Best Businesses in Austin, TX

I am so happy to have found West Austin Handyman to tackle our to do list. I appreciated the responsive communication, professionalism, and really quality work for a fair fee. Excited to check off next project.

Clayton, Fabian, and the rest of the team were amazing.  They made what seemed like it was going to be a nightmare (tunneling under our house and ripping up everything) into a wonderful experience.  We felt the prices were more than fair, their service was above and beyond, and their work is spectacular!

Thank you, thank you!

Highly recommend Legit Plumbing. I had an unusual problem with my toilet, and Sam had to do a lot of research to come up with a solution that worked. I think his pricing is fair, and they did an excellent job. Happy to call him if I need any more plumbing work done.

Loved working with South by Plumbing! He was very efficient in getting to us and explained everything that was going on and what he was doing to fix it. I appreciated that since a lot of times people just say this is what it's going to cost and don't explain anything. If you're looking for a reputable plumber in Austin, TX definitely reach out to these guys!!

I think I have finally found a plumbing company!  Although I have used a variety of companies in this area, I believe Fast Plumbing provided better service for less money.

We had Eligio out in February to replace an outdoor spigot that was leaking. The builder had installed it so that there was no easy access -- the wall had to be opened up. Eligio replaced it in a shorter time than planned and very much under our expected budget. He is thorough and a great guy to work with. We wouldn't hesitate to call him again.

I was pleased with the prompt response, the thorough assistance, and the fair price.  Will definitely call on Greenwave again, if/when I need a plumber again!

I really like Webster Plumbing. They helped us when our light went on for our grinder pump.
Not only did the test our pump to determine it was fine, but they found a bracket broke off and caused it to fall on its side. To add to our issues the sewer pipe going out was clogged. They corrected everything.
I would highly recommend them. Hard working and fair prices.

Had Chris from Decker over to change my water heater. He was great! It all went without a problem, he was able to squeeze a 50 gallon tank into a small closet which was a fabulous upgrade for me. I can't be more pleased. He looked at and fixed a leaky toilet for free! (He probably doesn't want me to tell anyone that, lol) I have had my home for almost 20 years and had my share of services for plumbing from the simple kitchen disposal to the leaky faucet. This company was a pleasure. They have all my future business.

After we request service, we were fortunate Jeff came to our house quickly and help us checked all the pipe and potential leaks may have happened during the storm. Jeff wore a mask the whole time, and was polite and professional throughout the process, and still try to minimize the mess. I recommend them because I felt they genuinely wanted to help as much as possible during this crisis.

Excellent service. Fair and honest estimate before work started. Definitely would use again.

I loved using these guys, they also give veteran discounts. The guy came out, assessed the situation, did what needed to be done, gave me recommendations for the future. Quoted some other work for me, it was perfect. Very affordable and reasonably priced!! No complaints!! Can't wait for the to come back and do more work. I know that sounds odd, but nothing like getting things to run efficiently in your home!!

Save your money and find a good plumber! We paid $575 to have American Leak Detection come out and locate a leak. They advertise that they can pinpoint the leak so we thought that would be helpful in fixing a leak that we knew we had but couldn't locate the exact location. The technician came out and ran a bunch of tests on all of our plumbing fixtures and said we would get a full report the next day along with a bid for repair. He was very courteous and professional. I had to call the office twice and finally got the report a week later. It was very vague, did NOT pinpoint the leak and did not include a bid for repair. So basically we paid them $575 to tell us that we had a leak in the same area we thought we did. Not great. Found a plumber that spent two days actually pinpointing the leak and fixing it. So like I said before, just start with a good, reliable plumber and you'll save some money.

Called to have A/C checked since it wasn't cooling.  Let them know it was under warranty. Was told the tech would call to set up an appt for the next morning for a free diagnostic. That didn't happen. In fact, I wasn't contacted until the next afternoon, but I missed the call. When I returned the call, the dispatcher couldn't reach the tech and assured me he would call me back. A different person called me back later and they were not the tech, they were more of a sales person who asked the same questions I answered when I first called. Only this time apparently when you have a unit that's only 5 yrs old, they want to do a complete top to bottom look at everything including the ducts in the attic. I stopped him and asked if I'm supposed to pay for all that. He then told me it's all covered under their $59.99 service call fee that I was told about. Of course I was never told that and of course a fairly new unit doesn't need all that invasive colonoscopy-like look. That's when I ended the call. I did have a reputable repair person come out today for free and all I need is a new thermostat.

Answering service said they didn't service area they show they have an office. Had to call and follow up myself to try to schedule service.

After successfully ci firming they did service my area (and allegedly have an office less than a mile from my house), they also confirmed they could perform the work I was requesting and would have a free service call to evaluate.  They required a 4 hour service call window, so I did a a 2pm-6pm window. After taking off a half-day to accommodate, I finally got a call at 6:30pm. The plumber simply told me they did not offer the service I needed (installation of a studor vent because my older house did not have a p-trap or vent for the washing machine drain). He told me at that time that they do not offer the service and he could quote the price to remove the faulting running trap and install a new one. I informed him I was not certain I even had a running trap, to which he said I probably did. I asked that he still come out to assess the situation just so verify. He fumbled around and said he would have to call his supervisor. He called back 5 minutes later and said it would be $12,850 to replace the running trap (that he didn't even know if I had). I asked that he still come out to look at it, and he said it would be $499 just to run a camera. No thanks, obviously a company that doesn't care about customer or the work.

Got a local small business to come out that next day, ran a camera for $75 to confirm I DID NOT even have a running trap, and they installed a new washing machine box, p-trap, and studor vent for less than $500.

Obviously a company that has grown too big to provide good service - have a 3rd party answering service that doesn't even know their service area, and plumbers that will do anything they can to avoid adhering to the service calls when their day is running long.

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