Best Businesses in Columbus, OH

I went down to my basement this morning and water was coming out of the ceiling. I called 25th hour and they had someone out in about 40 minutes. The first place I called offered an appointment tomorrow afternoon.  I would have floated away by then. The guy who came out was able to find the issue fairly quickly. He explained it to me thoroughly in case it happens again. He was also very polite and personable.

I had an electrician accidentally nicked a pipe, that I discovered would leak when my outside faucet ran. Stressful, frustrating scenario - the electrician's insurance was covering it, so I needed to get estimates.

Now - after receiving estimates - RCG came in, laid it out, made suggestions, and also knocked it out with their bid.

Rob was fast, attentive, communicative, and upfront about everything he needed to do, and did, and left me with nice new pipes and a shut off valve to help improve my future winterization. His over messages estimate was less than the others, and he kept true to it when he saw what needed done.

Plain and simple, he made a stressful scenario a lot less stressful, and I wouldn't hesitate to call him back.

Very popular. You can see their trucks all over town. Hard working and honest. Great value. Got the job done right! They live here and work here. The best!

When we first moved into our house we had a cooling issue. When we called our home warranty company they sent out Reliant Mechanical. After that first visit we knew we would stick with them. Our technician was not only professional and good at what he does, he was very personable. The company has always provided great customer service and I recommend them to anyone looking.

These guys, you can get a hold of in an emergency, even if you live outside of  Circleville! Sure, that's gonna cost you extra, but have you EVER had your heat go out early Sunday morning on a three day holiday, or between Christmas and New Years? Or the air go out on the fourth of July? Yea, that's when these things fail, and NEVER on YOUR day off!

They service everything, and have helped me keep alive a pair of ancient, contractor-grade-came-with-the-house-crap-heat-pump(s) (!) until one of them finally gave up the ghost, and had to be replaced. (We have two heat pumps here... You know The Old Woman who lived in the Shoe? Well.... I'm her Old Man, so we NEED two heat pumps!) They were right in the middle when I got estimates... and what good is hiring the cheapest guy when you can't get a hold of him other than during Bankers Hours anyway, and I am sure as Hell NOT going to be making the other guy's boat payments!

So they get my vote, because they didn't try to pressure me to just scrap these old pumps, good thing, because that was OUT of the Financial Reality... Reference again the Old Woman who Lived in a Shoe!

I had Behr replace my oil furnace with a propane furnace. Lennox furnace is great. Behr's technicians not so much. They covered the hole in my chimney that the exhaust system connected to with a piece of glorified aluminum foil. Needless to say that didn't last long. Their work-place clean up was non existent.
Recommend using a company that actually cares about doing quality work.

Long story short:

Thursday - went to the wrong house but said they would be out in the afternoon. Did not show up
Friday - said they'd be out to clean the gutters. Did not show up but said they'd be out on Saturday
Saturday - no show again for the 3rd time

Don't waste your time

I had accurate plumbing install a tankless hot water heater.  all was well until I discovered that routine maintenance for these units required certain fittings should have been installed at the outset, but were not.  I called Accurate and got no reply. no fast, No friendly service to correct their mistake.  Go elsewhere!

I called AB when I found water leaking from my kitchen ceiling, likely from my tub. AB was the only place I called that could come out the next day for a quote. The secretary was politie and efficient.

Andrew the owner was communicative, up front about pricing, and knew exactly what the problem was before he even looked at it. He was a nice, engaging guy to boot. He told me he's been plumbing for 22 years so, that could explain the expertise. Anyway, because there was on access panel to the tub, there was a charge for diagnostics, which was 1/2 absorbed into the cost of the job. The quoted price was about what I expected and he was a nice guy so, I hired him.

He arrived on the scheduled repair day and communicated he would be late due to an emergency call. He arrived at the quoted time and got right to work. He made the job look effortless, which made me wonder why it cost so much, but then again, it is because he knows what he's doing! Before he took major steps in the job, he'd call me up to explain what he was doing. He cleaned up everything after his work was done and replaced the hole in the wall with nice moulding.

Overall a clean professional job. It's warranteed for 1 year, but I don't think I'll be calling back with any issues. He mentioned in 22 yeard of plumbing he's only had to come back to a job 3 times. Not bad, not bad at all. I'd definitely recommend Andrew at AB plumbing!

We hired a plumber to come fix our sink. They came out to check it and needed to get confirmation on the quote. They then typed in the wrong address and rather than call us, they just deleted the order. Upon getting a new appointment they showed up to fix a small drip and get our hot water working. The guy took an absurd amount of time and went back and forth to his truck multiple times, but that is expected. What wasn't expected was that each time he went to the truck, he walked so awkwardly slow he could've been walking backwards and then sat in the car taking breaks. When it came time for the bill he charged 150 in parts and over 950 in labor for 3 hours of work. This was a rip off and borderline theft. Choose anyone other than these people.

Mike, the owner of Terra Plumbing, provides collection agencies with false information in order to obtain additional profit. I used my home warranty to have a garbage disposal fixed in 11/2015. My home warrantly contacted Terra Pumbing to have it fixed. Per the contract, I pay Terra Plumbing a $75 deductible upon arrival and the home warranty is billed the rest. When Terra Plumbing arrived, I paid $75 by credit card. About 15 months later, 2/2017, I received a letter from a collection agency saying I owed Terra Plumbing $50. I called Terra Plumbing and spoke with the owner, Mike. Mike said the home warranty never paid him what he thought they owed him. I asked Mike how I have anything to do with the home warranty not paying him 15 months ago, because he has a contract with them, not me. His response, Well somebody gotta pay. Excuse me? So because you feel the home warranty didn't pay you what you wanted, you send me to collections in hope that SOMEBODY will pay you? Very illegal and dishonest. That can hurt someone's credit report. I paid what I was supposed to by the contract and Mike didn't dispute that I didn't. So I ask Mike why he thinks he can send me to collections for an amount that someone else owes him. Mike had no response. I contact the home warranty, who said Mike tried to add money to the invoice, after the home warranty already paid him. So, the home warranty told Mike they wouldn't pay him the extra money and then black listed him for being dishonest and adding charges to work orders outside of the contract (they said on multiple occasions). I contacted Mike again and he told me everything would be resolved within the week and he called the collection agency to tell them to not bother me (right, like I can believe you). I immediately called the collection agency and they said Mike never called them. I explained the situation to the collection agency, who has also now black listed Mike and his company from further business due to the amount of complaints they receive on him. The collection agency said that Mike has done this multiple times in the past. So, Mike uses collection agencies by giving false information in order to increase his profits and collect extra cash, in hopes that people will just pay to make it go away even if they don't owe, because Somebody gotta pay. So wrong, so dishonest, and what a terrible person to be running a business.