no using water, period. They called later explaining that it would be even later than expected, possibly 10 or 11pm, which turned into later, which turned into the next morning. They sent a more senior guy who came out and said that we needed a new grinder pump which, with installation, they estimated at $7782.

Sent them away and called Covalen, who charged me $3382 with tax and installation.  Covalen, Rick 317-308-2957

These gentlemen were wonderful! They came out on a Thursday evening to give us a quote, and we're back Saturday afternoon to do the job of installing an additional outlet in the garage. They were very thorough on the planning, and the checked a couple times to make sure they were doing what we wanted. They were very well priced, courteous, quick with their work, and cleaned up after themselves. We will definitely use them again for future electrical projects.

Called because toilet flapper sometimes was failing to fall. They changed out flapper and fill valve but when he was done, the toilet constantly cycled, refilling on its own because the new flapper leaked constantly.

Called back.  They returned and said 1. The old flapper had probably been leaking constantly also. NO it definitely was NOT refilling every several minutes on its own.  The toilet after their fix was working worst than before they came!  2. They then announced the toilet was TOO OLD and it had to be totally replaced! It would never seal right because the porcelain was worn.  

IF that was true, then why had they replaced both the fill valve and the flapper and charged for this?

Called a different company who changed out the flapper.  This time, it only refilled few couple hours instead of every several minutes. They returned and changed the flapper for the third time and the toilet has worked FINE ever since. Flapper falls every time. Flapper seals completely.

Obviously the toilet was not worn out or in need of total replacement as Isley claimed.

Feeling as if one is being both charged and lied to by the plumbing company one has used for decades is upsetting.

We had an emergency on a Sunday. Dave was out in an hour, made a game plan and was out the next day for the entire day fixing the issues. He was professional, knowledgeable and accommodating. Thanks Dave, and everyone else!

I needed someone to help my elderly Mom out with a couple of repair problems, and I don't live in the area. Kit was super responsive and timely. Kit quickly identified the issue and resolution. Then he followed through to finish the repairs. Great guy. Thank you, Kit!

Our air conditioner unit started blowing regular air and we called on a Sat. night. They responded back as I was leaving a message. The tech could be there on Sun. morning. He arrived and diagnosed the problem and told me the part (A condenser I believe) was Basically $250. Although I am no heating and air tech I went online before he arrived and was correct in what he told me was the issue. The part online was anywhere from $20 to $40. I don't know if a person has to have a license in order to get the parts needed, but a part with an 800% markup over what a price is online is ridiculous. Plus the weekend rate and part equaled $400. With all that being said, I would try to hold out another day (they did tell me that was an option) in order to save extra cash. 95 degree days are pretty miserable so we went with it and just paid the cost. Service was great, tech seemed like a good guy (forgot his name) but if you know a person with experience in that field, I would try to get them to help you and work out a deal with them if possible

Spent 11k on a new hvac system 4 years ago from ARS. A part broke on the AC unit and even though I have a 10 year parts warranty they won't honor it. Called district manager Rick Watson and they screened my call every time. 4 attempts were made to talk to him about the warranty and he wouldn't talk to me or return my calls. They sent a another tech out and he found the broken part which cause a Freon leak. The tech quoted me 3200 to repair it and he acted like he was giving me a deal. I have since gotten it fixed by another hvac company and they charged 1200$. Bottom line: don't do business with these crooks. It's truly incredible they are still in business.

I moved into a new home back in March. On April 13th, 2018, I had to use my home warranty because my Water heater was leaking.  The water wasn't staying in the pan and it was leaking all over my ceramic tile and onto the carpet. Kevin from L.D. Smith Plumbing came out. He told me I needed to have the water heater replaced. I agreed. He replaced it and installed the new one. He informed me that the home warranty didn't cover the disposal of the old unit, so at this time I paid $140, so he could take my old broken one away. Kevin at this time only replaced the water heater and not the pan. We talked about water leaking out of the pan and he saw water under the pan. He said that it will dry out, there was just a lot due to it leaking.

Now fast forward to 9/21/2018, I had to have them come back out (through the Home Warranty) because the pipe on my water heater was leaking again! It was not holding in the pan again! I had to keep switching out towels every day for two weeks prior because the pan was leaking all over my ceramic tile and carpet again! When Kevin came back in he told me that he talked to the home warranty company and they said they would cover the leaking pipe, but I needed to add a expansion tank and they didn't cover that. He then joked about how he had to word things correctly to the home warranty people because they are picky about what they cover. He told them he had to change the pipe (which was on the side of the water heater), but when he told them that the pan was leaking again - they all of a sudden wouldn't cover him removing the water heater, so I had to pay out of pocket for that and that cost was $544! I at this time asked him why I would have to pay to have him pull the water heater out to see if there was a crack in the drain pan and his response was Well it's not covered and that is the cost of labor to unhook the unit and pull it out to replace the pan. I stood in disbelief because the water heater needed removed anyways so he could fix the pipe and cut the pipe on top to install the expansion tank. He just looked at me like he understood, but said he had to charge me that. This was on top of the $364 I had to pay for this expansion tank because supposedly the water heater heats up too fast and it needs more room for the water to go when it expands. Not sure if this is true or not because right now I'm not believing anything I was told by this company. I had to pay the total $908 so I could actually have my 5 month old water heater working properly.

I called the office on Monday 9/24/2018 to try and talk to the owner about my issue. I in no way needed to pay the $544 for him to disconnect and remove the water heater when he had to any ways to fix the pipe and install the expansion tank! I spoke to Jennifer, who claimed to be the office manager. At first she was extremely rude when I was explaining the situation to her and told me that back in April, Kevin never put notes in the system from my order about the pan leaking, therefore it was too long ago to assume that it was an issue back then. I explained THREE times how Kevin told me he'd have to remove the water heater to fix the pipe and install the expansion tank on top because he had to cut the pipe on top of the water heater to install the tank. She finally just said she would talk to the owner of the company and he would call me back. About 15 minutes later I received a call back from Jennifer stating the owner Lance, said she could refund $100 for the inconvenience. WHAT!?!?! I asked her what $100 of the $544 I paid for him to just remove and disconnect the water heater meant and why was it only $100, when in no way should I have had to pay this amount. All she would say is that Lance, the owner, told her just to do that, but she didn't know why it was only $100, she would put it back on my debit card I paid with.

I am in EXTREME DISBELIEF about this experience. I feel 100% taken advantage of and lied to. When I let a service pro in my home, I'd expect them to be professional and do the right thing. I have asked the owner Lance to reach out to me, but still haven't heard anything from him. This was wrong and just a way for the company to get money from a home owner and the home warranty company.

STAY CLEAR OF THIS COMPANY. If the home warranty company assigns your plumbing issues to this company, call and have them send the request to a different local company! They take advantage of the customer and are just out to get as much money from a home owner as possible and double dip with getting money from the home warranty company. Their office staff is unprofessional and rude. Also, the owner Lance, must not care too much about his customer's experience if he won't even reach out and at least have a professional conversation with a customer.

I've used B&W Plumbing over 20 years.  They are professinal and fix the problem the first time. They also must be one of the highest priced plumbing contractors in the city.

I own several rentals and want a company that will set their own appointments with the tenant, call me before doing any extensive (expensive) work, and above all bill me. I don't want to have to meet the plumber at the property to pay him. B&W satisfied all this.

I realize everything has gone up, but since B&W went to book pricing it seems like more and more, I'm getting the shaft.

Example: I needed a new mixing valve on a shower. I tore the wall open and supplied the valve. Everything was exposed and right in front of the plumber. All he had to do was cut the old valve out and solder the new one in. The book said $595.00! I called the office and screamed like a mashed monkey. Because I am a longtime customer the manager put the guy on hourly rate. Wound up $250 for less than an hours work.

Example: In a pinch I needed some furnace work, it was Sunday and my regular guy had just passed away. Though I'd never used B&W for heating and cooling that is part of their trade so I sent them out, and told the guy to check the thermocouple. (The pilot light wouldn't stay lit.) He told me over the phone since I was a regular customer they wouldn't charge overtime for sunday work. Hooray! Except when the bill came it was $295 for replacing the theromocouple, a ten dollar part!

Again I complained and they took 10% off. But what the hey? I'm beginning to think B&W is just too expensive for my business.

Worst drain cleaning company in the city. Secretary who answers phones has an awful attitude. Extremely unprofessional company....DO NOT USE.

I never thought I'd write a review for a Heating & Cooling company, but the level of quality customer service I've had with Summers has surpassed my expectations.

Shoutout to Justin, who not only sold me a new furnace last year, but was extremely helpful last night when I had a power outage and needed assistance with troubleshooting a reset on my furnace.

Big thank you to the entire Summers team.

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