Best Businesses in Milwaukee, WI

AMAZING! Chris was able to get my shower head replaced quickly. I needed the hot and cold reversed on my bathroom sink and he did that quickly too.Chris is very knowledgeable and an overall nice guy. If you need plumbing services look no further than Chris with Axis Mechanical. Can't wait for the company to add handymen service too. I found Chris on Yelp & I'm very happy to be the first customer to post a review! If I could give Chris 10 stars I'd definitely do so!!!!!

Very pleased with my experience with this company: I woke up at 6am, turned on the shower, no hot water. Hot water heater was spewing out the bottom, toast. I was leaving town at 6 pm and needed the job done and done quick. I waited til 8 and started calling around. Kenosha plumbing was the only place that would quote me over the phone, $865 out the door for a 40 gal 6-year natural gas by Rheem. Every other place said they would have to send someone out to take a look, no one would even give me an estimate so I went with keno plumbing. They had a guy out by 10am, job done by 1145 am, no hassle, no mess, charge the card and done. Also, the installer was a nice guy, didn't make me feel like I had to hide the valuables and talk up the security system. If and when I need more work, this place will be my first call.

Ian is great! I was able to schedule an appointment via text, and he responded immediately. He fixed the plumbing issue quickly. Very professional, prompt and personable! I would definitely recommend Remedy Plumbing's services. They're now on my speed dial.

Great company! Highly recommend them for clogs, camera inspection, and mold mitigation!.

Frank was very knowledgeable about old and new fixtures. He took the time to explain everything clearly and taught me a lot about how my systems work. He was able to accomplish 3 projects in one hour of charge (I think he was here longer but only charged me for 1 hour). He was kind and polite. I would use Frank again!

Called several places and got quotes, they quoted me the same price everywhere else did.  Scheduled an appointment with them and they didn't show up, called them and wondered if they were still coming.  They had a plumbing emergency at some company, said they might make it there that day still.  Okay, waited around some more, nobody showed up, nobody called.  I called them, and they were closed.  Left a message asking for someone to call me back to reschedule.  They called the next day and rescheduled, no apology for making me wait around the ENTIRE DAY for them with no phone call to let me know that they weren't going to be making it.  Got the bill today, more than they quoted me.  Should have just gone with someone else when they didn't show up for the appointment and didn't call to even tell me they weren't coming. I completely understand that emergencies occur and that they have to take care of those things, but AT LEAST call the people who were actually scheduled with appointments to apologize that you can't be there and reschedule.  Is that too much to ask for?  I WASTED an entire day just waiting on them, and then they charge me MORE than I was anticipating.

Had a sewage pipe that was seemingly backed up again after a different plumber supposedly fixed it.  Turns out the previous plumber did not fix the root issue.  Max and his crew came out (on a Thanksgiving weekend no-less) and fixed the issue and even helped me navigate the insurance claim process.  Can't thank them enough for taking care of this major issue quickly and efficiently.

I have some solid wood doors on a track in between my kitchen and family room. The track got bent up and Mike came over and took everything apart and installed a new track. I have to say he did a much better job than the people who originally put up the doors for me. He made sure the wheel would not run off the back of the track and he also installed stoppers. Mike was very professional and did a fantastic job. I will be using Mike as my handyman from here on out. Thank You :-)

Great service--very professional! They informed us of all our options in regards to various issues, including taking no action. Highly recommended!

O'Leary was the subcontractor used by my general contractor, and they were responsible for the HVAC system on my addition. It was installed in summer 2020 and has been a lemon ever since. Anytime the temperature outside gets above 85, our brand new system doesn't cool - my  indoor temperature in the addition rises to very uncomfortable (sometimes mid 80s!) temperatures. They have come out four times to fix it. TBD if it's actually fixed now.

All I know is my 35 year old system on our main floor operates like a champ, and it's very confusing why this one is so awful.

I had them come and do a quote to install a shower, sink, and toilet in my basement. They were about $4,000 above all competitors. Very high.

Called Alpine back in Feb 2017 because I wasn't getting enough hot water. Was told I needed a new hot water heater, to the tune of around $1700. When I called back a few weeks later and explained that this didn't fix the problem, I basically got the cold shoulder, no attempt to correct or address the issue.
Several months later, I had an issue with mold in the utility room. Upon investigating, my husband and I found that one of the HVAC drain hoses was up against the wall, nowhere near the floor drain, causing condensate to run under the wall. I can't prove that their installer moved it, but he was the last one in there, and judging by the quality of the cleanup, I definitely wouldn't be surprised.
A few weeks ago (June 2021), I noticed I had no hot water on a Sunday evening. Circuit breaker was tripped. Thought, weird, but maybe has something to do with everyone running AC with the heat wave, so reset it. Still no hot water. Called the 24 hour 'hotline' and left a message. No call back. Called Monday morning, left a message. Received a voicemail an hour or so later that someone could be out today in the afternoon, and I should call back to confirm if that worked for me, when I called back (within two minutes of it being left), a most unpleasant woman told me that they had a tech available, but was he now booked, as I hadn't called back quickly enough and I could either pay them for overtime to come out that night or wait until tomorrow. When I explained how unhappy I was and how wrong I thought that was, I was told to call someone else.
After making a few more calls, my husband ended up taking a look at it. First thing he found was that the flexible conduit running to the heater was as loose as can be on the water heater end. On inspecting connections to the incoming power, one of the wire nuts had melted, then wires melted through the plastic inside the connection area, shorting to the shell of the heater (ground). Note that the melted wire nut was apparently yellow (see pic). My husband noted that per the package of wire nuts, 'yellow' is undersized for this application (2 x #10 AWG), they both should have been red, as the other one was. Oh, and the conduit was so loose because the hole in the cover was about 3 sizes too big for the fitting used- and rather than use a couple of $0.59 reducing washers, they just flopped it together as is.
As my husband put it, one doesn't need to be an electrician to figure something like this out - I would surely expect someone who installs stuff like this to know how to use the right fittings and components. Thank God for circuit breakers, or my house almost surely would have burned down...