Best Plumbing Services in Indianapolis, IN

Just had excellent plumbing services from Steve Morin and his son.  Highly recommended!!

Winters was great!  Very responsive to setup someone to come out to the house.  He was very professional, knowledgeable, and walked me through what he would be doing and the pricing before he started.  He even informed me of next steps and what to keep an eye out for; I was very pleased!  They will definitely be our company of choice for any plumbing issues in the future.

I haven't used Cooper's for any repairs but, I was impressed with their trustworthy customer service.  I had reached out via Yelp to ask for a quote on a possible water softener repair.  Craig replied promptly, asked some general questions about what issues I am currently seeing and our current model and advised me on what possible issues I may be experiencing.  He advised that they wouldn't be appropriate for my issue.  This prompted further investigation on my part which lead to a slab leak rather than a water softener issue.  I really appreciated the advice and his thoroughness.  It saved me an unnecessary service cost and time.  I know who I'll be calling in the future if we do run into any water softener issues.

Technician, Jim Cummins came out in March to take a look at what appeared to be and should have been a simple fix. 1940's era toilet is likely never a straight-forward fix but we really wanted to avoid replacing the entire toilet. Nice thing about Hope is they are willing to work with you and not talk you into something you don't need! A new flapper chain and some seals and we were good to go. Until a few days later, the flapper chain was routinely sticking (causing flapper to not seat, water was running constantly) and this was unsatisfactory. It took two additional visits - both from Jim (as I requested he be the technician to solve this issue) and voila! Eventually, issue resolved! Old toilets require creative, unconventional solutions and Jim was determined to get this right. Not once did he complain about having to come back - more than one and Hope did not charge us for these subsequent visits. Reliable, trustworthy, knowledgeable service is what you expect from Hope and what you receive. I'd recommend them to others. Especially those with old fixtures and plumbing.

Sump pump flooded our basement at 2 am and they arrived in about an hour. Andrew was very professional and fixed the problem quickly. If you have an emergency, you can rely on them to take care of it fast.

Adam is a great guy. He is knowledgable and accommodating. He is always thorough, prompt and communicative.  I use him for all my clients plumbing needs and would recommend him to anyone. My only reason not to give 5 stars is the pricing sometimes a little higher than average but hey.. I am not a plumber, he is and everybody has to eat so who am I to balk at his pricing. Besides, what is cooler than a plumber with a Dead inspired logo? I will happily pay more for good vibes matched with quality service.

Woke up to find out that both of our AC units were not working.  They sent someone out quickly and had them fixed right away. Very happy with our experience.

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's is fantastic! He's done a number of things at our place, from spa repairs to fixing some faucets and locks. He's a great communicator, timely, and charges a fair price. Highest recommendation.

Called Bob and he came the same day. He is honest and works quickly. I'll use him again

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.

Have used them a few times, and they have consistently had experienced, quality technicians come out. My most recent experiences with them were for plumbing issues -- one bathroom and one kitchen issue -- and they came promptly and did a good job, even when one of the situations involved some trouble-shooting. Solid, trustworthy business. Would absolutely recommend them.

I am so glad we called Plumbing & Heating Paramedics. They came out the next day, our system was done, old. Brian quickly found the problem and the system needed replaced. He repaired our system to keep us comfortable until the new system was installed, even offered to come out if it stopped. We had choices in our system.  I explained how the current location of the outdoor unit disturbed our sleep and they moved for us!  Our new system was installed within a week. The installation crew was excellent, foot protectors, and complete clean up! They gave us a tutorial plus set it up through our phone. Excellent Job!!

These guys have done most of the plumbing in my house over the last eight years. Competitive pricing and a no games. It's also nice to know that the owner is a cop. You can feel safe having him work in your home!

I came here and found these guys well reviewed. I've had low water pressure and poor hot water in my house so I called these guys.

Response was eerily fast, as someone showed up within the hour. When they arrived they immediately set to work.

They replaced piping and tubing leading into and out of my water heater. It had degraded over time. But when they were done they didn't actually fix my issue. My master bath shower, which they saw, was barely usable. It was mentioned We need to replace the cartridge in the shower faucet.

Do you know what a cartridge is? Did you know there was anything even behind your shower faucet? Because I didn't and I don't care to. That's why I called professionals. But they left on an emergency call and three days later everything is as it was.

They also said I need a new water heater, which is probably right. But there was no guidance on what to get, how to get it, or if they could install it. I was told if it's not fixed in three days give us a call. Well, it wasn't fixed when they left so one wonders how it'd magically fix itself.

But hot water water isn't so much my problem. I have decently hot water. But I don't get to use it because it barely comes out my shower head.

Three days later and we're still Googling and ordering parts, drills, wrenches, and other supplies so we can replace our own shower faucet cartridge. Something that should have already been done and something I don't care to do on account I'm not a plumber.

To add to it, they left two ridiculously large and obnoxiously yellow WEILHAMMER PLUMBING stickers on my water heater and furnace. They measure about 5 or 6 inches wide and 2 inches tall. I don't mind leaving a card, or a magnet, but these were stickers half a foot wide. My house is not a billboard. 10 minutes of scrubbing with Goo Gone, magic erasers, and a wall scraper it came off.

My goal was clear: If I can't take a decent shower this evening, then it's not fixed. $195 later, after 20 minutes of their time, it's not fixed.

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.

Grant did a wonderful job.  He was polite and very professional.  The charge was very high for replacing only one element.  I checked the parts on line and the highest charge for a element was 60.00 and that was for a pair.  They were only at my house for an hour.  So the mark up on the part is 2 or 3 times the cost and the labor is 160.00 or an hour.  My bill was $340.00.

Okay, I'm dropping summers. I've had them for three years, never payed any attention just blindly trusted them. But and however, my furnace had a yearly checkup, they told me everything looks fine but considering it's age, it probably would be a good idea on replacing it before it goes out and doing it soon as possible because of the pandemic scheduling and prices. I said I'll think about it... They leave and I notice the heater isn't coming on. I called them back telling them it hasn't worked since they inspected it. They come back, take an hour looking at it and tell me they think it's dead, the main board is fried and the only way to know would be to order another board and swap them out but that would cost me nearly $1,000 so I'm probably better off just replacing it and they quoted me new ones.

Well, I ended up paying another company to come out to look it over because I didn't like how convenient it stopped working after they inspected it and tried selling me a new one felt to me. This guy came out for $85 fee and told me within 5min it was just the capacitor and replaced it for $30 while laughing at summers maintenance guys at what they said and did and missed, and like magic it works like a champ again.

Be warned, about summers watch them. I had this feeling before when my AC was inspected and plumbing. Now I know I was right about them. Because this whole new team that came doing the follow up home inspection just made them embarrassingly exposed and looking like con artist.

We had Peterman Heating, Cooling & Plumbing Inc. come to look at a sump pump issue where there appeared to be a leak outside of our home. The person (Zach) sent to our home went around the backyard and performed some sort of inspection and then came to the front door and presented two quotes: one to replace the sump pump line coming out of the house for $5800, and the other to replace the sump pump line and replace the sump pump.  This was a red flag, as he had not even looked at our sump pump.

I asked him to show me what he saw in the backyard, and he pointed out what I thought was an underground gutter extension and said the leaves/dirt/brittle corrugated pipe indicated that the line had collapsed. I pointed out that there was another area closer to the sump pump that may actually be the output of the sump pump, and said that they would figure out where the sump pump was draining when they dug it up. Another red flag that they were not correctly diagnosing the issue. Both of those areas we later confirmed were the underground gutter extensions.

I ended up digging up the earth around the sump pump and saw that the issue was the PVC pipe coming out of the house had cracked underneath the ground and needed to be replaced. It was a straightforward fix that cost $25.  

We fortunately know enough to ask the right questions and determined that Peterman was not correct before spending almost $6000 on a repair that was not needed. We spoke with the person who came to our house about what we found, which he argued about until we showed him the pictures. I truly believe this person was predatory and was trying to take advantage of what he thought was our lack of knowledge to charge for an unneeded and much more expensive service.

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