Best Plumbing Services in Detroit, MI

A few years ago I had a very bad leak in my kitchen and the water was running in my basement, mr. James came over and gave me a estimate of $1500 because the pipe was busted leading into the basement. I work midnights so when he came I went in my room and locked the door and told him to knock on the door when he was done, I did that because he said it would take at least 4 hours, anyway he knocked on my door an hour later and said he was done and that the job would only cost $150 because the pipe wasn't rotten all the way through so it was less time and work. I was asleep so he could have said he did the original amount of work and still charged $1500 and I wouldn't have known any better because I was asleep. Since that time I have used him many times and I really appreciate his honesty and professionalism

I've worked with them a couple of times. I was totally happy with the communication, the work and the pricing. Definitely will be my first choice for any plumbing work I have.

Muskett isn't a full plumbing service, so Mr. Muskett couldn't fix my problem, but he did give me a solid quote of a very reasonable rate over the phone, and didn't charge me anything for coming out when he couldn't fix it. I would be absolutely comfortable calling him again.

FYI, Muskett and Bennett Plumbing refer work to each other when appropriate, and both are high quality, honest businesses from what I can tell.

Not sure if this is actually their business location, but regardless, Big Beaver Plumbing was quite professional and helpful for what I needed.

The city of Troy tasked my home with a Backflow Testing request. This company was listed on the back of the form that I needed filled out. I called BBP up and spoke with Martha about what the heck this task was that I needed to have done!

She explained the entire process of what someone would be coming out to do. Within the week we had someone come out to do the backflow testing.

When Tom arrived, he explained that he had been in the business for a long time and made me feel comfortable that he knew what he was doing. I asked to stay outside with him as I was curious as to what he was going to do, and he agreed to allow me to watch. It was $100 for the testing and $20 to come in the house and show me where the valve was to turn off, which was fine because like I said, I had no idea what was going on really.

The equipment he was testing failed initially, probably due to it not being used in over a decade. He took most of the system apart, cleaned it (it was clogged with dirt), then put it all back together, retested, and the system passed.

Very professional and got the ridiculous job done that the city (which I found out was also the state of Michigan), was asking. Just wish Troy would reimburse me!

Bill and Bob Dube did an awesome job for us we had them re-pipe the house
New garbage disposal
fixtures
They are timely,efficient their fair priced

Pleased to say that this is the #1 plumber I call.  Always available and prompt with call backs.  He has done a large number of jobs and not complaints from me or my family.  Strongly recommend.

We bought a house with an existing A/C system originally installed by Lakeside Service, which was 7 years old. The A/C system had a 5 year warranty, but essentially died at 7 years old. After having Lakeside out to see if they could fix it, it was determined it needed to be replaced. A Lakeside Service representative gave us an estimate of approximately $2500 more than the original entire install cost 7 years ago. Now this seems crazy, especially considering they could re-use some of the existing supports and the labor should've been reduced, but what do I know. When asked if there was a discount for replacing THEIR installed system that died in 7 years, they offered to take off $300. So we are looking at ~$5200 to replace their failed system. I called another company, which promptly came out and offered to replace it with a better, more expensive system than Lakeside was going to use, and offered it at an installed price of $1200 less than Lakeside's reduced price and also has a 10 yr guarantee on the unit and lifetime on the install.

I suggest getting a second look at any expensive work they offer.

I have used first class plumbing on 2 occasions. They are very professional -explaining what it going to take to fix the problem. And they are reasonably priced. These are my plumbing guys now.

Very polite service. I wanted to have a home plumbing system winterized and they did not not offer the service however they were very helpful in pointing me the right direction.

I have a basement floor drain that has noises coming from it.  Horton plumbing came out charged me over $200 service call and gave me a quote to replace a broken trap on my floor drain.  The boss with years of experience came and gave a quote for $2400.  He claims he could smell the radian gas in my basement.  That's odd because radian is odorless.  I decided to get a 2nd quote for this considering the price and I just didn't trust this guys response.  Another plumber came out and told me there is NO trap on the line.  Installing a trap would not solve my issue.  Instead this 2nd opinion told me the truth, I need my radian pump serviced.  The radian pump is over sucking and that's what's making the noise I hear.  Furthermore he also agreed there is no gas smell, radian is odorless plus the pump is over sucking, so how would you have gas inside?  
I do not recommend Horton for anything! They just try to sell you things that's it.

Not professional.  I got an appointment  for the next day between 2-3. At 3:05, I called and was told the tech was running behind, but will call. I got no call, and when I called,got no answer. Then, they called the next day saying they are on their way, and 5 minutes later they are at my door! I feel disrespected and I took my business elsewhere.

Never worked with this company, nor did I call/request any service -- yet they called (knew my name and other info), texted, called and texted again. Each call (5 in an hour)/voicemail more urgent than the next wanting to know if someone was home. You do the math, while I change my locks.