Best Plumbing Services in Dallas, TX

I called these guys for a quote for a plumbing leak. They would not guve a quote over the phone. When they came to the house they quoted $950 before even knowing what the issue was. They just saw the house and property,  and the price went up. I paid them to fix it. They came back 4 days later to finish the job, and found another leak they created. I had to pay them $550 to fix that as they were not convinced they created it until they dug it up. They fixed that one. After all this was said and done I get a $900 water bill. Of course they are not going to help with that. So overall this one water peak cost me $2400. I will never use this unethical company again for anything.

Bob is prompt, professional, fair and trustworthy.  Our most recent problem involved a clogged double sink that anther local plumber could not fix.

NTX plumbing is our to go plumber! We had a leak in our master bath and in my daughters closet. I called them and they were to get someone out asap! Great customer service, punctual, and was able to fix the problem! Thanks for your service!

We had some water damage between floors.  After the water damage guys treated the area and made sure it was dried out, we didn't want to replace the ceiling until we knew the cause.  Caleb arrived and found the source of the leak in a couple of minutes.  As he talked and showed me what was going on, Caleb casually cleaned out our bath drain of hair.  Then he gave me a link to a kit that I could install myself to stop future leaking.  Throughout the visit he was friendly and courteous.  He reminded me to check the age of my water heater, then went on his way without charging for anything.  I will definitely be calling Jr's for future plumbing.

So about a month ago, one afternoon I walked out into my garage and saw a rather sizable puddle of water in the middle of the floor.  Huh??  I looked around (why, I don't know).  Then I looked up.  Oh f@#k!  I ran upstairs and opened the door to the attic space where the water heaters and one of the hvac systems is located and there it was - water coming out of a small hole in a pipe by one of the water heaters.  Water was shooting out horizontally, hitting a wall, and running downward - through the ceiling of my garage.  I tried to turn off the water supply to the water heater, but nothing happened.  Panic!

Anyway, I didn't have a plumber that I liked (I deal with almost all the tradespeople who have to come to our house - poor things - and I decide who will come back).  I'd tried about three since we moved here, but none of them screamed 'I want to be your regular plumber'.  So I called my regular HVAC company and asked them to recommend someone and they gave me the number for Arty's Plumbing.  I called Arty's and explained my problem to the person who answered and guess what?  He actually sounded concerned about my emergency and said someone would be there within an hour.  In less than an hour, Frank arrived, assessed the problem, turned off the water to the water heaters and to the house and proceeded to repair the leak.  From the time I found the puddle in the garage to the time the problem was fixed was less than three hours, and that included Frank having to make a trip for a piece of hardware.

AND, the cost was very reasonable (I thought).  When he handed me the bill, I couldn't believe it was so low.  And Frank was very nice.  He also either didn't make a mess or he cleaned up after he was done.  Either way, there was no mess for me to deal with.

AND after all this, the worst thing we have is a water stain on the garage ceiling.  My car (that was just washed that morning for the first time in a couple months) didn't even get dripped on.  Now how lucky is that?!

Anyway, they don't know it yet, but Arty's Plumbing is now my regular plumber.  I sure hope they don't scare easily...

I could not have asked for a better experience. Nathaniel is an extremely knowledgeable craftsman, he's transparent, has great communication, and is just an overall friendly person. He was upfront about costs and kept me updated as to what he was finding (I had a leak in my plumbing and unfortunately we had to take a larger chunk of drywall out than initially intended, but he told me ahead of time that might be a possibility and then when that was our last ditch effort to find the leak, he asked if that was how I wanted to proceed. And of course he did end up finding it and fixed it!)

I tried to call this company for a service call today.  When the phone was answered the response was, Hello.  No business name.  I inquired if this was a plumbing company, and the response was, Yes.  When I inquired why the caller had not identified the company when he answered the phone the man hung up on me.  However their services may be, this is definitely not a professional company.

I really have no way of knowing whether they did a good job They told me that the water heater I purchased from them had a poor quality part and my warranty ran out 3 months ago. They no longer use certain brands because of the issue. I would have no way of knowing whether this is true, however, knowing that they installed something of poor quality, even if they didn't know it at the time, it seems like they would want to help a regular customer and give us some kind of discount on the repair. I was then told that the replacement part is warranted forever. How does that happen? They did not provide me with the warranty statement however, nor did they leave the product information on the parts they purchased or produce the part they replaced which would have defined excellent service. I was disappointed. Maybe they just re-lit the pilot light? How would I know what they did up in our attic?

I called this company when I was in quite a pickle as the gas had been turned off at a rental duplex that I own. Roger did get someone over here within an hour or so. The first guy who came said that the crawl space was too small to work underneath the house. I approved them bringing a guy to dig a tunnel to go under the house. At that point I asked Roger what kind of cost I was looking at. He said about $1800 for the plumber and a digger. About is the important word. He did not inform me that he only does flat pricing, no detailed bill at all. He did go the extra mile and jump through a lot of hoops to get the city permit. He charged me $500 for that and I have no quibble with that part of his invoice. On the city permit he estimated the cost of the job at $2000. It took them two days to actually do the job. When the second plumber got here on the first day he was able to get under the house, so the digger was told to leave. The second plumber who came was incredible!!! He knew what he was doing but I have no confidence in the first man to arrive. I did not ask for a firm price because I know how many issues can come up in these old houses. The bill came to $4975 which I thought was outrageous. The two plumbers, one master and the other journeyman, were maybe here 7 hours each day. I think Roger spent at the most 6 hours getting the permit. He told me that they worked 44 hours, there is no way that they worked that long. They spent $500 on parts so nearly $4500 was for labor. Geez, is he a lawyer!! He charged me $275 for the journeyman to come over the next day and take their gauge off and put on 4 flex lines. He left the stove sitting in the middle of the kitchen and was maybe here 20 minutes. I told him that the bill was too high and that I needed it reduced. He said he absolutely would not.  He told me that if I didn't pay him the next morning that they would come and tear the new pipe out. Then he said he would call the Dallas police to report me for theft of service. Roger is a very nice guy until you question him and then he got downright mean. I was fully prepared to pay $3500. Careful, careful ,careful if you choose this company. I'll never use them again.

All these 5 star reviews look pretty fake. I called them to look for a slab leak at my house and they were not only rude and arrogant, they were the highest price I found. I don't think so!!!

Abe of Strittmatter Plumbing, Heating, and AC repaired the water main line to my home and I could not be happier with everything about his work and his demeanor! Abe was very professional, always on time, extremely knowledgable, and very clearly FAIR and HONEST (which is So, SO important to me!). Abe did excellent work on what was a fairly complicated job. I felt like I was in such good hands from start to finish. And that's exactly how I like to feel when somebody's working on my home. For me, that feeling of confidence and trust is worth everything! The support staff at Strittmatter was also completely above and beyond -- they were EXCEPTIONAL -- in regards to their personal approach, their kindness, professionalism, timeliness, helpfulness, you name it. They were really, really great! Thanks so much, Abe and Outstanding Staff, for being so competent, professional, knowledgable, and HONEST! You really warmed my heart. Truly.

Elsewhere (not on Yelp) I saw a few favorable reviews for Benton Plumbing of Benbrook, so I took a chance and called them about a leaky faucet (not an emergency).

The receptionist told me that they had an opening for the next Tuesday (I had requested a Monday or Tuesday appointment). She said the plumber would arrive between 11 and noon.

Tuesday, 10:45 a.m., Benton's called, saying the plumber was on his way. He (Paul) arrived at 11 sharp. He fixed my two bad faucets quickly (he did have to go to a nearby hardware store to get the proper fittings for my particular faucets).

Very reasonable charge ($85 per hour, plus parts).

I was very pleased! I asked for extra cards so I could spread them around the house (I tend to lose such cards).

Highly recommended!

Updated May 15, 2014: I have had occasion to use Benton's two more times since my original review. The review stands. Excellent service indeed!

If you're in need of a plumber, stop here!  Oscar is awesome!  After going through many, many plumbing problems at our home, we found Hole In One by neighbor's recommendation.  We've used him many times now (we have an old house with issues).  

As long Oscar is in business, we'll never use anyone else.  He's fair, competitively priced, always keeps our budget in mind, and does a great job.  On time every time.  Can't say enough about his service!!!

I had a water supply line leaking under the sidewalk. That was leaking a large amount of water daily. I called Drip Doctor, spoke with Owner DJ. He came by the house late afternoon on a Saturday. Inspected my leak and gave me a very considerate and fair price for repair. I have recommended DJ to my friends and neighbors. I will call Drip Doctor DJ for Plumbing Repairs moving forward. .

I've worked with Mark and had a great experience.  So yesterday when I noticed a hissing sound in my wall I called him immediately.  He had Austin and Eli come out that same day.  They diagnosed the issue and worked on a resolution.  They were able to make the repair yesterday before the end of the day.  They were both so knowledgeable and polite!  I also felt the pricing was very fair.  I would recommend RWD to anyone with plumbing or slab leak issues! Great job!

My wife bought a policy from Choice Home Warranty which was a BIG MISTAKE cause their subcontracted plumber told us that the company DID NOT cover repair work outside of the home and that they would have to clear our vent trap by getting a machine to do it from the outside which would have cost us an arm and a leg !!! Well Folks, Derek from True Plumbing was not only ABLE to clear the vent trap through the attic saving us a ton of money, he also, gave us a Veterans' discount !!! TRUE PLUMBING, also, doesn't charge a service fee when they come out to give you an estimate !!!
Ask for Sheila and she'll have Eric or Derek come out to solve any plumbing problems you may have.  Papa Mike Fort Worth's Concierge as seen on YouTube....

A neighbor recommended The Plumber. I called and they were able to come the same day. Our normal plumber gave us a timeframe 5 weeks from now. Two people showed up,  both wearing masks. They were able to to find the leak in nothing flat, in a different place than where I thought.  They were able to fix the leak in less than an hour leaving just a small hole in the wall to have repaired.
I now have a new plumber for any neds I have.

Owned by an upstanding guy who always gets the job done. We've had to have a bunch of things done for multiple houses and Condy always follows through. He's honest and knows his stuff!
Wouldn't go anywhere else. Highly recommended!!

Olshan has according to brochures been doing business since 4 years into the Great Depression 1933. It has gained the support of a Hall of Fame Baseball Player.  All of which would give confidence in engineering knowledge, skill sets and geological knowledge. Thus when they sent a person with the title of Certified Structural Technician, it would appear logical except Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation does not have that  designation as licensed in Texas. (TDLR). The Certified Structural Technician worked with us to create a plan for breaking down the overall project into phases. Thus the estimate at the point of submitting the contract to the home owner has not been reviewed by a license engineer which keeps any document from stating engineered under Texas statutes. The only indication of the term appears under Engineering Letter which comes with a cost of which is bundled with Permit, no line item but a combined cost of 650.00. Although the Certified Structural Technician stated he would have an engineer review the plan it apparently does not occur until after the contract. The contract is signed by the Certified Structural Technician which does list him as an officer of Olshan which could obligate the company, the second signer is contractor, but has no name and no license number. Piers listed but do not list depth, there is a charge for additional depth according to the Certified Structural Technician thus the contract fails to state depth of free, and cost beyond. Exceptions on the contract include Tunnel 225 per foot, no idea if a tunnel is needed if it went the width of the house it would be aprox 225.00 x 45 feet aprox, cost would be 10, 125.00 which was not part of the contract cost, remove concrete 125.00 per hour, not included in the contract, no indication of need during the walking of the property. Steele Support / Angle Iron 75.00 per piling not in the contract. Finally Generator at 75.00 a day, which indicates a company that has been in business 89 years does not have a generator. Finally the Warranty is for 1 year, after which adjustments after one year  would cost 100.00 per pier, 16 piers 1600 every year.  Transfer cost a 200.00 inspection fee to determine if it will transfer, keep in mind  the transfer is for the 100.00 per pier adjustment, not warranty of the work. I am extremely disappointed with Olshan and perplexed at the issuance of a contract before engineering and geological are completed.

Our AC stopped working late March of 2015, so we called A#1 first. The Matt came out, and was real nice but told us that the entire unit needed replacing. $8500 minimum, but he recommended the $11-$13 grand option. Sooo... I called Rock Solid to get a second opinion. John came out, and noticed a relay was stuck, gave it a kick, and it came on. He recommended replacing the blower motor capacitor to extend the blowers life. $115 out the door. Much better than $13,000.