Best Plumbing Services in Indianapolis, IN

Hudson is a very good plumbing company .They are upfront with cost and I really like the friendly technician they send out . I have used them twice in the last month for different projects in my home. Elliott, at the office is always friendly via email or phone.

I cannot say enough good things about these guys, they fixed a major issue in a hurry for a fair price (I got 4 quotes, so I'm sure about this!). They did a great job. Highly recommend.

I'm a new customer and was very satisfied. Mike the technician showed up on time with a pleasant attitude and did a good job for the quoted price.

Very quick. Easy to talk to. Gets the job done right.

That's what I'm thinking but evidently Yelp wants a higher word count so...

Punctual
Reasonable prices
Explains stuff

Are you serious Yelp?!?! Take my review already!!!

Friendly, professional and efficient!  They came out the same day we called and gave us great service and a price that was far better than the competitors!  I would highly recommend using them!

I've used Efficient Systems for a number of problems in our recently purchased house.  They have been most helpful and easy to work with.  They are respectful of your property, very knowledgeable and trustworthy.  I highly recommend them.

Do not recommend this plumbing service at all. My family is redoing our kitchen and putting in hardwood floors on the main level, and these guys screwed up everything that they touched. They installed a toilet on the main level, it leaked, and now there's water damage on the ceiling of our recently renovated basement! They also reinstalled our laundry machines, and that leaked all over the place, too! Luckily, we have tile in there, not hardwood floors. Then, they installed our sink, but never asked which side we wanted the faucet handle to go on! Never communicated with us, nothing! Plus, they didn't ask which side we wanted our garbage disposal, but we paid an extra amount of money to get the sink mirrored, the sides switched, but that was a waste. And the icing on the cake, we switched from an electric stove top to a gas one, and Cobra installed it. We have had so many problems since. A guy installed it, and part of it didn't look right. The man said, oh no, don't worry, it's supposed to be like that. Later, we noticed a gas smell. After all the issues we'd had with them, we talked to the foreman of the kitchen remodeling. He said, it is definitely not supposed to look that, and that the plumbers would be called back. Well, they came back, and tightened one of the valves. Still had a gas smell. And we didn't want our house exploding after paying a boatload to get it all nice and pretty. So we're still having problems, and I'm holding off on lighting any candles for a while.

Anyway, I do not recommend these plumbers. I understand making one mistake, maybe even two, but three or more strikes. . . They just screwed up everything they touched. Don't go to these guys, go to people who actually know what they're doing. I'm not ranting because they did something small I didn't like, and now being petty. No, I'm trying to warn you, if you don't want to end up with more problems than you had before you called, then avoid these plumbers like the plague.

I needed work on two toilets. A friend recommended Steg Plumbing as she had used them many times in the past and had great results, and being that I've never had to hire a plumber it's always good when someone you know can refer. The tech that came out was very nice and he quoted what the work would be before beginning. I found the price to be reasonable and we moved forward. A little over 2 hours and it was done. One less stressor I can now remove from my list. :)

Water bill was very high, so I hired a plumber. He determined that I had a leak from a water pipe in the cement slab the house was built on. He said I would need to hire a leak detector specialist to pin point the leak to minimize the damage. I found an ad on the internet for Mr.Leak Detective. He came out with some gauges & determined the leak was in the slab between the lower kitchen cabinet & the vanity in the MBR. He did not bring a marker or tape to mark the spot. I had to go out to the garage and get some tape & supplied a marker. He said he was positive that was the spot. I paid him $300. before he left. The plumber came in a few days later & had to remove the lower kitchen cabinet, made a hole of 8 x 12 in the wall & then used a jack hammer to go through cement to pipes. The leak was not in that spot. The plumber worked another hour and he found the leak 4 ft over, just under the stove. The previous damage wasn't even necessary! The stove could be rolled out and the plumber had to use the jack hammer and make another hole in the floor & repaired the leak. I then had to pay $250. more to the plumber and had to hire a handyman to put the cabinet/counter top back and repair the hole in the wall.  This so called leak detector did not know what he was doing and caused unnecessary damage to my home. He wouldn't answer my phone calls until I used a different phone. He knew about his mistake because my plumber called him and told him.  I requested a refund of the $300. fee he charged, but he will not give me a refund. DO NOT USE THIS MAN FOR WATER LEAK DETECTION!

Assurance Plumbing is NOT the faulty business here - AHS is a terrible, terrible company.

I HIGHLY recommend Mo and his team!

I had four Flushmate power toilets recalled. John and Associates were assigned by Flushmate to swap out the power flush tanks. Even though they were late for the appointment they got right to work doing the job. The younger one is the owner who inherited the business from his dad. Before plumbing he did HVAC work. The older gentleman is in poor health and he is a cousin. He has 50+ years plumbing experience and it shows when conversing with him. He physically can't do much of the work and directs the younger one when needed. These skilled tradesmen may look a little disheveled and sloppy but working as a team are definitely not baffoons. They finished the recall work in 2 hours and then replaced my kitchen faucet as an addon. No leaks in any of the four toilets or my new kitchen faucet.

In May of 2021, I purchased my first home. As part of my closing cost I agreed to buy a home so long as a sewage line was repaired. The company the seller chose was John Fowler Plumbing.

I was given the check at closing for John Fowler Plumbing. The amount was nearly ten grand. I contacted the company. They came and took the check, in full, prior to rendering any services. I didn't think anything of it, so I let them have the check-assuming that the work would just be completed. The company came to my home to obtain the check. They said they would be out to complete the job; which they had to re-scheduled. This wasn't a problem. I understood.

When the plumbing company finally came to do repair they disconnected me from city sewage. Then, expressed this wasn't the job they thought it was. It was then insinuated that either me, my family, or my neighbor need to contribute to the cost of this repair.

I felt that the company should take some accountability and shouldn't have quoted for a job they couldn't perform. I also felt that they should be asking the seller to pay as this was part of the agreement for purchase of my home. So, my family and I contacted an attorney. After the attorney was involved, things were able to finally be resolved to have the sewer line replaced. However, after the company left they left my yard a complete mess! There is rocks, clay, debris everywhere as well as a huge dip near my house.

I felt that this huge dip of dirt near my house could be problematic. My neighbor was concerned about it as well. So, my neighbor calls  John Fowler Plumbing and asks if they will fix the damage they incurred to his yard while performing this project and if they could fill in this dip that he has left next to my home.  They immediately say  no, landscaping wasn't part of our agreement.  I later received a text and advised that landscaping is not part of the price that was paid and that eventually the rain will settle the dirt after a few months.

John Fowler Plumbing, in my opinion, does not care about people. They will take no accountability for any mistakes they may make.  I feel that they only care about trying to get as much money from you as they can. If you're not willing to give them several extra thousand dollars in addition to what already quoted to do for a job, they will not treat you well and they will destroy your yard and leave you high and dry.  They did not care about the safety conditions of raw sewage in my yard and they will did not make much effort to clean up any feces or toilet paper that was in my yard because of the disconnect that they performed.

If you live in Indiana - PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE think about hiring literally anyone else. I suggest Second Opinion Plumbing or Seriously 24/7. I had them come out and inspect what was happening at my house. The people at these companies were really sweet and they were willing to work with me to help resolve my issue very promptly!

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