Best Plumbing Services in Texas

Yep I had to download yelp to give this guy John the plumber a really good review. He's honest, thorough, prompt, and most of all a very good plumber.  Called him after many estimates on replacing two water heaters for my boss and he and another guy from Hildebrandt Plumbing came over and installed 2 new hot water heaters in the attic for $300 less than all the other supposedly good plumbers in the Spring Tx area. Called him a few days later regarding another plumbing issue and it was resolved rather quickly over the phone. Keep up the good work John!

Like the previous reviewer, we have nothing but GOOD things to say about Brian and Triple H Plumbing.  Very reasonable, polite and HONEST.   He is good at what he does and you can trust him, which is rare these days.  Brian replaced all the galvenized pipes in my attic that  were leaking like crazy.  I now don't have to worry about that anymore.
I wouldn't use anyone else!

WARNING: Forced to pay over $400 an hour!!

I've been using Able Plumbing for years and I've always felt like I received good service for a reasonable price. After today I will never use them again. A few days ago our toilets wouldn't flush. I called Able and they come out afterhours. That first trip, lasting maybe an hour, was $310 to tell me the sewer line was full of mud and would need to be dug up and repaired. The next morning they quoted me a starting price of $2,000 to dig up and repair the line within four feet of the clean out.  The price sounded reasonable not knowing exactly what was wrong and the level of effort that might be involved. I signed the contract and agreed. They couldn't get the digger out until the next day, so now we are going on two days without toilets. The digger shows up the following morning and works for a total of two hours. He was able to clear the line so at least we could use our water again. The plumber came out the next morning and worked for another two or three hours repairing the broken pipe. The total time spent on the repair was five hours. I called the main office and asked if the price could be reduced since $2,000 divided by five hours is $400 an hour. Half of that time was for the digger that isn't even a licensed plumber. Able Plumbing was completely unwilling to agree on any kind of a fair price. They took $100 off, which I basically consider a slap in the face. I signed the contract so I paid $1,900 plus the $310 for the afterhours visit. I own a business and if I treated my customers like this, I wouldn't have repeat business. The plumber that was onsite told me he makes $60 and hour and I know they don't pay the digger very much. Able Plumbing just lost all my future business, my family and friends future business. I'm going to leave this negative review on all social media I can find. I've recommended Able Plumbing on the Facebook Friendswood Mom's and Dad's group several times. Now when there are posts asking for a recommended plumbing company, I am going to reply with a warning about using Able Plumbing.

I have been using Humphrey plumbing and this business sold-out to Texas Strong Plumbing recently.

The last time I had a wax ring go out on a toilet, I was charged $100 by Humphrey. Texas Strong was $475, including a teacher discount.

They do good work, but I am not too sure about their pricing.

Had a break in the main line. Came out to fix it. Fair pricing and they also showed me the break. Good communication and work. Keeping their number in my phone. Received a one year warranty I hope to never need.

We have had a challenging time finding a plumber with online reviews, willing to come to Onalaska, that has any measure of professional integrity.  C&S is our new plumber for that area!  They showed up when they said they would, quoted an estimate, and were clear on what was being done.
They then completed the work the same day, to our satisfaction, and billed the exact amount of the estimate.  We don't live on the property but were having it done for a family member, so they took our payment conveniently by phone.  Thanks Ignacio and the C&S team!

We had a pipe to break and searched for a 24hour plumber. Yelpers gave great reviews for TPP. My husband called and spoke with a professional gentleman and dispatched Manny. Manny arrived when stated, was very courteous, professional, and explained the process and cleaned up after himself. For using someone, or a company, based on reviews alone, we were satisfied.

Tri-Tek fixed my water heater at a fraction of the price of what a new unit would cost. The tech was really professional and honest. There was also really good communication with him from the get-go. I asked him if it was repairable and he said he was pretty sure it was upon looking at it. He fixed the unit pretty quickly and now I have my hot water back! He estimated that my water heater has about 2-3 years left. He also recommended different brands of heaters for me to look at when I'm ready to buy a new one in case I don't hire them. I will probably be calling them back then though!

Sharpstown Plumbing has become my go-to plumber since last year.  Dennis and his assistant, D. Ray, are prompt, efficient, polite, and friendly, and they leave my place as neat, or neater, than they found it.  Prices are reasonable and I have no concern about any hidden fees or charges.  My dealings with Dennis have been like working with a friend of the family.  It's comforting to do business with someone trustworthy.

These guys are great, performed well above my expectations. They were timely, professional, cleaned up well, and got my water heater back in tip-top shape. I will use them again.

Called them out on a Saturday. They came out and did a fast job on getting  a kitchen sink fixed, He cleaned up and have me some suggestions about the garbage disposal. I would definitely use them again.

GENERAC Backup Power - I am going to write this review in 2 parts.  One is for Weeks AC for the installation/service of the generator and the second part is for Centerpoint who were responsible for installing an additional gas meter on the property.

1.  Generac Installation:  My wife and I decided to invest in a back up generator to power our entire house after our experiences in Ike and Harvey.  We have also lost power at least 4 times a year due to a faulty transformer in our neighborhood.  We live a a newer neighborhood so I would not have thought the transformers would blow so easily.  Okay, we contacted two vendors to get quotes on the generator.  Weeks was selected even though they were not the lowest priced.  We selected Weeks because they are about 3 miles from our house and the Salesman Travis explained that an additional meter would keep us from tearing up my yard by running pipes from the existing meter to the generator in the back of the yard.  The installation of the generator began on time and from start to finish took about a month.  The crew were professional and routed all of the electrical wiring in an efficient manner.  They also had to pour a 12 concrete pad for the generator.  Kudos to Travis and his crew.

2.  Centerpoint Additional Gas Meter Installation:  Okay where do I start.  I was told by Travis that once the generator was installed we would need to wait on Centerpoint to do their installation.  Boy was he right about waiting and waiting and waiting...  The generator was installed on July 10th but Centerpoint did not install the gas lines and meter until August 17th.   What had happened was...I called Centerpoint to see when they would come out to install the meter on July 19th as was told they had not received a permit from League City by fax.  I called League City Permit department and was told they emailed the permit (whats wrong here - fax/emails don't mix).  I then informed League City to fax the permit and was asked how?  I told Caitlyn in the Permit dept the fax number and waited 2 days to call Centerpoint.  On July 23rd I called Centerpoint and they said they had the permit and would schedule someone to come out to install the meter on July 30th.  The Technician arrived and told my wife that he could not place the meter because CP did not install the lines.  I called Centerpoint again and explained the situation and they said I needed a riser before they could install the meter.  Why didn't they say that in the beginning.  So I asked how do I get a riser???  CP then informed me that they have to schedule someone to put one in.  It was scheduled for August 13th and even though my wife and I waited all day no one showed up.  No call, no show!  I called CP on Tuesday and they said we were on the schedule for Tuesday 8-5.  Still no call and no show.  Finally I called CP trying not to blow my stack and asked who the hell should I talk to.  CP gave me the number of the contractor who installs the riser and lines.  The contractor said they would come out Wednesday, no show no call.  I texted the contractor until he said they would be out Thursday.  Once the riser was installed CP installed the meter on Friday, August 17th.  The Technician who installed the meter was professional and did a great job.

Overall I am glad that we made the decision to purchase the generator but very frustrated with the process and Centerpoint's lack of customer service.  My recommendation, if you are considering a generator for back up power please remember it took us 2 1/2 months from start to finish to finally have back up power.  Thank God we did not have an outage or even worse a Hurricane!

I have to say my experience working with Bonifacio Garcia was quite different than what's been posted previously. He helped me after a freeze with PEX installation and I found him pleasant, cost effective and thorough. Though he's very busy supporting other home building/remodeling projects, he responds to calls and texts quickly and is able to find time to address your project. All I can say is that has been my experience here in 2023.

not very satisfied, first of all they came out 3 different times , 3 different sets of people each time and they all had something different to say, the first time the guys said everything major was OK and we only had to fix a minor thing, so we fixed it and then they came out 2 days later, different people and then they this time everything failed and before they said that they had already called the town to have them come out and inspect the work for.the next day and after they seen it wasn't going to pass they never called the town back to cancel the inspection. young plumbing said it failed because lines leaking and said the other guys who  work with them , should have caught it the first time they came out... sooooo we had to fix all that and then the next day 2 more different people come out , same company and say it looks good and that it would cost us $35 for the town to come out and inspect it. its always free for.the town to inspec, the reason WE had to pay is because they never called to cancel the town inspection the day they told us it failed due to leaking lines so we had to pay for.there mistake after forking out lots of.money every time they came out . and they refused to acknowledge that the $35 we had to pay for the town to come out was because of them!! never again will we go threw these people!

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php