Best Plumbing Services in Indianapolis, IN

Steve's son came out and did a great job. He worked very hard to get my cartridge out of my shower faucet. The whole process was difficult when it should have been fairly easy. But that's plumbing. He was dedicated to doing everything right. I will be a future customer for other job's that come up. Highly recommended!

Excellent service. Installed a shower faucet for us. Good craftsmanship. Excellent value. I would recommend!

Just moved to Indiana and purchased a home with an existing Cooper's Water purification system. I was unfamiliar with the under counter RO system and felt I needed to have fresh filters installed, I placed a service call with Cooper's and they sent field technician Abel out. He was very nice, professional and informative. He fully explained the system to me while he changed out the filters, checked for leaks and tested the system. He also went down into the basement and verified that the water conditioner unit was also theirs and verified salt levels and explained the system and proper maintenance as well. I was extremely satisfied with their service!!

I first contacted Hope after my previous plumber referred me based on the age of the plumbing in my house. In the past they have been expensive but polite, thorough, and effective. After their last visit I purchased their maintenance agreement and today it proved to be worth every dollar. I had a mystery sink clog that caused my sink to back up into my disposal, my disposal to back up into the sink, and backflow into my dishwasher. Of course it is a Saturday so an emergency fee usually applies, but due to the maintenance agreement that fee ($125) was waived. Also due to the maintenance list, I am on a mailing list that sends me discounts on their plumbing services. I asked about this and not only did the plumber, Jim Cummins, honor it, but he found an additional discount so that my bill ended up being about half of what it could have been. Jim was polite, gave me an estimate up front, fixed the problem efficiently (do not dump unused tea leaves down the disposal, they will expand and clog it) and was able to be in and out in about half an hour. Note to people who have sink issues: things will move faster and the plumber will be happier if you already have under the sink cleared out. He thanked me for this. I would have recommended Hope regardless because of their past service and problem-solving ability but I can tell you it is 100% worth it to get their maintenance plan if you can afford to do so at all. They will apply it to the current plumbing issue you are having as well as any future issues and in an older house like mine (built in 1969) it makes a big difference. Jim did a great job and got in before a major snowstorm hit so I am grateful that Hope got him here as quickly as they could and that he was able to fix the problem.

OF COURSE my sump pump went out on a Sunday and flooded my crawl space.  I called Seriously 24/7 and Brittney(?) sent out Antonio and his assistant Jacob right away.  They were polite, extremely professional, educated, and explained everything in layman's terms. They installed a new pump and the water drained quickly.  A few weeks later, the pump stopped working and I called Seriously 24/7 and Brittney sent the two back out immediately.  The switch was faulty and was quickly replaced - no charge of course. (probably an unusual manufacturer's defect?)
Thank you so much to Antonio and Jacob (and Brittney) for your professionalism and immediate attention and service!

This is the 2nd time I have used Grateful Plumber, both times they have been on time, well priced, and very responsive to my numerous questions. Adam has worked to get our old pipes flowing again while letting us know what problems could be coming down the line and what may need to be done to fix other issues (we have an old system and large trees, a bad combination...). I trust Adam and will continue to use and highly recommend  Grateful Plumber to all who ask.

I hired them in Jan 2016 to fix broke furnace.  This cost over $450.  Broke again beginning of Sept.  (only worked about 6 weeks after repair) I went online to set up a repair service.  Online I was given the option of when I would like a call -morning -afternoon- or evening. I chose eve because I was at work.  As soon as I sent request they called me 9am...scheduled them to come out next day between 2-5.  I was at work and had to have someone go to my house to be there.  of course they showed up over an hour early told me my scheduled apt was 1-4.. .  Fixed again for over $400.  worked 3 days,  broke again.  Called them 3rd time scheduled appointment again 2-5 let them know that I was not happy they showed up early last time.  Again they showed up 1 HOUR before scheduled apt. and tried to convince me that I was wrong with the scheduled time again.... Was given estimate of over $400 I let them know that I have already paid way to much for it not to be fixed and that is when and ONLY them did the guy suggest a new furnace.  My furnace is less than 6 years old and if they could not have fixed it I should have been told on first visit.  I was in to deep and had to try to get it fixed so I scheduled another apt again 2-5 I made a huge deal to the lady on the phone that they keep showing up early and no one is home and that I was VERY unhappy about it.  I made sure that she understood that no one would be there before 2pm!   so they showed up for appointment at noon  2HOURS early  unbelievable ........ paid AGAIN to have it fixed .  It lasted 2 weeks.   I had to max out my CC to give them all my money and this does not help my credit to get a loan to get a new furnace with ANOTHER  comp.  It will be a long cold winter because I made the huge mistake with going with a company that cant even schedule properly and have techs that cant even tell when a furnace cant be fixed until they have made over $1000 off of you. extremely disappointed and cold.

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.

Mike built us a trash can cabinet  for under our counter. He was on time, reasonably priced, and did great work. It looks like it was part of the original kitchen floor plan. We plan on using him  for several other projects.

Bob got right out on a situation quick. Well I was staying with a buddy of mine for a few days and someone dropped a bomb in the tolite, like got it plugged up, them sausage rolls we ate did the pipes no favors. Got backed up pretty good, clogged up. Gave Bob a shout out and he came eager as a beaver to make that cheddar and get the drain flowing once again.

He didn't stay long, but he dislodged that log stuck in the drain pipe quick.  Him and his team also got skills on a plunger, they have a technique side to side and flush flush and plunge the heck out of it, bust the pipe wide open. Got that bad stuff out of there and down the drain to never never land. Bob thank you sir! you saved the day. These guys do all kinds of plumbing jobs, they glue the plastic pipes together, build mazes you name it, know what they are doing.

I cannot rave about them enough!  We scheduled the installation of our gas water heater for 1-3.  The gentleman were here at 12:15 and were very professional.  They reviewed the cost that we were quoted and honored the quote even though it was off.  They quickly installed the new heater and hauled off the old one with the cardboard box from the new one.  They shared maintenance information  to keep the new one in shape.  Brandon and Todd did an amazing job!

Plumber was friendly, professional and prompt. But pricing is what I'd have to call gouging. $321 to replace a leaking toilet shutoff valve. Ouch. And they charge $95 just to show up, so when the plumber quoted me $321, if I had turned it down I would have been stuck paying $95 for nothing. No-win situation.

When making the appointment I explained exactly what was needed, later the plumber told me they had flat pricing. I wish they would've told me that over the phone, instead I had to pay $95 to find out. It was a 10 minute job to install a $10 part, I just have no idea how they justify that pricing.

I will give them two stars because they got our drain running for one day. Emergency after-hours service is $109 even though the website doesn't really indicate that. It is $70 for a service call during business hours and then they refund the money if they need to use their machine which is $250 for an hour. We only got 40 minutes of the machine service and paid the $250.  The technician indicated everything was running fine and we should be good going forward. The next day our same drain was backing up again. They want to start all over and charge another $250 even though we didn't get our full hour of service yesterday... I called a competitor and they're going to come out tomorrow and do our line with the camera inspection for $88, I guess I should have went with that in the first place.

Small company, reasonable and polite. I would recommend Maxwell and sons. Had Mike complete a bunch of inspection items.

After having a horrible experience with the big local plumber, we called Weilhammer and had a great experience!  We had two toilets running, and they were prompt to respond, on time, and a fraction of the price the other guys wanted to charged!

We have recommended them to several friends after my parents made the same mistake with the other company.

Thanks again!!

Thank you Godby for coming out in an emergency call. I had no air conditioning and my 90 year old mother coming to my house. Adam fixed the problem in a very professional manner. A big, big thank you to Stephanie for her patience and calmness. You told me you would see it through and you did. Thank you.

I understand that pleasing customers can be very difficult. I also understand that sometimes service must be revisited and adjustments have to be made. However, the treatment by a plumber from this company was beyond anything we've ever experienced. He was rude, unprofessional, condescending and frightening. This company needs to really think about who they send to represent them. Our technician surely is not likely to create positive experiences.

I called at nearly 7:00 pm Friday night of Labor Day weekend
My call was returned in 10 minutes a well spoken helpful service tech named Bryant asked a few good questions.  He said he could be there in 45 minutes
He arrived in 30 minutes
He diagnosed the problem and fixed it
He was professional, capable and friendly
I signed up for their maintenance program and he fixed my ac so I can enjoy Labor Day weekend with AC
I am a fan of this company and Bryant
This will be my company for such needs in the future.

Our AC unit was getting some heavy condensation on it, as if something inside was freezing, and we had a guy from Peterman come out to try to figure out what was going on. He probably spent 2 maybe 2.5 hours trying to diagnose the issue. At one point he was on the phone for like an hour with who I can only assume was a person more knowledgeable than him. He finally just told me he didn't know what was wrong with it and that he didn't want to tell me to pay for a replacement of a part that wasn't necessary. Fair enough.

He mentioned that some exhaust pipe that we had was improperly installed because it needed a joint so it could be removed in order to be flushed out periodically. I asked him how much that would cost, and he said $47. I didn't want to cut PVC and try to do it myself, so I told him sure go ahead. He spent 15-20 minutes cutting the PVC pipe and adding a joint to it. He also flushed it out for me. The diagnosis (which didn't yield any results) cost $60. So we were at $107.

Then he told me he had some stuff called A/C Re-New which was similiar to additive you would put in your fuel to flush out your car engine. He assured me it wasn't snake oil even going as far as showing me YouTube videos of how it works. He said there was a 50/50 chance that it would make my system run normally. I thought well it's just a 4 oz bottle of some liquid he has to put in my system; it can't cost that much money. I asked him to give me a quote on it.

$324.

$324 for them to pour a 4 oz bottle of something in my system.

But sir it will save you thousands of dollars on future repairs.

Finally he talks me into it, saving me a few dollars by signing me up for their Peterman Protection Club ($16/month).

I should have done more research before telling him to do it, but I didn't want to just have him stand there while I try to figure out if him pouring this stuff in my system was worth $324, so I was like whatever I mean 50/50 let's roll the dice on it, and maybe it will stop my system from freezing up. He left my garage, and I thought he was just going out to his vehicle to grab something because he came back in like 2 minutes. He tossed me the empty bottle of A/C Re-New and said, alright you're good to go; can you toss that in the trash for me?

It didn't solve our problem. Our system froze up again the next day. So then I thought let me check out this A/C Re-New stuff.

First of all, the bottle costs $70. Anyone can buy it online. It's not something that's exclusive to HVAC professionals. The special tool that you need to put it in your system is $110. So $180 total. There is a YouTube video that shows you how to put it into your system yourself, and it takes less than 5 minutes, which their employee demonstrated by taking 2 minutes.

So I thought to myself, man these people have these tools; they only had to pay for them once, and if they're paying $70 for a can of this stuff (probably paying less because they buy them in bulk), they're making $254 off their customers every time they dump a can of this stuff into their system. That seems a little outrageous to me because he installed a $2 piece of PVC in my system for $47 and that took him 20 minutes. So 20 minutes of labor costs $45.

But for the A/C Re-New, 2 minutes of labor costs $254?

I called them the next day and explained all of this to them. I even had the owner of the company, Chad Peterman, call me and tell me how they have overhead costs, and they need to pay employees, and he stands by all of their pricing. He told me that they price their services to make 10%-15% profit. That might be the case on some of their services, but when they charge $324 to dump a $70 4 oz can of liquid into your unit, they are making much, much more than 15% profit. You don't need to have a PhD in mathematics to see that.

We had a guy from a different company come out to see if they could figure out why our system was freezing up. Within 10 minutes he discovered the problem. Our return air filter just needed to be replaced. Apparently when your filter is old and clogged, it reduces airflow going into your unit, and because there isn't enough air moving over the coils, they get too cold and freeze up. He sold me the filter for $40 and was even kind enough to waive the diagnostic fee because he felt bad that we already got robbed by Peterman.

The bottom line is this. Peterman Heating, Cooling, and Plumbing might have some nice people working for them, but the people they send to do work at your house might end up wasting 3 hours trying to find a solution when a different company will come and do it in 10 minutes. And that kind of sucks, but sometimes people are new at their job, so it's excusable. What's not excusable is them taking a $70 can of some liquid and charging people $324 to spend 2 minutes putting it in their system.

Chad Peterman is a charlatan who will unapologetically swindle you out of a significant amount of money.

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