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Very good work & friendly guys! They called us to let us know when they were on their way and got to work immediately before taking a lunch break and coming back to finish the job. I actually thought that laying new water lines would be a messier process but our lawn looks a lot better than I thought it would as they went back after they were done to level out the dirt and clean it up a bit. Would recommend them to anyone in the area needing work done

Will be switching over to Genzel Plumbing for all my future needs.  Genzel Team arrived on time, were fast to diagnose my problem, and complete job. Trustworthy, reliable and a pleasure to work with.
Call Genzel Plumbing first!!

Great service replacing my kitchen sink, faucet, and garbage disposal. Very responsive over email and easy to schedule. Caleb was very patient with my questions over text leading up to the job and did a great job with the installation despite a few hiccups due to the setup of the original plumbing. I paid the exact amount that was shown to me on the bid and the cost was lower than the quotes I got at other places as well.

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 have used Hooper Plumbing for many years at multiple houses I manage and they do an amazing job. They are quick , friendly and always on time. I highly recommend them  !!

I am super impressed by Sy and his outstanding customer service. I had a service issue and I'm happy to tell you that he went above and beyond to insure my complete satisfaction with the glass replacement of my front door. When I placed the initial call early Friday morning, they were able to slide me into the schedule and secure the door so there was at least peace of mind and when they couldn't get back when they said, Sy personally called me and made things right.

I'm thoroughly impressed!!! Thank you Sy! You're a stand up guy!!

Bret was the literal best. Super nice. Came when he said he would. Got to our problem quickly and fixed it! Fair prices. Highly recommend!

Great service. Honest and very dependable. Would definitely use again and I highly recommend. Mark was honest about what needed to be done and I value that very much. Thank you

Absolutely TEN star service! Great experience from the minute I called them and talked to their fabulous receptionist Beth, to the electric supervisor, Ben and then Duane and his colleague who came to our house to help provide guidance on our appliances and suggestions.

I had all my toilets, showers and tubs back up.  We had feces and all sorts of stuff coming back into the house. I tried my normal plumber multiple times but it was after hours and he wasn't answering the call. I called a couple people for recommendations and Bob's name came up. He was the ONLY one that answered the phone at 9:00PM. He told me a few old school remedies to try first. When those didn't work he said he would be here first thing in the morning.

Bob showed up bright and early. He even got here before the other plumbers called me to see what was going on.

He fixed everything including an issue that a previous plumber had told me would require opening the walls and fixing some plumbing issues. The truth is that that plumbing company installed an off-name prt that was creating the problem. Bob found it and fixed it instantly.

Not only is he quick and professional but also extremely fair priced.

This company is 5 star! They are professional,  and willing to go above and beyond. We called them out  about our hot water not turning off in the spare bathroom shower. After he took it apart he was able to clean out the calcium buildup  and saved us a TON of money! We will be a lifetime customer!

Fast on the response!  Their plumbing team is friendly and up front with you.  Overall, a great experience!

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!

Excellent knowledge and straightforward information from the office and the plumber.  I've had two previous plumbing companies work recently and they were a one star compared to this respectable company.

Roger and his crew at Texas Green Plumbing are totally awesome!

After receiving a notice from The City stating that I had a leak in my front yard, my ex, who owns his own plumbing company, agreed to come by and repair the leak. After being stood up and my yard quickly becoming a small pond, I called Roger, and I'm so thankful I did. He and his crew were polite, efficient, and took care of my plumbing emergency quickly. They detected, located, and repaired 2 leaks in my front yard as well as removed a bulky water softener unit on the side of my house.

I highly recommend Roger with Texas Green Plumbing, I'll definitely use him again if any more plumbing needs arise.

I am so glad I tried NTX after reading a Yelp review.  We have spent so much money with other plumbers over the past couple of years.  We have foundation damage and have been told we have a leak but no one can find it.  We gave up on it until recently when our water bill showed our usage had dramatically increased.  We thought for sure the slab leak could now be located.  Scott came out and said it was due to a faucet leak that we could fix ourselves.  He said we do NOT have a slab leak.  I was a little skeptical.  After all, everyone said we had one.  And how could our water usage be so high with a little faucet leak?  Well, he was right.  We fixed it and the water bill was back to normal.  I was grateful that problem was solved and relieved to know we don't have a slab leak.  We still have a foundation to repair, but now we have a plumber we can trust when it comes time to check for possible resulting leaks after the repairs are done.

365 Million Years Ago
Early Devonian

Western Coast of Gondwanaland

Biting Insect Bay

July 18th

11:15am

(Slightly After Brunch)

It was at this most August point in Earth's history that the first amphibious creatures to evolve reached out with their stubby, scaly paws, and with deliberate steps, crawled out of the water and into the glorious sun.  No longer confined to the reeking pools of the fetid swamps, they were now free!  Free to roam the banks of slippery mud and begin their dominion of this new, uncharted world!  They were the pioneers of the new future, a new world order that would span the millennia.

And it was about three whole seconds later that they realized what a colossal #$@&!@ mistake they had made.

The problem was quite simple.  Land, by definition, was not water.  Land was here, under their feet, but the water was now inconveniently over there, and the further into the land you went, the more distant the water became.  And since water remained essential to staying not-dead, this meant that the more involved you became with land, the more work you had to perform in order to get water.

For the first amphibians, this meant hoofing it over miles of jungle, dodging 8-foot cockroaches and whatever other nightmares mother nature had just cooked up, all for the simple sake of getting a drink and live to see another day of roach-dodging.  Worse still, having kids required more water and an extended honeymoon at any one of a million watering holes that quickly became known as Predator Heaven or  Prey Hell (today known as Club Med).  

For millions of years, this was de rigueur for all the life that walked or crawled or slithered on this earth.

It was a serious bummer.

Then, around 245 MYA, the dinosaurs appeared.  These newer models were special because of their revolutionary approach to the egg.  Instead of dumping an egg in water and praying for the best as the roaches charged, these guys encapsulated the water INSIDE the shell of the egg.  Mothers around the world were free to fire at will as they pleased, the nearest pond and its minions of death be damned.

It was the world's first attempt at plumbing.

Sadly, it was about the most successful nature was able to devise until homo sapiens appeared.  It was the Romans who most famously tackled the problem of moving water from where it was to where people wanted it to be - mainly, in their bathtubs.  Because nature had forgotten about body odor during the leap to land, too.  

It wasn't long before the Romans invented indoor plumbing and health spas proliferated across the world of the ancients like Starbucks hitting virgin territory.  For the first time, life did not have to bust its hump for a dip in lavender bubbles and a good loofah scrub.

Unfortunately, the new technology was entirely based on pipes made out of lead, and the history of plumbing pretty much went downhill from that point on.

Perhaps it was an affectation of the lead coursing happily through their veins, but humanity bought into the whole indoor plumbing concept and added to it exponentially.  Baths became showers, showers became multi-headed, holes over the inlaw's room became toilets, and we all completely forgot how the whole thing worked.  

As the opportunities for profit grew in this ecological niche, a new breed of specialists with low-hanging jeans quickly evolved to pick up the slack and make a quick buck.  And many of them made more than just a quick buck or two.  For the unwary ex-amphibian caught in the clutches of a wrench-wielding roach named Bob, a $2 leak in a shower could easily become a $15K home-improvement odyssey through the depths of hell.  And as quickly as the damage was done, Bob and his ilk would scurry back into the underbrush to hide under logs and leaf litter to await the next sucker to call out for a water heater installation.

Ever since, it's been a hard job to sort out the roaches from the saints.

Happily, Speake's is one of the few saints on the block.  And what miracles they perform!  They arrive, when they say they will arrive.  Their arrival window can be as little as 2 hours.  They know what they're doing, and do it very quickly.  They are very free and open with advice and options, but don't push a hard sell.  And they go the extra mile to make sure everything is done right.

My parents had a leak in their shower.  $15K was the estimate to rip it out & replace.  But Speake's diagnosed a potential seal leak over the phone and talked them through the fix.  About $50 and some elbow grease was all they needed.  They did it themselves & hired Speake's to install a set of water heaters.  On that basis, we had Speake's install our new heater.  It wasn't cheap, but they used quality materials you don't get from Home Depot.  Better yet, they installed a catch-pan for the water and the release pipe (which went through the wall), gratis.  Speake's gets my highest recommendation

Very impressed with customer service from initial phone call to receiving service within 2 hours of call to professionalism of Jeffrey who handled our leak for us. Will be our new plumber!

After all the recent rains, we had some cosmetic cracking within our home, thinking it was related to the foundation. We had already called Olshan when we bought our house back in March of 2018, and the previous homeowners had left the Olshan folder with information, so when we called Olshan as new homeowners, Mike Nail came out to the property to measure the cables, check everything, and recommend French drain installation. Mike came out again last month to remeasure the cables, provide us an update, and let us know what we can do to help the soil and perimeter around our home.  Now it is up to us as homeowners to address soil and drainage concerns, as the cracks and settling is not related to the cables and foundation.

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Last year I had them install a $7,000 unit to replace our old one. One day after the installation the air was blowing hot air. A tech came out and said the unit had been improperly charged. Fast forward to a week ago. Our unit has gone out again, because we were given a defective compressor and the unit (according to the A#1 tech that came out last night) was incorrectly charged with gas. The only company that has touched the unit is a#1, one year ago, the second day it was installed in my home. They either clearly don't know what they are doing or they are scam artists.