Best Plumbing Services in Indianapolis, IN

Steve Morin Plumbing was very responsive over a holiday weekend. They were great to work with and would definitely recommend.

Mr. Winters was very kind and attentive as I explained our troubles with two different toilets. He offered several options for solving our problems with both and was willing to explain it all again to my husband over the phone.  He was honest, thorough, and conservative with his solutions, never pressuring us into unnecessary purchases. We will definitely call him with all future plumbing repairs and evaluations.

Excellent service. I waited 2 days for a call back from Culligan and finally gave up and found Coopers online thanks to their great reviews. I have to add mine to them. They installed a brand new system in my new hone 2 days later and it was less cost then me buying a system myself to have installed. This is a great family business!  Much appreciated!  Good job. Thank you!

As a landlord and as a homeowner I can not recommend Hope Plumbing enough to anyone, especially with an older home.  From the office staff to the technicians, everyone is beyond professional and so pleasant to work with.  I believe today was my 4th time working with them and they make my life so much less stressful when things go wrong.  You will not be disappointed ever with this company.  Thank you once again!!

Just had Seriously 24-7 out to work on our clogged kitchen sink. They was able to come out same day, even for a non-emergency. Dan L. and Antoneo W. did a great job, were very professional and friendly, and were done in no time!  Will gladly call these guys back should we need any plumbing work in the future.

I got a quick reply to
my request and I was given an appropriate quote over the phone.

I use Chapman for my Heating and they are great. I had a plumbing problem and not knowing who to call called Chapman and couldn't be more pleased. They sent a fellow named Bill who was great. Very friendly and had the job done in an hour and it is perfect. I have found Chapman to be reliable, honest, and very professional.

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.

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.

Great group of people. Came to the house and replaced my water softener. Made another trip to the house at no charge for a quick inspection on another matter.

Our air conditioner wasn't working to peak performance, so we called Howald. The technician said it was just a dirty filter that he'd clean but would have to charge us $100 for an emergency repair. Total of about $186. He told us the hardware was fine and there was no coolant problem.

The system still wasn't working correctly, so we called in another company. They diagnosed a broken coolant coil and that we'd lost several pounds of coolant. The technician laughed when we mentioned the previous company and mentioned they (Howald) probably played us for a quick buck.

We won't be going back to Howald.

So happy this team was able to help me tonight!! Called because I came home to a hot house, just googled mapped HVAC and they came up as a 24 hour service so I called. Gave my information to the receptionist who promptly sent an email to her technician whom also promptly called me. Came out right away and fixed my AC!! Super friendly and super honest. I couldn't have picked a better company!! Definitely will be looking forward to having them back out to make sure everything else is working good on my units, and maybe repair some plumbing issues too!! Thanks for all the help!!

My wife noticed our sump pumps weren't working. Based on reviews, we called Maxwell and Sons. Mike came over darned near immediately. Replaced two pumps quickly and very reasonably. Great experience. We'll use him again.

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 :)

I had an absolutely horrible experience with Godby. My experience was so bad that I believe the company is either completely mismanaged or is willfully ripping off customers. Savvy consumers should BEWARE OF THIS COMPANY!

On August 3rd, 2013 I contacted Godby Heating, Plumbing, Electrical to repair my AC because it was blowing warm air. The technician arrived and quickly told me that I needed to replace the thermostat. That didn't solve the problem, so Godby sent the tech back to our house. The technician arrived and after some time outside claimed to have fixed it. He presented us with the information about the repair and a bill for $500 AFTER he performed the work. He explained that it needed more coolant and so he refilled 3 lbs of coolant. I specifically asked if there was a leak since 3 lbs is a huge amount. He said it was now working fine and we should be good. I was skeptical, but the unit was indeed blowing cold air so I paid the bill. A day later, AC was again blowing warm air. I called and spoke to the manager Kevin. He admitted that there must be a leak and the technician should have performed a full leak check before installing coolant. Godby sent another technician who easily confirmed the coil leak. This repairman stated that the first technician should have performed a full leak test before filling any coolant and apologized for the mistake. The manager, later called to tell me they will install a new coil for an additional $1,852 that will solve the problem. This new cost includes a leak repair and refilling with 3 more lbs of coolant. I complained that Godby should apply the wasted original coolant cost (~$500) to this new total. Godby should have performed a leak test before refilling with coolant and even then should have presented me with options before actually performing the work. As I pressed for a reasonable deal given my previously incurred and wasted coolant expense, Kevin became rude and unreasonable in his interactions with me. I declined further work with Godby and called a competitor that quoted and performed the new work at a regular cost of $1,290.  (This, of course, includes the coil leak repair plus the cost to refill coolant again.)

To make matters worse, Godby re-billed me for the unnecessary work performed on August 4th even thought I paid this total in August and have the receipt and bank withdrawal proof.

Every company makes mistakes, but how these mistakes are handled is what defines a company. Godby does not care about their customers. Godby represents POOR QUALITY, POOR SERVICE, HIGH COSTS, and DOUBLE BILLING.

Save yourself money and a headache -- AVOID GODBY!!

We just had our yearly air conditioner check up as part of the Service Club.  They are always very thorough and I have been happy with every technician that has been here.  We purchased a new AC unit through them last year and the sales individual was very honest, very informative.  I'm sure we will continue to be customers for years.

Let it suffice to say that I am very disappointed with Summers.  I've used their services several times in the past when I've encountered a plumbing issue, and they were always most responsive and  courteous in fixing the problem.  So I had no reservations about contacting them this weekend when I had an unexpected problem with my water heater.  But it became  obvious from the moment I spoke with their service representative by telephone (at 5:20 p.m.  Saturday afternoon) that he was not enthralled with the idea of paying me a service call.  Nonetheless, he reluctantly agreed to do so after completing two jobs that were ahead of me.  That was the last time I heard from him.  By 10:30 p.m. , he was still a no show.  I would have at least expected a courtesy call from him offering an explanation for his absence, but I didn't even get that consideration.  Nothing irritates me more than when a contractor makes a commitment to me and then doesn't fulfill it.

Summers - if you're listening, you need to have a conversation with this technician about his customer service skills and keeping commitments that he makes.  Because you can bet that if he's done this to me, he has already - or will, do the same to another customer.

Peterman replaced our entire sewer line in March, from the street and under the house. It's stressful enough to have an unexpected $10k sewer repair, but Peterman's unhelpful and unresponsive customer service has added to the stress.

During the 2-day repair they left our sewer line unhooked for an entire 24 hour period, meaning our in-house plumbing ran into our yard that first evening. They told us that if we needed to use the toilet or shower, it would be no big deal to let it run into the yard. Big deal or not, it's not very dignifying for your family to flush waste into your yard and it's worse for them to act as if it wasn't a big deal.

They also promised that they would only tear up about 4-6 feet of our yard with their pipe bursting replacement technology. Instead, they dug a trench that tore up 20-25' of our yard. Not a big deal, but it was misleading.

What was a bigger deal is that the excavator they used to dig up our yard actually cracked our asphalt driveway in two places. It has been weeks since they said someone would contact us about it and no one has taken care of the problem yet.

They also left the old, cast-iron sewer line under our house. They cut it out and just left it in the crawl space. We've asked repeatedly for someone to come take it and dispose of it properly but it hasn't happened.  

So, be warned that once they secure the job, their follow through and their customer service is not only bad, it is stressful to deal with. It seems like a very bureaucratic company that doesn't empower its employees to put the customer first and, as a result, they all want to pass you on to someone else in the company while your concerns never get addressed. We regret letting Peterman do the work.

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