Best Plumbing Services in Fort Worth, TX

Had them out to replace my garbage disposal and install a faucet, charged more than $450 for that and I supplied the faucet. Our toilet started running the night before so I had him look at that too and he said it needed a complete rebuild and would be another $300. I got online and bought the part for less the $20 and fixed it myself in 15 minutes and I am not handy. Work was fine but will completely screw you on price!

I would stay away from this company.  I was misquoted by the wife (who answers the phone and deals with the customers) on my original call.  She seemed very knowledgeable so I really wanted to do business with them.  The next day she informed me that it was $100 higher than she quoted me for installing a water softener.  After explaining that to me she said she would honor the price she originally quoted.  I also let her know that I had a filter that needed to be installed, she told me that was going to be extra (probably around 20 min of labor) and that she would check and call me back that day.  After no call, I called the next day which she again had to apologize for not calling me back.  She told me it would be $100 for the filter install (hmm, I guess to make up for the misquote she was going to honor).  I was upset but still nice to her and she knew it.  When I asked when they could do it she told me she didn't want my business.  She tried to explain that they had workers not come in this week and were running behind and those are the reasons she forgot to call me back.  Sounds like a bad organizational situation.

Called them to request a quote. For them to come out there was a charge that could be waived if we choose them.

Quotes are usually free because that is the cost of doing business.

Helped with a slow draining drain. Very responsive and very nice. I had some confusion over billing and he was quick to help.

I do NOT recommend this company at all!  The lack of customer service is beyond unacceptable.  I will not type a lot just read the texts and you can verify the phone number as being there's with screen shots attached.

Got same day service on a new water heater. Staff was polite and got the job done as promised. I was really glad that we went with them as the didn't try to upsell us and were very straight forward with their recommendation and why. I would highly recommend.

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. .

Outstanding and friendly service. Had a small gas leak near the water heater and Matt came out and took care of it. Such a great personality and was very helpful. Strongly recommend.

I hired Lasiter & Lasiter Plumbing for my plumbing needs when I moved into my salon.  They really went the extra mile to accommodated my scheduling needs for the move-in.  They were also able to box-in the exposed pipes for me to make it look nice.  Friendly, and professional at a great price.  I highly recommend them, and I will be using them again for my next plumbing needs.

I had a service today. Pelayo is very honest and professional he was here at my home for 40 minutes he found out that the leak was under my bath tub it needs to take out the tub in order to fix it.  We are in the process of remodeling the bath room. My husband decided one person to do the work. Micheal.did not charge us for anything he said he did not fix anything.  I cannot believe it that there's company like Pelayo in this days that is not only after money.  Thanks Micheal. I'm sure I will use them again and I will recommend them to.all.my friends. You got my business. .. Im a happy customer. Thanks again.

Friday night our toilet clogged and stayed clogged no matter what we did (our other toilet had been removed for a remodel). Over the weekend!  After speaking to several plumbers on Saturday morning, we selected Byron McDaniel simply because he could get here the soonest. He arrived right on time Sunday morning and installed a new one. He was pleasant and very quick. No mess left behind and his price was very reasonable. I would recommend McDaniels plumbing to anyone and will definitely use him again. Thank you Byron!

We had a plumbing leak and our neighbor recommended Big Lee. I can't say enough positive things about Lee and Jacob. They worked hard, found several plumbing problems and fixed them all with the least amount of damage to our walls and at a fair price. If you are looking for a plumbing company, give Big Lee Plumbing a call.

J&R Plumbing was there for my friend when she needed help with her leaking faucet.

She was telling me that the response time was quick, service was done asap, and the plumber was a genuine and trustworthy man.

Thank you J&R Plumbing for being reliable for the community!!

Bad customer service skills, he initially refused to quote how much they charge for a clogged kitchen sink drain until I pressed him for a ballpark figure and he said $165.00.  

I have been contacted by the owner and also received an apology from Carlos.  So they are at least responsive to bad yelp reviews.  So I increased to 3 stars.

Keyco was quick and responsive and was able to work around my schedule. Thomas was great and was able to fix several different problems with our plumbing, in the kitchen and the bathrooms.

This is the type of plumber that I try to avoid with everything I have. I was misguided by the high reviews. They were charging 3X the next plumber I hired.
I called them out for water leaking and in my downstairs ceiling. The plumber that came out said he was going to charge $359 to cut a hole in the ceiling and go from there. I was desperate for the leak to stop so agreed. Once the whole was opened the plumber kept saying how difficult it was going to be to fix it and was going to be an additional $600. Sensing BS with how difficult it was I told him NO. He then went to talk to the owner and came back with a discount of a total of $650. Still NO, I didn't want to do business with this guy. The owner called me and asked what had happened. He said he usually charges a minimum of $650 per job. Something they should have said when I originally called them. So unless you want to shell out $650 no matter what the job, pass on them.
The next plumber I called charged me less than $300 and would have been a total of $300 for the whole project.

The only silver lining on this whole episode is that I got a full refund at the end of this ordeal.  This occurred in August of 2014, but I am finally calm enough to right a proper review.  I had a 2 year old, and my wife was 8 months pregnant at the time and we were without hot water for a week.  They tried to take advantage of my situation.

The short story here is the plumbers who came to my house were scam artists.  It appears that they are payed a commission and try to sell as much as they can to make themselves more money.  There may be some good employees, but based upon my conversations with managers in the aftermath, they seem to encourage this behaviour.  I will NEVER be calling A#1 again, and I implore you not to as well.  I have included the whole story below if you would like to see why.

We had a slab leak that manifested itself with hot floors and hot water coming out of our cold taps.  Our water meter was spinning even with all taps off.  At first, I thought I had caused the leak after doing some plumbing work so we called A#1 and they sent out a truck on Saturday afternoon.  The plumber came in, and said it was a slab leak, and he would have a truck out Monday morning at 9am to find the leak.  9am came and went, and I finally called A#1 and asked for an update.  A little after 10 they arrived.  With out actually doing anything they confirmed it was a slab leak, and that we had 2 options.  We could either have them dig up the floor and replace 2 feet of pipe and hope that was it, or have them reroute the hot water pipe through the attic.  Both options would be roughly $2800.  They then proceeded to charge me $286 for leak detection service.  The has yet to be found.  After paying them, they said they would come back tomorrow at 9am to find the manifold and start work on rerouting my hot water.

Tuesday morning, 9am came and passed.  I had the cell number for one of the plumbers and I called and asked for an ETA.  In an hour or so was the response.  It was 11 when they finally arrived.  The cut open the wall behind the water heater and said that the manifold was not there.  They wandered around the house and cut holes in the walls in where ever they pleased.  After an hour or so of cutting they they said they  could not find the manifold and would need a pulsar unit.  One of the plumbers said that he didn't think this would be the case but he had done a house that had a manifold underground, and they had to redo all the hot water pipes.  At this point my quote went up to $3700 because they would need to run a pipe from the hot water heater to the manifold and from the manifold to the kitchen.  Why they would need to do this was never explained to me.  They said they would have the manifold tomorrow (Wednesday) and call me by 9am to say when they would be here.

Surprisingly, 9am came and went.  It wasn't until 10:30 that I got a call saying they did not have said pulsar unit and have it tomorrow.  They would call me at 9am to let me know when they would be here.

Thursday, No call.  I called them at 10 am and asked what was going on.  They said they were going to the pulsar factory to pick one up and would be here within an hour.  12:15 a supervisor called and said he was on his way to pick it up and the plumbers would be here no later than 1:30.  In case you weren't expecting this, they weren't here at 1:30, 1:45pm I called the supervisor to ask where they were.  He said they just left and would be here in 20 minutes according to their GPS.  20 minutes plus another 40 minutes, they finally showed up.  They told me how this pulsar unit could find a manifold that was buried up to 100 ft below my house.  I was wowed.  They searched and searched but alas there was no manifold.  I was told they would have to build a manifold and reroute every hot water line in the house.  When I asked about the cost they told me they would have to go to the office and build up a quote.

By this point I had already lined up 2 more plumbers to come out and give me a quote.  The plumber from A#1 called and said it would cost $7200 for the work to be done and they could start Monday morning.  It would take 2 days.  I asked them to email me a quote that broke everything down.  He said ok.  He called back 20 minutes later, and said that Bubba agreed to cut the cost to $6900.    

That night 2 plumbers came over and both were shocked with what I had been told by John and Jason.  They told me that code would never allow them to put a manifold underground and that they were trying to take me for a ride.  We hired one of these plumbers, who both quoted roughly the same amount of 1500-1800 depending upon where the manifold was actually located.  The plumber we hired found our manifold in less than an hour and did the work in 5 hours.

I promptly sent an email to the owners and within a few hours got a call back and a refund, but still have holes in my walls.  I didn't want them back in my house to fix.

Olshan claims to offer a lifetime warranty which will always be honored by other Cable Lock companies. However, I had my foundation repaired by another Cable Lock company that Olshan bought, and they refuse to honor that warranty. They say that they're not really a Cable Lock company anymore, they're a Cable Lock ST Plus company (they still use the same logo), as if that were an acceptable reason to renege on a lifetime warranty agreement.

I have no idea if there are other, more reputable companies who offer more reliable lifetime warranties, but it might be worth checking around before you commit to Olshan. A lifetime warranty on a foundation repair can be a valuable asset when you go to sell your house, and it's disturbing to learn that I no longer have one.

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