Best Businesses in Kansas City, MO

Excellent service replacing my water heater. My uncle and cousin referred him to me. Placed the call late afternoon Saturday and work was completed in two hours. As a single person it was nice to have a reliable plumber I could trust.

I honestly can't rate their service as plumbers because they didn't show up. Twice.  I scheduled a fairly benign shower repair job a few weeks ago. A couple hours after the appointment time had passed I got a call and an apology. I rescheduled for yesterday morning and again, a plumber didn't show up and I was never contacted. So I've wasted half of my day twice, waiting for their tech to show up for an appointment, and they never did. I'd recommend saving yourself the time and frustration and deal a different company.

Kyle was not only professional and thorough but was quick, explained what he was doing and how he was solving the problem. Highly recommend!!!

Great service!! Would highly recommend for plumbing issues. Our hot water heater went out and KC Plumber Pro was very excellent!! Give 'em a call!

Craig is very personable and seems to care about my problems.  The water company had turned off my water when they put a new meter in my basement.  They did not turn it back on because they said there was a leaking pipe that needs to be repaired first. Craig came out in a timely manner, had a look and determined that that needed a new pipe to the meter and a new shut off valve. He doesn't do that kind of work. But he took time to explain it all to me and called Old Republic and explained to them what needed to be done so so they would send the right craftsman.

My husband and I ventured into a laundry room/half bath remodel only to discover the water shut off valves didn't shut off!  Ugh!  I googled a local plumbing company and found All-n-One Plumbing.  The reviews were great so we called them and Stacy (plumber) showed up to fix our shut off valves. He was friendly, thorough and super efficient.  The price was fair and service was above and beyond.  We highly recommend All-n-One.

Our water heater went out and we needed to get a new one installed ASAP! I contacted several companies and I would've had to wait 3 days before service was available. I contacted Plumbline and they came out the next morning at 9AM. It only took a few hours. Very good people and they saved me around a $1000! I won't be going anywhere else for my plumbing needs in the future.

We couldn't keep the second floor of our 1970s two story home cool in the summer or warm in the winter. Rodina Company came out, analyzed our current system and installed a second system for the upstairs level of the house. They were consistently prompt, courteous and knowledgeable. They had to do a lot of problem solving because of our attic space and roof line but we ended up with a heating and cooling system that works very well for our home. Pricing was fair and the crew was always respectful and cautious while working in our home and they did an excellent job cleaning up when they were done. We would absolutely recommend them to others and will definitely use them for future heating, cooling, electrical and plumbing needs.

They visited our home before Covid hit but were very thorough and respectful.  Confirmed what our issues were and came out right away.

Excellent job!!! Very polite and helpful!  They capped off an old gas dryer and installed my electric one.  I will advise them to to others!

Jason Conard has done three different jobs for me--all were excellent.  Today, I called him at 8 am with a faucet problem.  He returned my call promptly and was at my house within two hours.  He replaced a faucet cartridge quickly and cleaned up after himself.  He is very knowledgeable and conversant.  On a prior job, I supposed I would have to replace the original (1937) faucets in my my tub/shower; instead, he took them home and rebuilt them.  Years later, they work great.  I highly recommend him.

Need to have a waterheater repaired. PW Waterworks was on Rheem's website. So I called them to schedule a service. On my 1st call, Paul asked about what's wrong and all that. When it comes to actual date and time of the service call, I needed to confirm with the tenant. So we agreed that I will confirm time and call him back. That's when Paul just disappeared. Never picked up my call. When I text him on what time slot, and a picture of water heater and again asking him to confirm the appointment. Text back ok. But he was a no show. Not reliable. I would at least expect he text me back that he does not want to do the job.

$250.00 for faucet install.  Appropriate for our area is about $125.00 - my wife was home and accepted invoice.  Feel like they took advantage of her.

Had a problem with our air conditioners not working. Joe and another guy from MVP came out, told us we needed to replace the entire system for two floors---$15000 x 2. We nearly died. They replaced a small electric part on one of them to get it running, also, but left the other one off. Had another guy out. He looked at it for a few minutes and told us that the condenser units just needed their screens hosed off, which he did in 5 minutes. Stupid me, I should have known. They work fine, no replacement needed. He had to replace an electric part on the other unit. Total cost from him: $250.

I felt stupid--I should be cleaning my units. But either the MVP guys were inept or they were trying to trick us into spending serious $. Either way, I'm sure glad I got another opinion.

Then for their bill for the electric part, they charged us for putting freon into the system that they didn't do. I called up their office and got that part removed, but sheesh!

Set an appointment to replace seals in a shower.  The shower has a slow drip.  I wasn't given a quote over the phone for such a simple task.  I wanted a plumber to do it incase the valve had to be replaced.

I was quoted a ridiculous +$1,350 to replace the valve; $400 to replace the rubber seal and spring inside the Delta single handle shower cartridge.  Mind you, a rubber seal kit from Home Depot and Lowe's costs less than $15; requires no soldering, etc.  It should have been an easy job, but I guess they saw $$ in my eyes.

FNP delayed my appointment by a day, said they had an emergency elsewhere.  I believed them and didn't mind.  They charged me $49 service fee.  Felt more like I was scammed, than anything.

This place is a complete fraud. I contacted them and established an appointment for them to hook up a water heater. The buffoon that kept in contact with me kept putting it off. He cancelled three times with a variety of excuses ranging from a funeral he had to attend to a sick mother in law. I finally realized he had no intention of showing up, but lacked the intestinal fortitude to say so. Stay away from this pathetic business. A complete waste of time.

When we did the walkthrough and gave him the deposit for the job, we were told that it would be a one-or two day job.  Seven weeks later...job still not started.  He now will not answer his phone. I have tried called multiple times a day at all of the phone numbers that he has listed.

Over the course of these weeks, there have been multiple promises of doing the work tomorrow, and even said on Friday at 2:00 I'm on my way right now. Only to never show up or answer the phone since.

Don't give this man any deposit money for your job until he physically starts the work.  He will take the money and ghost you .

They charged me almost $1000 to determine why my driveway drain is backing up and resulting in water in the garage.  They $750 of it was to hire another company to hydro jet the drain to clean it out then they would put a camera down it.   They jetted it.  Didn't work.  It backed up.  Still charged me.  Then they put the camera down.  Told me my pipe was smashed in one place and broken in another.  But they got the camera thru and it was clear all the way to the creek.   $15000, $9000, $4500 were their est. to fix it all.   Once they left I dug up the pipe where they said it was smashed.  Nope. Perfectly fine.  First picture.  Then I dug up where they said it was broken.  It was.  Not bad but broken. Second picture.  Then I walked down to the creek to see if there was mud down there.  THERE WAS NO PIPE EMPTYING TO THE CREEK!  They lied about the camera.  I just need to attach to the exsisting pipe where it's broken and put in a French drain.  Once I dug up the broken part, no more water in the garage.  The water had somewhere to go.  So they charged me for a service that could never work, lied about the camera, and proposed 3 different solutions that would not have fixed the problem.  It was just a buried pipe so the water just backed up.   Thinking a professional should have figured that out before me.