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Cannot speak enough good things about this company, the employees and the owner, Doug himself. I have had plenty of work done on several properties by Doug The Plumber and have referred out Doug to many friends. All have been satisfied. Good quality service with a smile. Done right! Thanks for the service you provide to our community and surrounding area. Shop local and keep small business alive!
301 Bishop St, Smithville, TX 78957
Plumbing Service
Me. Plumber did an outstanding job today for an extremely reasonable price. I am very satisfied with the quality of their work and the care they took with my house. Very highly recommend these guys. Formerly Steve's Plumbing! Rosendo and his helper are awesome for sure.
Austin, TX 78757
Plumbing Service
I have used Lakeway Plumbing twice in the last year. Both times they were very responsive, fixed my problem quick, and priced very fair.
4301 Hudson Bend Rd, Austin, TX 78734
Plumbing Service
Tony was the least expensive and least invasive plumber out of a pool of three plumbers who bid to fix a leak behind a wall.
What I appreciated about Tony is that he said he would try easier fixes and escalate as necessary to fix the problem. A few other plumbers I talked to wanted to start knocking holes in the walls to address the leak. Tony was able to address the leak through the spout opening in the shower area, thus preventing wall damage. He also treated the wet area for mold and installed a small vent in the wall which is hardly noticeable.
The whole ordeal cost me $175. I do not have much history with plumbing repair costs, but I believe that is a pretty good deal.
What I appreciated about Tony is that he said he would try easier fixes and escalate as necessary to fix the problem. A few other plumbers I talked to wanted to start knocking holes in the walls to address the leak. Tony was able to address the leak through the spout opening in the shower area, thus preventing wall damage. He also treated the wet area for mold and installed a small vent in the wall which is hardly noticeable.
The whole ordeal cost me $175. I do not have much history with plumbing repair costs, but I believe that is a pretty good deal.
2627 Riddle Rd, Austin, TX 78748
Plumbing Service
quick, prompt, professional will be using again! called him because are water heater had went out in the morning and by 3 in the afternoon and it fixed and ready to go !
Kyle, TX 78640
Plumbing Service
Mike has been my plumber for years except for a period when I lost his phone number and tried the number posted on Yelp. His business is NOT closed. It was just my good luck that I ran into him one day and got his number again. As great a plumber as he is, he simply does not advertise beyond having a business card. His phone number is 512-626-8036. Do yourself a favor and hang onto that number.
1200 Creek Rd, Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Plumbing Service
Jimmy showed up right on time and answered all questions I had. Quality workmanship on our plumbing needs.
1106 Sunset Dr, Marble Falls, TX 78654
Plumbing Service
This company did the plumbing install on our new house. We had problems from the start. We had out clean out clogged several times. Finally the city came out and ran a camera through the pipe. Their report was shocking and acurate.
The pipe had unnecessary bends, was crushed with a large rock and root, and had a blocked off y fitting in the section. What a joke. Totally Inane...
The pipe had unnecessary bends, was crushed with a large rock and root, and had a blocked off y fitting in the section. What a joke. Totally Inane...
457 Upper Elgin River Rd, Elgin, TX 78621
Plumbing Service
We had a leak under the slab in our house after a recent cold freeze. I called 4 other plumbing outfits, getting nothing but recorded messages, before I got a real person at the phone at 1st Plumbing.
Steven and his helper arrived and calmly allayed our fears and concerns that we might have a major (and expensive) disaster on our hands.
As it turned out, tracking down the leaking culprit pipe was more involved than Steven originally estimated (took 2 1/2 days), but they stuck with it until they finally discovered the bad pipe, buried some 2 feet down, and corrected the problem without needing to dig into the foundation. Although it took longer than any of us expected, Steven stuck with the original estimate.
Yes, these situations can be expensive, but then responsiveness and results are worth a lot in my book!
Oh, and afterward they carefully cleaned up after themselves, including nicely restoring the dirt in the ditches they had to dig to find the pipes.
Steven and his helper arrived and calmly allayed our fears and concerns that we might have a major (and expensive) disaster on our hands.
As it turned out, tracking down the leaking culprit pipe was more involved than Steven originally estimated (took 2 1/2 days), but they stuck with it until they finally discovered the bad pipe, buried some 2 feet down, and corrected the problem without needing to dig into the foundation. Although it took longer than any of us expected, Steven stuck with the original estimate.
Yes, these situations can be expensive, but then responsiveness and results are worth a lot in my book!
Oh, and afterward they carefully cleaned up after themselves, including nicely restoring the dirt in the ditches they had to dig to find the pipes.
630 Ralph Ablanedo Dr, Bldg 1, Austin, TX 78748
Plumbing Service
Super happy with our decision in March 2022 to have Alamo Water Softeners install our new water softener in our nearly 100 year old house.
I'm writing this review after about two months with the system installed. Alamo Water Softeners was one of 5 companies I had out to provide an estimate. Estimates ranged from $3250 to over $7000 to trench, plumb and install my new system. Alamo wasn't the cheapest but their warranty and the feeling I got from them justified the higher price increase.
After install I had a few more question on how the system worked after I briefly lost power to my unit. They sent out another rep to make sure the system was still working correctly and to show me what to check in the event of another outage.
Overall project included about a 110-120 foot trench back from my water main to the detached garage in the rear of my property where the water softener was installed. Then it got tied back into my main line at the front of the property with a tie into my existing main sewer line for the drain. Two hard water hose bibs were provided exactly where I wanted them.
I'm writing this review after about two months with the system installed. Alamo Water Softeners was one of 5 companies I had out to provide an estimate. Estimates ranged from $3250 to over $7000 to trench, plumb and install my new system. Alamo wasn't the cheapest but their warranty and the feeling I got from them justified the higher price increase.
After install I had a few more question on how the system worked after I briefly lost power to my unit. They sent out another rep to make sure the system was still working correctly and to show me what to check in the event of another outage.
Overall project included about a 110-120 foot trench back from my water main to the detached garage in the rear of my property where the water softener was installed. Then it got tied back into my main line at the front of the property with a tie into my existing main sewer line for the drain. Two hard water hose bibs were provided exactly where I wanted them.
3823 Thousand Oaks Dr, San Antonio, TX 78217
Plumbing Service
We had a foundation leak. I called John because our kids played baseball together. He came out that day and completely over charged us for the work he did. What irritates me the most of that he lead me to believe insurance would cover most of the work done, which they do not and he knew that. They do not display pricing anywhere. The worst part of the whole experience is the restoration company that he tried to bring with him but I wanted to wait for insurance. I ended up using the company since I thought i thought I could trust John. They ended up being shady crooks!!
525 Pvt Rd 900, Hutto, TX 78634
Plumbing Service
Great for fixes. Mediocre? Worse? for replacement.
We had a terribly old system that we had various area A/C teams fix over a period of a couple years. The system had a small coil leak and some electronic breakdowns that were relatively inexpensive fixes ($300 or less). During those fixes TX AC Specialists were by far the most informative and reliable guys to call - we had others come and say we just needed to replace the whole thing without even looking around, etc. TX AC always agreed with the sentiment that it was time to replace it but would spend the 15 minutes to half hour to diagnose our problem and fortunately for several times in a row the fix was minimal or a not-too-bad refrigerant recharge.
That is how TX AC gets your business. They have A++ repair men, but install is not as good.
In late 2013 during one of the cold spells it was just time to replace the system. The sales guy who came out seemed fairly informative, quoted us XYZ system and said we'd get a number of discounts.
The XYZ system was a 3.5 ton carrier unit that by the sales guy estimation needed two intake vents where our house only has one. Adding the second intake vent would be included in the price he said and would be just such and such through this wall.
Turns out, sales guy not so good at math in various ways.
Math problem #1: One of the discounts he claimed I get, some $400 refund, didn't even exist - Fortunately one of the founders of the company sent us a check for $400 out of their own pocket after I complained about this.
Math problem #2: The second intake install was not as easy as they sales guy's first glance said it would be, the intake needed to go through a wall, yes, but there was a closet behind it with some open air before the next wall - which I guess was not how he wrote the quote.
Math problem #3: Possibly caused by math problem #2, the unit sounds like a jet engine in our house. Sure, it actually works fine compared to our 20 year old unit, but we have trouble sleeping at night when its on and our living room TV has to be turned up very loud to hear over this new unit.
Math problem #4: Typical sales BS about how much money we'd save in electricity each month replacing that old 20+ year old unit. The thing here is, when your old A/C doesnt work, you use it less to just get by. When the new unit is installed, you use it like a normal A/C, more often, running it at 75 in the summer rather than 80, etc, and even so, with 20 year newer technology our bill stayed the same.
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Our install experience was the same as others have mentioned. Nobody on the team spoke english, or barely did. When they came out they noticed the airgap to bridge through the closet and just decided they couldn't do it for the second vent.
They also let one of our cats out by leaving the garage door open, despite me being in the house and having very explicit conversations with them about how we could manage not letting the cats out (lock the cats in the bedroom most of the time, then at a certain time I'll let them out to go eat and so on, but DONT open the garage during that 1 hour window). Naturally, cats being cats, one of them hid in the garage so we were careful to agree on the situation (DONT open the garage until I find it, just leave the garage shut). Apparently Don't open the garage doesn't translate to spanish because I came out in the garage looking for the cat fifteen minutes later and naturally the garage was wide open. Thanks guys. Cat survived, no thanks to these minor league technicians.
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So, install not very smooth, but the unit worked! It was loud as hell, and its been perfectly operational for a year - so I would say these guys are technically proficient at minimum on install in that the unit actually works, but the polish you see when their A+ list all stars come to fix things is not there on install, and you'll likely be disappointed.
We did call their guys out of exasperation about the noise a few months after install, and their guy (again, one of the a+ all star knows his stuff fix guys, not the backup little league install team guys), and he says the way to fix the horrible jet engine sound problem is either get that second intake vent (no way?! you don't say?!) or have the install team move the unit further away from the vent into the house which was going to be $1K to $2K.
$2K to have that install team in my house again, probably screwing something else up further? No thanks.
At this point my wife and I are hoping the entire unit dies under the warranty period due to lack of air intake misconfiguration by their installers so they can do it the right way the second time. But, to our dismay, the jet engine keeps on working just fine - so, as I said, to their credit, the damn thing actually works at all, which is surprising given the math problems and miscommunication problems from sales guy to team.
Use these guys for minor fixes, don't let them install a unit in your house.
We had a terribly old system that we had various area A/C teams fix over a period of a couple years. The system had a small coil leak and some electronic breakdowns that were relatively inexpensive fixes ($300 or less). During those fixes TX AC Specialists were by far the most informative and reliable guys to call - we had others come and say we just needed to replace the whole thing without even looking around, etc. TX AC always agreed with the sentiment that it was time to replace it but would spend the 15 minutes to half hour to diagnose our problem and fortunately for several times in a row the fix was minimal or a not-too-bad refrigerant recharge.
That is how TX AC gets your business. They have A++ repair men, but install is not as good.
In late 2013 during one of the cold spells it was just time to replace the system. The sales guy who came out seemed fairly informative, quoted us XYZ system and said we'd get a number of discounts.
The XYZ system was a 3.5 ton carrier unit that by the sales guy estimation needed two intake vents where our house only has one. Adding the second intake vent would be included in the price he said and would be just such and such through this wall.
Turns out, sales guy not so good at math in various ways.
Math problem #1: One of the discounts he claimed I get, some $400 refund, didn't even exist - Fortunately one of the founders of the company sent us a check for $400 out of their own pocket after I complained about this.
Math problem #2: The second intake install was not as easy as they sales guy's first glance said it would be, the intake needed to go through a wall, yes, but there was a closet behind it with some open air before the next wall - which I guess was not how he wrote the quote.
Math problem #3: Possibly caused by math problem #2, the unit sounds like a jet engine in our house. Sure, it actually works fine compared to our 20 year old unit, but we have trouble sleeping at night when its on and our living room TV has to be turned up very loud to hear over this new unit.
Math problem #4: Typical sales BS about how much money we'd save in electricity each month replacing that old 20+ year old unit. The thing here is, when your old A/C doesnt work, you use it less to just get by. When the new unit is installed, you use it like a normal A/C, more often, running it at 75 in the summer rather than 80, etc, and even so, with 20 year newer technology our bill stayed the same.
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Our install experience was the same as others have mentioned. Nobody on the team spoke english, or barely did. When they came out they noticed the airgap to bridge through the closet and just decided they couldn't do it for the second vent.
They also let one of our cats out by leaving the garage door open, despite me being in the house and having very explicit conversations with them about how we could manage not letting the cats out (lock the cats in the bedroom most of the time, then at a certain time I'll let them out to go eat and so on, but DONT open the garage during that 1 hour window). Naturally, cats being cats, one of them hid in the garage so we were careful to agree on the situation (DONT open the garage until I find it, just leave the garage shut). Apparently Don't open the garage doesn't translate to spanish because I came out in the garage looking for the cat fifteen minutes later and naturally the garage was wide open. Thanks guys. Cat survived, no thanks to these minor league technicians.
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So, install not very smooth, but the unit worked! It was loud as hell, and its been perfectly operational for a year - so I would say these guys are technically proficient at minimum on install in that the unit actually works, but the polish you see when their A+ list all stars come to fix things is not there on install, and you'll likely be disappointed.
We did call their guys out of exasperation about the noise a few months after install, and their guy (again, one of the a+ all star knows his stuff fix guys, not the backup little league install team guys), and he says the way to fix the horrible jet engine sound problem is either get that second intake vent (no way?! you don't say?!) or have the install team move the unit further away from the vent into the house which was going to be $1K to $2K.
$2K to have that install team in my house again, probably screwing something else up further? No thanks.
At this point my wife and I are hoping the entire unit dies under the warranty period due to lack of air intake misconfiguration by their installers so they can do it the right way the second time. But, to our dismay, the jet engine keeps on working just fine - so, as I said, to their credit, the damn thing actually works at all, which is surprising given the math problems and miscommunication problems from sales guy to team.
Use these guys for minor fixes, don't let them install a unit in your house.
16800 Radholme Ct, Round Rock, TX 78664
Plumbing Service
We had an Excellent experience with G.I.S plumbing...not only did they actually answer the phone, but they were able to make it to our house the next day! They were servicing over 15 homes per day after the snow storm. They were courteous & experienced...they had a crew to figure out the problem. Fixed it...we had running water in an hour! They were very help! They will be coming back to repair drywall after they get as many people as they can up & running with water.
Austin, TX 78704
Plumbing Service
I've been using Plumb Masters for a couple of years and Joe Creel is the reason why! HE IS THE BEST! His personality and superior knowledge and experience of all things plumbing make him the ONLY CHOICE for me when it comes to my plumbing needs Big or Small! Thank you Joe! As always-I am your number one fan!!!
Also, I buy the Gold Service membership and I love the benefits of it! But again, Joe is THE MAN!! Thanks to Joe!!!
Also, I buy the Gold Service membership and I love the benefits of it! But again, Joe is THE MAN!! Thanks to Joe!!!
1100 Sam Bass Rd, 101, Round Rock, TX 78681
Plumbing Service
I called this afternoon at 2:06pm, someone came out within 20 minutes and the job (clogged bathroom sink) was completed by 2:50pm. The plumber was cordial, answered my questions clearly and our sink is working as expected. They also honored the yelp 15% discount so be sure to ask for it for first time customers.
2300 Pasadena Dr, Austin, TX 78757
Plumbing Service
We've used C&K Plumbing ever since a friend (and a contractor) recommended them to us several years ago, and are always so incredibly impressed by their amazing customer service and expertise. Of late we've had some particularly complicated issues, and they've gotten to the bottom of each and every single one. We're incredibly grateful to them and couldn't recommend them more highly.
Austin, TX
Plumbing Service
We needed our pressure reducing valve replaced, and despite the unforeseen difficulties involving tree roots, Richard charged us the original price he quoted us. So nice to be able to have two faucets turned on at the same time!
Georgetown, TX 78628
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Lexington, TX 78947
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1730 Pine St, San Marcos, TX 78666
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Austin, TX