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Good service, reasonable prices. We received this recommendation from 2 neighbors and a friend, we will call again when needed.

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!!

I needed to replace my water heater and I approached this company. Robert arrived on time to do the job with professional touch and latest technology. On top of it all, the price was fair and affordable. I will patronize them again.

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've been searching for a competent, reasonably-priced plumber in the Lake Highlands area for years and I think I have finally found it in Hooper. I prefer to use local businesses if possible. I used Frymire in the past but their prices are simply outrageous and I stopped.

I made an appointment (2 hour window, very reasonable), and when the guys were running a bit late they called to let me know instead of wondering.

The plumbers were efficient and professional. They completed the work quickly and correctly the first time. Best of all, the price was very reasonable.

I am now a Hooper customer. Highly recommended.

Great people.  Honest and caring.  They found out there problem was not my plumbing but my neighbor over watering.  They investigated all of this and didn't even charge me!!!!  I can't believe I found people who know what actual customer service is!!!!  I will Definitely be using and recommend them .

Had them out to replace a water heater in Plano, probably 15 years ago.  Whole house water filtration when we moved to McKinney.  Let them know what you need and get out of the way.  Very professional and efficient!!

After a very disappointing experience with another plumber, I found Mark and Sunshine Plumbing.  So glad I did.  He listened, communicated well, arrived when he said he would, took care of business and was reasonably priced.  Can't do much better than that when it comes to a plumber!

Amazingly fast and the best customer service in town. Had leaking hot water lines. Donnie responded to my yelp request at 10pm and had Nathan over first thing in the morning. Nathan was very courteous, explained everything to me and did an amazing job!!! I would highly recommend!!

Master's Touch did an excellent job helping us out with a clogged kitchen sink. They were even able to find something that was a thread away from being a major issue and fixed it for a great price. They were on time, called ahead, and were able to show up promptly. This is no fluke as I've used them a couple of times now. The price is right and I can't recommend them enough. Thanks Master's Touch!

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!)

Replaced a couple of water heaters on second floor and took great care to get the old ones out, the new ones in and installed without issues.

Great service on time and on their estimate
This will be my go to plumber for the services they performed.

The only plumber in Dallas I will use. Staffed by a group of professionals who know their craft, they deliver their service in a timely manner. I've also noticed they go out of their way to clean up any messes they make while on the job.

Terribly Expensive, $330 an hour for labor!  I had Texas Green come out to replace my kitchen sink, after reading their reviews.  The plumber was here for 2.5 hours and they charged $857, I provided the sink and their were no other parts required....HIGHWAY ROBBERY!  The service was fine, but holy cow, $330 AN HOUR FOR LABOR!  The online reviews are good, which is why I called them, but be forewarned, THEY ARE EXPENSIVE!

Scott was able to diagnose a leak that a prior plumber charged me $300 to not fix.  It turns out it wasn't a plumbing issue, but a downspout problem.  He just charged me the $40 trip charge but didn't try to rip me off like the other guy.

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

I've used Hole In One Plumbing in the past and was happy with Oscar's work. This time they sent Johnny. He was very professional, knew what he was doing, offered some money saving solutions and did a very good jobb.

Olshan Foundation Repair is a great company.  Setting up an appointment was super easy and the communication was good before their arrival.The representative from Olshan arrived as scheduled and was a great representative for the company. He measured my foundation and tell me exactly what it would take to fix it without trying to up sell anything. I would highly recommend them.

A #1 Air will sell a customer Amana equipment, then install Goodman equipment with an Amana nameplate on the equipment. How do I know this? I worked there!

I have proof, in the form of work orders! Amana equipment model # start wit an A, as in ASX#####. If the equipment starts with any other letter it is not Amana, no matter what the name plate says.

I will try to down load a pic of a work order later, that shows a condenser W/ a GSX model #. However also on the req. is a Nameplate AMACOND DISTINCTION ! Then when the install crew gets the equp. they will take of the name plate and replace it with the Amana nameplate.

To make sure that you received the equipment you paid for, look for the small plate that has the model # and serial #. If the model # does not start with an A you do not have Amana equipment!