Best Plumbing Services in Texas

This was the 3rd time I called Kevin of K&K Plumbing for various issues.  For me, he has snaked a sewer pipe, installed a new kitchen faucet, fixed a toilet, and fixed a leak in a wall.  He comes out quickly, does good work and is easy to work with.  I got his name from a real estate agent who uses him all the time.  Prices are reasonable too.

We recently used  Genzel Plumbing to fix a leaky outdoor faucet. They did the job efficiently and thoroughly. I was pleased with the price as well. We love supporting local family businesses that have a high standard of excellence and customer service.

I used yelp solely to find my emergency plumbing needs.  I started my search early in the morning around 5:45am and they responded to my messages at 7:30.  They immediately were able to provide a quote for our over flowed/backed up toilet, which was leaking at the wax ring all over the bathroom floor.  

They were able to come by the same day and fix the clogged/backed up toilet.  They fixed the toilet that was rocking by adding wedges to keep it stable, and replaced the wax ring to ensure no more leaks.  $380.00 seemed steep for a snake job but being able to fit us in same day made it worth it.

The two guys that came out were very helpful, friendly, and efficient.  My only complaint was that they didn't have uniforms identifying them as part of this plumbing company. Anyone in the service field should be easily identified to their brand by a uniform so it doesn't look like its just a random stranger walking up to your door.  I saw them come out of their work van and that was the only reason I felt comfortable letting them in without any identification tying the back to the plumbing company.

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...

If you want prompt, excellent service calls and reasonable pricing, Hooper is your company to call. The HVAC technicians and plumbers are polite and professional as well. I always rely on Hooper when I need the job done well. Cannot say enough positive words for them! Bravo.

If I ever need an electrician I will call Tioga. For an upfront, honest and fair price quoted, I found out what the problem was and various recommendations on how I can resolve.

He waited for me to return from an errand and was very knowledgeable and professional.  For once I knew I had found an angel of a company who I trust to be totally transparent and not price gouge me!  So glad to know you are in my area!

Fair to good work, super high priced.  
Going forward I'll just use one of the guys on TV.  
I feel like I got ripped off.  1600.00 and I have to finish the repair.  

Na.

I hired Sunshine Plumbing to replace two existing 50 gal water heaters with a single tankless hot water heater. This is a big job and I did my homework choosing a reputable company. I received their information as a referral from one of the owners of my trusted HVAC company in Dallas who used Mark to install a tankless in his home as well.

Mark is honest, fair, down to earth, and a true professional in every sense of the word. He is also incredibly respectful with a great attitude... can you believe he asked me with a smile (!) how I wanted my floor mopped after him and his crew worked a long 10 hour day with almost no breaks. He stayed late just to make sure we didn't lose hot water overnight, and my wife and I both were very grateful for that.

If you've been down the home improvement path, you know there can be some surprises, and this job was no exception. Mark was incredibly patient and even had to reschedule some of his other jobs (and make return trips here), and he refused to take a *dime* from me until every last detail on the job was complete. WOW.

True craftsmen are hard to find, and Mark is one of them. I'm truly impressed with Sunshine Plumbing and will be using them for all future plumbing needs. (And, yes, tankless technology is absolutely incredible).

Did a good job of coordinating a two-fer plumbing plus electrical job and getting city permits.  Moved a laundry washer box and electrical outlets and then replaced the main electrical panel, added whole house surge protector and car charge outlet.  Donnie was helpful in referring a drywall company they regularly use who also did well.  They were also very reasonable on pricing.

These guys are awesome!

I've had them out multiple times, and they're fast, affordable and effective. They really know what they're doing, they're honest and dependable and you don't feel like you're getting swindled like you do with every other vendor out there.

Give them a call for anything you need, big or small.

I can't say enough good things about peradventure. We had them out to get rid of the air gap on our sink and reinstall our garbage disposal and faucet after getting new countertops. They are very fairly priced, showed up on time and were so courteous!!

Our granite people took part of our garage disposal with them and he was luckily able to find a spare part in his truck - total life saver!!

They are a family owned business...Nathaniel the owner is 1 of 11!! Just great people who do honest work - I would highly recommend!!!

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

I had a leak today with a pipe under my sink and called Benton plumbing and they sent someone out, he diagnosed the problem, went and got a part and fixed the problem and the cost wasn't bad considering the water leak. I will keep their number and won't use anyone else. They are prompt and professional. Very responsible with their customer service.

Excellent customer service. They came out after hours and made sure my plumbing emergency was addressed in the short term, while being able to save the long term work for a later time during regular hours (with regular rates). I won't hesitate to call Riddell again!!

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.

We used these guys to make some repairs on our house as we are selling it.  Ricky showed up on time, I received a text letting me know when he would be arriving. He took care of everything on my list and was so nice about everything.  I would highly recommend NTX and we will use them again if we have a plumbing issue.

I thought it was pretty serious when my HVAC guy told me there was water in my gas lines. My largest and still unanswered questions is how much water needs to be in the line to get all the way up into the attic.

In any case this situation left us without gas, a furnace, or a hot water heater.

I called in for a plumber on monday. It was raining and there was likely going to be digging necessary, so Rusty scheduled us a few days out and quoted us about a thousand dollars over the phone.

Morning of the appointment came. Rusty needed to reschedule. He was unable to provide a more specific timeslot then afternoon. He said his crew was on the same type of job that they started the day prior. This was mildly annoying given that we had waited for several days (due to rain) but I was not going to find a contractor to come out in a more timely manner now, so I went with it.

Our plumbers came early afternoon thursday. Blew water out of the gas line. Brought a few things up to code. Tied off some unused non-problematic lines for funzies. 4.5 man hours * 2 still no root cause.

Day two involved an overnight consultation with an expert that dialed in the root cause. We dug up a riser and replaced it and by late afternoon had tested the system clean. City of garland signs off on it. Atmos come by, fails the work due to water in the pipes, and red tags the system again.

I'm $1600 into plumbing at this point, including 4.5 hours of largely wasted time (which I paid without questioning). I called Rusty, he spoke with the inspector and spoke with my wife and I separately.

From a customer service perspective, I expect that plumbers will come out and resolve the situation immediately - Rusty informs me he has availability in 3 days - on monday. Additionally I expect that Speakes will complete the work without additional cost. Rusty proactively informs me that the work monday will be at my cost - despite the fact that all the other work which did not fix the problem was already at my cost.

All in all I was disappointed that Speakes was not more proactive about resolving a situation where a customer did not have heat or hot water. Its not the customers responsibility to pass Atmos inspection or remove water from the lines. If you are going to charge me $1600 for doing these things you probably should complete the work.

I can not thank Oscar and team enough for helping us replace our entire plumbing system!! We purchased our home a year ago and discovered within the first few weeks of living here that our entire plumbing system needed to be replaced asap. Talk about complete nightmare. Over the course of 9 months we received multiple quotes from different plumbing companies (all telling us different things) averaging over 40,000 dollars! I am so thankful that someone on Next Door referred me to Oscar. Hole in One is honest, professional, timely and willing to work with you on payment terms. I would recommend them 100 times over. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

This is actually a review for Olshan Plumbing, which part of Olshan Foundation Repair but is not listed on Yelp. Home Depot uses Same Day Water Heater company to do its hot water heater installations, and they subbed the job out to Olshan.

I'm sad about this. I used to be a Home Depot girl through and through. But this was a disgusting experience. Hopefully this review will help others avoid a similar mess.

The licensed plumber Olshan sent out installed the hot water heater so that the door to the hot water heater closet wouldn't close, got my name wrong (and didn't correct any of the paperwork when I mentioned it), didn't introduce himself, had me sign the wrong forms (even after I pointed out that I was signing something on the 'contractor' line), couldn't give me a receipt (although finally hand-wrote a receipt at my insistence) and had nothing aside from his t-shirt to identify him from the company. I was less than impressed.

Oh -- and I bought the hot water heater pan at home depot ($20) to avoid the truck fees. The Olshan plumber said mine didn't fit, charged me almost $80 for a larger one and then crinkle-jammed it into the closet. I found out from another contractor that the plumber's hourly rate goes up if they sell you stuff off the truck. Lowe's had quoted me $70 total for hot water heater hoses, drip pan and valve connections. The nice folks at Olshan charged me over $250 for the same items. None of it covered under homeowner's insurance.

When I communicated all of this to both Home Depot and Same Day Water Heaters, they were 'very sorry' to hear of this. But it took a trip to Home Depot and over an hour of phone time to get Olshan to come back and correct the issue with the hot water heater installation positioning.

Lessons learned:
1. Buy from Lowe's (vs. Home Depot) & ask who will be installing the item.
2. Measure your hot water heater space (which I did, but then I didn't trust myself. Bad call). Buy your connection parts at the store, and bring them home. Insist that the installer use them.

Good luck...

I scheduled an appointment with A#1 Air...  Good follow-up after the appointment was set, however, on the day of service, I get a call that the technician was injured and I had to reschedule.  The first time they could get back to me was a week later.

My AC was working - I was having them do a tune-up / Energy Boost.

The day of my rescheduled appointment was a bit chaotic.  The technician was to arrive 12:00noon - 4:00pm.  At 11:50am, I got a call saying to expect the technician at about 1:30pm...  The next I heard from them was at 4:00pm saying the technician was running late but on his way.  He arrived at 5:00pm.

The technician - Peter - was incredible.  He did a great job.  Thoroughly checked everything, repaired what needed repaired.  Great guy and he really knows what he is doing.  Recommended three (3) things be done: 1) replace capacitor, 2) replace breaker box and 3) add 5-2-1 Compressor Saver.

The price of the 5-2-1 Compressor Saver - off of the A#1 price list - was $250.  The same part sells on-line for under $50 and is very easy to install.  $250 - even with installation - is outrageous.  I decided to have the capacitor (included in the price of the Energy Boost service call) replaced and skip the other recommendations.

I spoke with the Service Manager regarding the price of the 5-2-1 Compressor Saver.  He explained the reason the part was much, much more than what can be found elsewhere.  I understand what he was saying, but I still think it was way too high.