Best Plumbing Services in United States

Cruikshank Plumbing has been my go to plumber for the last couple of years. I have an 80 year old six unit that has been in the family for eternity. After this time there have been the usual problems, but also the effects of time catching up. Drainpipes and supply lines after so many years eventually need to be replaced due to rust and corrosion. The latest was the kitchen sink that had a drain pipe that rusted through and got replaced. Soon after that the drain quit running  and I called and got service within hours. After snaking out the drain, which I should have had done the first time I have never seen the drain work as fast as it is now. I recommend them to everyone I know in the service area.

Needed an inspection of some work completed at my house for a home sale. Showed up same day I called and was quick and courteous. Thank you!

After calling another plumbing company that quote me extremely high price and not be able to do the Job, I called Muse plumbing and next day my issue was taking care of, took 30 mins to fixed the issue that previously I was told that would take 2hrs. I would recommend 100%

Recommend Jim Virgin, owner of J&S Plumbing.  Had a leaking shower valve, drip drip, drip.  Jim came in assessed the situation and promptly went into repair mode.  He ended up ripping out some of the pex line to remove the valve and retighten the fitting that was leaking.  He then replaced it with copper. No more dripping!. The price he charged for 2 hrs service,and parts was more than fair. Went out of his way to reassemble the shower hardware and test the system to look for additional leaks,. Thankfully none were found

Randy came out to to replace a defective outdoor spigot and was running early and called to see if he could arrive early and unfortunately there was just no way I could make it earlier than planned today. No problem he said, he'd attempt another job and be out later. When he arrived, he assessed the situation and had it completely replaced / repaired within a half hour. He was very professional, courteous and even offered to use the parts I had purchased to repair to keep cost down. All in all, a great experience. They were recommended to me by my parents and I would not hesitate to recommend them to someone else looking for a good, reasonable plumber.

Best put our plumbing with our builder and I have used since. ( 8 plus years ago) knowledgable and responsive!

Giving them 4 only because I didn't actually hire them, sadly. One of the plumbers came over and gave me a quote. I got a great feeling and knew he knew what he was talking about. I've dealt with plenty of contractors before. However, my husband wanted to get a few quotes and went with the 'cheapest' guy. Turned out, I really wish I had worked with them and had water with enough and appropriate pressure for my laundry sink!

Trevor is just one of the best!! We had some serious pipe damage between Christmas and New Year's and we'd worked with him in the past for some other plumbing jobs, so we messaged him and his response was nearly immediate. He's fast, reliable, on time always, and FAIR with his pricing. He got our plumbing woes fixed in what honestly felt like no time, and he helped us understand not only how we got to where we were in the first place, but how what he did would prevent it from occurring again. I cannot recommend him and this awesome local business enough!! When in doubt, go local, call the local plumber; you won't regret a second.

We have used these guys twice in the past, and I have met 4 members of their team.  They were able to come out within a couple days of my call.  They are professional and work fast.  I will use them again.

I was at the end of my rope with Columbia Gas.  They moved my meter last week and after doing so, my house lines were no longer holding pressure. The lines had been tested immediately prior to the replacement of the new meter and they were fine. When the tech came to restart gas service, there was a massive leak. The Columbia Gas tech guys just shrugged, said house lines.  Your problem and left.  This was Friday night and we'd been without gas for three days already.  On Saturday morning, I got on Yelp and found some good reviews for Mike of All Lines Plumbing. I called. He answered!  On a Saturday.  He was at another job nearby.  Within two hours, he was at my home. He gave me a price and I agreed.  He got to work right away!  I was planning for Monday at best!  He worked taking my lines apart until after 10:00 that night. (We live in an old home and have miles of line.)  he explained the process of putting the lines back together piece by piece and testing with each addition. He quickly realized that the problem was at the meter. Today, he was back, putting it back together. Piece by piece. My lines hold pressure perfectly now and Columbia will be getting the bill (minus the extra $100 I threw in for the great service, professionalism and courtesy. I also felt that the job had been underpriced at the beginning and he spent A LOT of time here).   As he put the lines back together, he swapped out old valves for new ones explains that they don't last forever. He even saw an issue with some flexible tubing on my furnace that was not bonded and switched it out for pipe.  I think he added ten bucks for that. If you can find a good plumber, you're lucky. And we feel very lucky to have found Mike through Yelp.  He's not looking to scare you or rip you off. He's looking to make an honest living...and it appears that he sees every job as a puzzle that he gets to put together.  His upbeat disposition gave me the idea that he likes what he does and likes to solve problems for others.  We are going to have him come put in a water heater at another property very soon.  Thanks!

West Jeff was recommended to us by friends.  As a family owned company, they were very honest and straightforward to work with and their quote was 30% lower than the big name outfit we used to work with.  Nice brand name Lennox equipment, well installed, no pressure or sales gimmicks.

The installation was handled promptly and professionally by factory trained installers.

Highly recommend.

It turned out that I got the wrong storm door. Nonetheless the guy who came out was very understanding about the expense of two visits and made us a deal to get the work done with the second and right door. For this I was very appreciative. And, he did a great job on install. Five stars!

Well, I wish I had read all these reviews before I wasted my money calling this company. I shouldn't taken my friend's word for it that this was a good company. For over a year we hadn't used the shower in the master bathroom because it leaked into the downstairs kitchen. We had access to another shower but finally we decided to bite the bullet and fix the problem once and for all. A plumber from the company came out, couldn't find access to the pipes under the shower so convinced us to allow him to saw a 1 x 1' hole in the soffit in the kitchen to discover where the pipes actually were. He then told us we needed a new assembly- whatever that means. I explained that rather than spend the money on a new assembly, we would prefer to replace the entire shower as well as any plumbing parts required, to prevent further leaking. The guy was in capable of giving us any idea of how much a new shower surround and base would cost.The man left, & I expected to hear back from someone. I thought at the very least they should have given us a written estimate of what the project would cost. Instead, we received a bill a few days later for $100. I called, asked what the charges were for, especially since we now had a gaping hole in the ceiling of our kitchen, and was told that $100.00 was what they were charging us for the service call. After making several more calls to get an explanation for why I was being charged anything, considering that they hadn't fixed anything but had put a hole in the ceiling, I received no more information.
What I find perplexing is that I hear people recommending Jack Woods plumbing all the time. Some of the people who recommend them are contractors. This makes me wonder whether Jack Woods is relying on years of accolades about their company. They certainly don't seem to be doing very well now.I feel like if they had had an experienced, well informed plumber visit our house, we might have gotten a quote and decent service. Nobody who works there seems to care about the reputation of this company.

2 other plumbing companies said we had a collapsed sewer pipe and were going to charge around $7k to fix it. I called Muetzel Plumbing for another quote. They also ran video through pipe (for free) and found roots. They used power wash type tool to clear roots all the way to main sewer. Drain is now fine. Muetzel  cost: $253.

My husband is a DIYer but couldn't figure out where he went wrong fixing a problem with my shower (no hot water). When he called A. Friend Plumbing and described the issue, David had a hunch about what it was and came out same-day to verify. Yep, he was right! He gave us clear instructions on how to replace a specific part, showed us online what it looked like, and told us which stores carried it. He charged us nothing for the consultation (what?!?!) and my husband fixed it in a short amount of time. Thanks to David, we saved a pile of money and my husband was able to finish the job he started. Thank you, David!

I am not sure if they do good work, or if they don't....because they refuse to return phone calls..
After an initial dialog w the owner, he was 'supposed' to call me back after locating a spare part. our job request also entailed some additional plumbing work, and I am guesstimating this to be a 3 or 4 hour effort.
an initial phone call at 8:15 a.m. made by me
an additional phone call to follow up at 8:45 a.m. , made by me (promises that they would get back shortly).
I called again at noon, and was told that my call would be returned soon.
I called again at 3:30 , and had to leave a message.

The ownership team at Old Hilliard Plumbing must not need net new business .

Our water heater sprung a huge leak and we needed to have it replaced.  It was, of course, just a few weeks out of warranty.  We called a lot of places to gather info, but Plain City was the only company that offered to come out and assess the situation....to see if there was any way they could save us money by doing a repair rather than a replacement.  The owner came out himself.  It ended up still needing a replacement, and Plain City had the best communication with us.  We ended up going with them even though they didn't have the lowest price, because they were trustworthy.  Again, the owner came out and did all the work himself.  He arrived when he said he would and took the time he said he would take.  The work was completed on time, and he left the area clean.  A really nice company that I would not hesitate to use again.

This is a difficult review to write because I really want to have positive things to say about my business interactions with American Leak Detection of Columbus. The people I spoke to over the phone and the representatives who came to my house to assess my pool were very professional, extremely polite, personable, and quite friendly. My initial impressions were all exceptionally positive and honestly I still think highly of those people. I should also preface that my experience was skewed by a torrent of personal tragedy and loss faced by the owner of this franchise establishment so it may not be entirely representative of what other people can expect. All that said, ultimately my experience with American Leak Detection of Columbus was quite poor.

I had them come out to assess some fairly major damage a pool cleaner had done to my pool. I knew going into it that I'd have to pay about $300 for them to come out, assess the damage and decide if it was work they'd be willing to take on. They were very up front about it and it was money I was willing to pay given the nature of the damage. Things at this point were still going well. Due to some disputes with the insurance company of the cleaner who damaged our pool it took me several weeks to reply to their estimate and sign it for them. From there they needed to a second more expensive assessment costing me just north of $500. For all intents and purposes it seemed pretty similar to that first assessment except they also tested our skimmer line which also needed to be repaired. At the time this was an investment in getting my pool fixed and I was happy to pay it. However after this visit was when we started having problems. I waited two weeks to hear back from them again before calling to see if they had come up with a plan to repair my pool. They told me they'd been kicking around a lot of ideas but hadn't come up with a plan they felt was best for my situation. The circumstances of my indoor pool are such that I felt this was reasonable and I hoped to hear from them soon. I called again a week later to see if they'd made progress and this time I was told the owner was suffering from tragedy compounded by loss right as the holiday season was approaching. I'm sympathetic to this, I'd certainly be in no shape to handle business decisions under such circumstances myself, but part of the reason I went with American Leak Detection and paid their slightly high assessment fees is because I knew they were a franchise of a larger business and I assumed that meant to some extent that the larger American Leak Detection entity would be responsible. To have everything rest on the shoulders of one man to the point that they're unable to conduct business is a major problem for an entity the size of American Leak Detection.

Because of the situation with the pool cleaner's insurance company I was forced to pressure them a little for an estimate, flat out telling them that if they couldn't provide me with something I could present the insurance company I'd have to go with someone else. So they submitted the most basic possible bid with a slew of caveats about how they couldn't guarantee the work, that it may not be successful should they attempt it,  and some rather large mischaracterizations about the state of the damage to my pool. It seemed almost designed to drive away my business and ultimately I was forced to seek out another contractor which was an unexpectedly arduous process.

So I've paid upwards $800 to have them come out and look twice only to have them not do the work because they weren't capable of handing it. The whole affair has left a rather bad taste in my mouth and while circumstances may well have changed since my experience with them I'd certainly caution potential customers to think twice before engaging their services.

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