Best Plumbing Services in United States

I  give this company one star only because someone came out the same day I called. Perhaps it was a slow morning. But if you have a small or medium sized job don't expect a call back. Not in December anyways.

After being cancelled on by another plumbing company and unable to find an appointment, I was lucky to come across Manhattan Sewer Drain Inc! Manny returned my phone call within a few minutes, set up an appointment and came to my apartment within the half hour. He fixed my toilet problem and was very prompt and efficient. And the price was great! Thank you Manny!

My house was a total disaster with multiple leaks that destroyed my ceiling. Juan came in and was able to uncover multiple problems in a very professional, timely matter. He was diligent and honest with us all throughout the project. I would not hesitate to use him again and have my plumber for future projects going forward.

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.

Found Pete's doing a search on here and saw the great reviews. Called and he came this afternoon right when he said he world. He did the job quickly and gave us tips on how to keep our drains clear. Reasonable prices and very friendly.

This review is a little late but I really wanted to come back and make sure to give this business a huge shout out.

I had a very small problem with my sink that I wanted to fix myself. Zach spoke with me on the phone and talked me through the whole thing, step by step, and didn't charge me a dime! He was incredibly friendly, helpful and patient and DEFINITELY earned my trust and future business!

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.

I had a complicated thermostat hookup in an older house. Carmine's expertise was refreshing. Great personality, and really knows his stuff. Highly recommended.

Old Water heater blew and I called Rishon.  George answered the phone and talked me through the first part of the process to disconnect it, then came over forty minutes later because I was concerned that water was leaking through the wall and into a recently remodeled kitchen. This happened around 5 p.m. and other plumbers I called said tomorrow.  George got the old unit out and got everything dry, thus preventing water damage.  The next day he and another plumber came back and put in the new water heater.  There was a further complication in that part of the frame of the water heater closet opening needed to be removed to get the old water heater out and the new one in.  After the new unit was installed George put the frame back exactly as it was.  Overall a very efficient process.  I would also add that George and his associate are very courteous and respectful people.  I recommend them highly.

I had my hot water heater in Hoboken installed two years ago and the plumber recommended I service the boiler to extend the life. He quoted me approximately $600 to change the expansion tank, some relief valves, etc. I've been told the material would likely cost less than $150, so $450 for labor seemed steep. I went on Angie's List and Clear Flow called me immediately. Ronaldo asked why I was replacing all the parts and I said I wasn't sure. I asked him to send someone out to inspect it and determine if I should even have any work done at all. This call occurred on a Friday and the following Monday two servicemen came out to look it over. They said that although a bit of heat is escaping from the unit, they didn't feel it would be necessary to replace anything at this moment. They did not charge for this check-in. I will be keeping their contact info for future reference.

Complete rip off. Overpriced. Right after being taken for a ride I go to work and another woman at my job tells me she had the same experience. LOL

I've used Martin Plumbing and Heating three times now, and with excellent results.  They are not cheap but their prices seem fair for the quality of work they do.  Here were three different jobs:

Job 1: Linkage under sink dripped.  I tried to fix it, but once I got one sealed right another one leaked.  Martin came over and came up from the truck with any necessary parts.  They rebuilt it, and it was rock solid for years.  They were professional and courteous and knew exactly what they were doing.

Job 2: Drain backup between two bathrooms.  Not only would the water not drain, but it would fill the opposite sink in the other bathroom as well.  They snaked it (and had to go really deep) and pulled out a whole cat's worth of hair.  Again, fast, efficient, effective.

Job 3: Biggest job ever was to replace all the radiator valves.  The old ones leaked and we were about to redo the floors.  Not only did they offer two types of valves, but they took the time to explain each and why the existing valves didn't last.  They took the time to make sure the radiators were properly drained in the entire apartment line.  They tested everything before they left.

You might find cheaper, but I don't think you'll find better.  I'm practically looking forward to Job #4.

Worst service ever. They were scheduled to come at 3 they didn't show up until 4:15, no phone call, no apology. They couldn't fix the problem because they didn't have the right parts, the guy said he would come back the next day at whatever time was convenient for me, I said 4pm he said no problem and they never showed. I called and left a message, no one called back. The following afternoon my landlord was able to get ahold of them and they stated that they would never start a job at 4pm.  Needless to say we found new more reliable plumbers.

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