Best Plumbing Services in United States

Ralph was great. Came over this morning to clear our terrace drains. Was very friendly, easy-going, efficient, well-priced. He brought a young colleague, who was very polite. They even swept up the deck after they were done. We will definitely use Barone Plumbing again as our go-to plumber.

I have a old claw tub and the drainage was worsening day to day. I tried Draino, enzymes, as well as snaking it myself without any success. I realized it was time to call in reinforcements so i took to google looking for a plumber close to my apt (LES). I found ManhattanSewerDrain.com, explained the problem and Manny gave me an estimate on the phone and emailed me a service request in PDF. He was able to solve the problem using a commercial snake machine. He was on time, friendly and professional and at a very fair price for manhattan. Thank you !

Juan at statewide is highly recommended. He stayed in constant contact with us and did a first class job. He kept us aware of the job at each step. Very professional work. Fantastic experience, I will always call on statewide and Juan. Thanks! KM and DW

This review is for Joe The Plumber, Brooklyn, 6124 16th Ave, 11204, tel: 917-295-5243, email: [email protected]…. Their master plumber is Ray Derosa, LIC#955.  As a courtesy, I have entered this same review under the listing for the plumber Ray Derosa.

I had Joe the Plumber's name scratched down on a piece of paper, so I think I got it from a neighbor a year or two ago.. I also saw him listed on Angies List. I called him last week to replace the anode in my 65 gallon A.O. Smith water heater (sold by Sears as a PowerMiser 9).  The A.O. Smith does not make that size water heater anymore, so I am trying to stretch the life of the current water heater by replacing the anode every 3-5 years.  For those unfamiliar with water heaters, the anode rod is a sacrificial piece of metal (usually magnesium or a zinc-aluminum alloy) that hangs in your water heater and prevents the tank from rusting. It takes the hit and oxidizes (ie: rusts) instead of the metal in the tank.

I contacted about 7 different plumbers, but only 2 plumbers were willing to come and replace water heater anodes.  Of those two plumbers, the other plumber replaces only large commercial water heaters anode rods at nearly double the cost, so the choice was easy.  Joe came the next week with plumbing crew, figured out how to remove a 4 foot long anode rod with less than 16 head-room above the water heater, and managed to squeeze in a new anode rod. The total cost was $250, which seemed fair the actual cost of replacing the water heater in about 5 more years if I did not replace the anode rod.

My wife and I came acrosss Plumber New York a friends reccomendation and we were very glad. They answered the call immmediately and gave us a terrific estimate for our budget and agreed to do doing the work immediately. They were necer intrusive in our home nor were they tardy in getting the job done and cleaning up as if they weren't there at all! There was never a time when our call wasn't answered to swiftly if not immediately. As an added bonus we needed new fixtures and John helped us find the best (and tasteful, fashionable desiegn) kind and stay within our budget. We won't hesitate to call Plumber NYC again.

Thank you so much for helping us out on the short notice! Excellent customer service! showed up on time and knew what that problem was as soon as he looked at it! no games and straight to the point. Would definitely recommend and use again.

I Highly recommend this Company. Zach is really responsive to any communication semd his way. After couple text message we set up a date and time. The day of the sheduled work his crew showed up in time and where easy to work with. They left the place clean and organized and all the work was done in the timeframe zach gave us... I would hire again .. thank you

We used Angelo to remodel our first floor bathroom.  The work was adequate, with a few notable exceptions.  We had to disconnect our washing machine in the basement for him to work on the bathroom.  He cut the lines to the washing machine and never reconnected them.  I told him about this when I made the final payment, and he said he come back and fix it, but never did.  I had to buy the parts and do the work myself.
He connected a shower in the basement to be used while the bathroom was being remodeled.  He made me buy the pump to evac the water from the shower, without giving me a model number.  I bought a pump from the supplier he recommended, and he epic failed on the install.  He used the wrong pipe size, did not use a drainage slope, set 90 degree pipes when the instructions clearly state that 45 degrees is the max, and used about 5 clamps and adapters instead of the one provided.  The result is that the kitchen sink drained into the shower stall, and the pump would never shut off because it was overtaxed.  
Also, the bathroom he set up is leaking into the basement.

In short, I had to fix half the stuff that he set up.  Do NOT ever call this guy.  He has no clue what he is doing, and will not come back to fix his mistakes.

Awesome service!  I received quick, reliable, honest service.  I would definately recommend to my family and friends.   Della - Hackensack NJ

My family has been using Frank for almost a decade. He has done almost every installation or repair possible for us...and some very complex jobs. He always provides outstanding quality, quick turnaround, fair prices, available at short notice, and always with a smile. Do not hesitate to hire him. My only regret on posting this review is now I can't monopolize his services.

The boiler in my home was over 40 years old and should have been replaced years ago. I pushed off replacing it as it was still working. However, with increase heating costs I wanted to replace the boiler with something that was more efficient. I called three plumbers for estimates and I went with Carmine and not the lowest bidder.

Carmine was able to explain the entire installation process, any National Grid rebates that were available, and most importantly explain that the unit was not up to safety standards and with a young family it was even more important for me to change the boiler.

Since the boiler was swapped (September 2017) it is substantially more efficient and the basement room where it is stored is no longer sweltering hot. You will not go wrong if you choose Carmine. He is honest and will not up-sell you things you do not need.

George and John arrived at my house at the agreed upon time.   They were here to replace our water heater and change our kitchen faucet.   They were incredibly nice, answered all of my questions and had everything they needed to do both jobs.  They are the only guys I will use going forward.  Their professionalism is amazing.  I was charged the quote I was given which included parts and labor and tax.   There were no surprises.  They did a stellar job and I am so glad that I found their info on Yelp.  They certainly went above and beyond and we couldn't be happier with the end result.  Thank you George and John.  You guys are awesome.

Let me paint a picture. 2 Family house. I live in upstairs unit. Saturday afternoon, I'm making some homemade bread in my oven and I open our backdoor (where we throw out our recycling). I smell something that I've never smelled before. So I decide to follow the smell and it leads me to the boiler room in the basement.

It's a typical boiler room: dirty, has a lot of unnecessary things in it, and it's got some old boilers and water heaters. I created a reddit post in /r/homeimprovement and think nothing of it.

But I can't shake the feeling. Something is odd. Why this smell when I turned on my oven? And how come my carbon monoxide detectors have not gone off? Something was odd. So I call PSEG and tell them I potentially smell gas.

PSEG goes through my house, and lo' and behold, gas leak.. for both units. PSEG puts locks on both gas meters. Winter is coming, so I call up some hvac people on yelp and agree to have someone come on Monday. Okay, although it will be cold, we can hold out until then.

Monday comes, the HVAC crew did not realize that there were locks on the meters and cannot do the job so I'm scrambling and call up 8 plumbers. Rolando (from Clear Flow) picks up my call and I tell him my situation about how we haven't had heat nor hot water for 2 days. Not just me, but my neighbors too.

Rolando springs into action and takes two of his guys off another job asap (sorry to whomever they were helping before) and send them over to my spot. They fix the gas leaks right away.

It gets better though. The next day, PSEG comes to review their work and no more gas leak, but then they fire up my boiler and realize that my heat exchanger has been broken on the boiler for some time. This is particularly dangerous because CO is dispersing everywhere and this can also cause a fire.

I call up Rolando again that night. The following day he comes out and replaces the boiler and boom now we have heat.

Rolando at Clear Flow went above and beyond for my family and my tenants. Without him, our situation could have been quite awful. We're very thankful to Rolando and the rest of the team at Clear Flow.

Myguy was recommended to me by my HVAC guy, and before calling I read reviews on google (why are almost all of the Yelp reviews filtered? They're not all fake,  Yelp!) and looked them up on the Better Business Bureau website. Everything checked out and I gave them a call. Was told there was a fee for coming out to do the estimate  but that it would be absorbed into the price if I ended up using them. Mike (and apprentice) showed up within 20 minutes of the text that announced they were on the way, so they were on time. They both were wearing 2 masks which I appreciated, and when they entered my crawl space, wore booties. The pricing seemed reasonable and Mike actually ended up saving me some money by pointing out some reasons why I didn't need one of the items I had wanted to install. He also made some great suggestions like a WiFi shut off valve for my main water valve since this is a secondary property I must be vigilant on winterizing it.

Luis and helpers Michael and Will did a great job replacing some very old and corroded sewer and gutter pipes. They were very professional, skilled, and hard-working, arranging the work so that we were unable to use toilets and water for only a couple of hours. Leon, the owner, told us it would take three days, with only one day unable to use water, and they kept to the schedule exactly.  We will continue to call Martin Plumbing from now on.

I called to try to schedule a service and whoever answered the phone was extremely rude.  After insulting my intelligence they told me to call back the next day and hung up.

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