Best Plumbing Services in Ohio

So  happy with Hawa Air! Great people, great product with great value and Great service &  always on time!

Rob from Crossman Sewer & Drain Cleaning was the first one to respond about our situation at our new house. He was available to come the next day and get our drain cleaned out. He is also going to come back a week later to run a camera down the drain to get a plan together to tackle our root situation in our drain pipes. Reasonably priced and texted before arriving. To make it better, always good to support local business!

I am so happy that I chose Sali Plumbing & Mechanical to diagnosis and fix our ceiling leak.   I am a P & C Licensed Insurance Agent and deal primarily with Customer Service and Claims.     James, the technician, was very
friendly and thorough in finding the leak and fixing it.  We are very grateful for the care he took  and the accuracy of his diagnosis.    I would highly recommend this company and will definitely call them again in the future.

Buyer beware.  The office quoted $1,150.00 to replace a 40 gallon water heater over the phone.  When technicians arrived, they identified the water heater as a 50 gallon model instead of a 40 gallon.

One of the technicians stated that it would be in our favor because the 50 gallon tanks were less expensive than the 40 gallon.  Price would be around $1,300.00.

After they completed the installation, it was denied the conversation took place, thus resulting in a charge of $1,647.59.

Will not be requiring their services in the future.

I hired Gunther Plumbing to bring in a gas line to our kitchen. Scheduling my appointment was super easy. Travis is quick to respond to text messages! When Travis and Mike showed up to our house (RIGHT ON TIME!), they discovered that the job would be slightly more difficult than planned, but forged ahead nonetheless! They were very polite, maintained physical distancing AND the final cost came in less than the estimate! I will definitely use them for future work!

I am a Realtor in the Central Ohio area...my seller had an issue with the sump pump and contacted ARS Rescue Rooter. They installed it for $500.00 which I thought was outrageous but she contacted them on her own.
A few days past and we found a leak that we knew where it was and she contacted ARS once again to ask if they offered free estimates to repair. They responded yesand she made the appointment for them to come out and give an estimate of the repair.
BUT - instead, after the homeowner showed the tech where the leak was at , he then looked at it and responded with a charge to her for $79.00 for a diagnostic quote. BTW she NEVER received a quote or estimate for the repair.
The homeowner felt pressured to pay the invoice, which was to be a FREE estimate and because they called it diagnostic they get away with that BS....
So I contacted ARS office and let them know it was to be a free estimate and not diagnostic because the tech was told where the leak was by the homeowner.  Jodi (office manager) which was extremely rude said there was nothing that could be done...so I asked who was the manager and she gave me Jason's name as the GM.
Contacted Jason the next business day and he was doing a dance around the words FREE and DIAGNOSTIC....he also spoke to the homeowner and was rude to her as well...she was going to put a stop payment on her CC until this was resolved.

WARNING ABOUT ARS - This homeowner trusted what she was told since she trusted them to install the sump pump...but if you contact this company , I hope you do not get taken like she did....so sad that you cannot trust this company to do what they say....TRUST ...and ARS is not a word you can use together....Rant over...

Had two floods in 5.5 years in our basement, both due to power outages. Have had approximately five floods down there within the past few months. The change was a failure on old equipment and the replacement pumps being wholly inadequate to do the same job the previous equipment had no problem with until they died.

My bathtub facet broke three weeks ago. They came out to asses my situation quickly, however, it still isn't fixed. Follow up has been extremely disappointing. I would use another company next time. You have one shot to make an impression. If I have to call to check the status then I'd rather find someone else.

Michelle really made things easy on me. I am an out of town landlord and my renters were without electric in 1/2 of the house on a Sunday. Michelle was willing to go out right away. The next day when the job was done he emailed me the invoice and that was that. He really made the whole process smooth.

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