Best Plumbing Services in Indiana

We needed our sewer pump replaced and did a random search on Yelp. Jesse was our plumber and he did an OUTSTANDING job! The most immaculate CLEAN plumber I have ever had, any mess or cleanup he did and left the area SPOTLESS. On top of that the job was suppose to take between and hour and a half to 2 hrs and he was done in an hour flat! Took pride in his work and was very thorough in explaining the details to me.  Could not recommend this company enough, and shoutout to Jesse for making someone who has Extreme OCD and germaphobia feel comfortable!

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.

Our current system wasn't working and we were expecting a lot of family in for the holiday. Meanwhile our toilets and sinks were turning orange and the water smelled. Cooper's Water Conditioning performed a miracle and got a new and better system installed within a couple of days, before our guests arrived. Thanks to Josh and Brett for doing such a great job installing it all. Paula C

I'm giving 3 stars because the technician, Heidi, was great.  She worked with skill and was very friendly and courteous. She even went out of her way to help me get my furnace out of 3 of standing water.

I did think their price was on the high end but I didn't price shop because of time constraints.  

They did charge a $69 fee just to come inspect. They wave that if you use them.

They offer a 6 hour window for appointments.   Very inconvenient.  We'll be there sometime between Noon and 6 pm. Required me to take the whole afternoon off work.  When they came at 5, they didn't have a replacement pump and their supply house was shut so I had to make arrangements to have someone there from noon to 6 the next day.

The sump pump replacement went fine.  However the drain goes outside, so the water seeps in the ground and runs back in my basement foundation.  Not their fault that the foundation leaks.  But as they advertise they specialize in older homes, I wish I could have known about the issue before I shelled out nearly $700 for the repair. I thought I had previously addressed this problem with another plumber who rerouted the drain to my sewer drain, but I must have been wrong.

I had used them once before years ago.  The owner came and quoted installation of a water heater and water softener.  He was super friendly and knowledgeable.  When the crew came to perform the work, they stated that much of the work that was quoted was going to cost more.  Out of frustration and lack of resources I agreed just to have the minimum performed even though we had been told much more would be included in the quote. I didn't call back to argue at the time as I hate confrontation. One of the issues not fixed back then was the sump drain running outside.  

So overall I find the company somewhat pricey.  I'll hesitate to fully recommend them since both times I've used them, my problem was only partially resolved.   My complaint is that I hired a company that specializes in old houses because I wanted a professional who could address my issues appropriately.  Both times they performed quality work, but it didn't fully solve the problem.

I had great experience with Seriously 24-7 fixing a leaky faucet.  They were very professional, very well planned and organized, punctual, and efficient.  Price was very reasonable.

Arrived right on time, gave a reasonable quote for the work that needed to be completed, completed it in less than an two hours and everything has been working great ever since!! Our sink had been leaking and it turned out the plumbing work had not been done correctly so Adam and Brandon got it fixed for us! Highly recommend!

Had Chapman plumbing fix a toilet they had installed that developed a small leak at the base.  Amy took my call last week and offered to have someone come out immediately that day!!!!  Since a small leak, as scheduled for today.  Gage came out and was extremely nice, wanted to fully understand the issue and fixed it at no cost!!!  They honored their work and product.   From the office staff to the technicians, they are always so nice and helpful.

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.

To replace my sump pump, was charged around 800 dollars. It's an effluent pump which I'm to understand is more than a normal pump, but I worry that 800 dollars was asinine to charge for this replacement.

His book, to be fair, quoted it at 740, and he charged the extra 45 for the trip (heh). Maybe effluent pumps do run 600 dollars and then the additional was installation. I just can't imagine that to be the case. I'd be curious to know the cost of the actual pump, I'm sure it's higher quality than you can get at Home Depot or Amazon, but those are my only points of reference.

Regardless, it's working now. That's something.

While I do feel that Carter's is a little over priced I've had good experiences with them.  They have now installed a tub drain and a water heater in my house and they've done great work.  I've never had a problem getting them to come out.  In fact they have always been available the same day and have all the supplies they need in stock.  They still have that small local feel to them sending thank you notes and small gift cards after works completed and they don't charge to come out and give you an estimate.  They have become my first call if something goes wrong.

Always prompt to return your call. Have used them for both plumbing and HVAC issues. Knowledgeable local people that get the job done and have always treated us well.

Very satisfied customer.

Great service!  Even helped me find a coupon!!  I will definitely use Plumbing Paramedics for all of my plumbing needs

We called Saturday to make an appointment. We have a clogged drain that we just cannot get clear. They were ready to come Sunday, but both my husband and I work. The person who answered our call mentioned that they had to rip up slab at another site that day. It made sense for us to not squeeze it in when we were all busy. We agreed on Monday at/after 3pm. It's now 7:10p. We tried calling to see if someone was even going to stop over. No one answered, voice mail full. Ok...

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!!

We had just purchased a new home that required a lot of updates before our move in date.  The home was in disrepair, including the furnace and A/C unit.  I called Godby to come out and determine whether or not it could be repaired or if we needed a whole new system.  

The representative that they sent out was very knowledgeable and explained to us the issues with the existing system.  They got us a number quickly and were able to get our furnace, coil and A/C unit replaced under budget.

The technicians that installed our new system were great.  They were clean cut, nicely dressed and did a great job.  We were extremely happy with the service provided and will definitely use Godby again.

Nick was wonderful! He figured out the issue fast and educated us on our new thermostat. Great customer service!

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.

I scheduled appointment to have my sink drain cleared (of a clog). I was told that a solution was not guaranteed, and I did not have a problem with that. I felt confident that snaking it would clear it (as I had previous experience with the same issue).
On arrival, the person (who referred to his qualifications as an apprentice)
asked me to sign a form Waiving All Liability for whatever might happen--for instance if he should happen to break off the snake cable within my pipes and couldn't get it out. He seemed like a nice person, but  I told him that I would not sign that form, and he phoned his boss who told him not to do the job.  I asked him if Peterman Brothers was insured, and he told me that they were.  However, if Peterman Brothers is not willing to stand behind the work of their apprentice, then should they send them to work on my house?  I have NEVER had any company who has done work around my house ask me to sign a waiver like that. Not even the company that cleared the drain for me previously,  who has since retired.  Incidentally, the apprentice still wanted to be paid, and I think that his boss should pay him something for his time since he told him not to do the job.

I hope that what I have explained is insightful in illustrating how Peterman Brothers is able to offer competitive prices in their coupons and advertisements.  They send out people that they are not willing to stand behind who lack depth in their field. Even if, they are unable to solve a problem (for whatever reason), they get paid anyway--and they assume, no liability.  How great of a business model is that?  On the average, it probably works out for many  people. Call me old-fashioned, but its not for me.

Reply to Lauren's comment (below):  
Lauren, which of my comments about my experience yesterday with Peterman Brothers do you have doubt about being factual?  You may verify my story directly with Dorjan J., who seemed like a very nice young man--at least younger than me--ha.  I've since had my drain cleared/snaked so I really have no current technical issue for Peterman Brothers to assist me with.  But I believe that it is only fair to inform all potential customers that they may/will be asked to sign a waiver of liability BEFORE the time that the apprentice shows up at their door--in fact before they schedule an appointment!  Please correct me if I am mistaken, but I believe nothing about this is written on your coupons or at your website. I have never had an HVAC business ask me to sign a waiver of liability. The closest thing I can think of is buying a used car as is--which seems to be the norm in that industry--but not the norm in HVAC, to the best of my knowledge. As I wrote earlier in more detail, Peterman Brothers has an interesting business model, one that seems unique in HVAC.

Update:  By the way, I took another look at the coupons that they send to me in the mail. In the fine print it indicates that you must own your home.  That seemed strange to me when I read it the first time, but in retrospect I think that I understand. The reason must be that if you don't own the home then you probably lack the legal *authority* to waive their liability.  Nothing like I having a contractor who wants to play games with you from the get-go, huh? I don't call that transparency.  I want a contractor who seem more like an ally than a potential adversary.  You can find all too many instances of the latter if you read many of the review here.  

One of my relatives referred to their technicians as SALESnicians because they wanted to replace the entire HVAC system rather than replace a dead motor a little over 10 years ago. We simply replaced the motor and the system is running fine. Yes, there have been 2 minor repairs since then, but my point is that the system was not worn out and Peterman's was in too big of a hurry to create a $10K+ expense for us.   Together, the 2 repairs I mentioned cost less than $600.   I hope that this is helpful to you!  Don't hesitate to get a second opinion.

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