Best Drain Cleaning in Indianapolis IN

They were very responsive to my request.  I didn't give them a good value because when I inquired about the visit they were going to charge me $99 for the visit and assessment.  Which was the highest of the company's I spoke with.  They wouldn't give me that $99 dollar credit if I selected them to do the work.  However the other 2 companies I contacted would give me the assessment cost credit if I chose them.
I didn't choose them to perform the work so I cannot speak to their quality.

I am so grateful for Grateful Plumber! My water heater started leaking all over my basement. I wanted to give my money to a local small business and read wonderful reviews about Grateful Plumber. They were extremely professional and very friendly. They looked over my immediate problem and looked at what may have caused it. They showed me that my water softener was broken and had been for sometime. I also remembered my sinks were draining slowly so they fixed that. They said my water heater was under warranty so I saved so much money! I was very happy with all the work done.

I use Chapman for my Heating and they are great. I had a plumbing problem and not knowing who to call called Chapman and couldn't be more pleased. They sent a fellow named Bill who was great. Very friendly and had the job done in an hour and it is perfect. I have found Chapman to be reliable, honest, and very professional.

Called Carter's out for a new gas dryer instal and hookup. Very friendly customer service from the first call. The technician called before our appointment and was right on time. Very pleased with Carter's My Plumber.

I don't understand what happened to this company. I have used them for preventative maintenance and they were fine. I used them again about 4 months ago to install a new water heater and do some modifications to my furnace air handling system in the house I had just purchased and they did that just fine. So when my furnace stopped working today (about 4:15am Saturday morning, 35 degrees outside) I called them again. Their website says they have 24/7 emergency service. The answering service told me nobody would call till normal business hours which I took to mean Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm. I reminded them that their website says they offer 24/7 emergency service so they said they would make a note that this was an emergency. No technician called so I called back 50 minutes later. It took the answering service almost 7 minutes to even answer my call. Told them no one had called and they said they would update the message but still didn't say anyone would call. Waited 15 minutes. No technician called. Finally called the owners cell phone number which I had from when he came out to bid the air handler modification. It's now been 2.5 hours and neither the owner or any technician has called. If they aren't going to do after hours emergency service then they should update their website.
UPDATE: Evidently the reason the repair technician didn't call was because the after hours phone answering service failed completely to do their job. The owner returned my call at 7:42 this morning to say he is personally contacting the technician who is on call. Technician called me 10 minutes later and said he would be there in about 75 minutes. Technician arrived when he said he would and after a brief inspection determined what was wrong. He had to leave and pick up a new part from a supply house. Upon his return he quickly installed the part which fixed the problem and my furnace is back up and running. I am thankful they were able to get this taken care of because I definitely didn't want to look for a new heating and cooling company.

My wife noticed our sump pumps weren't working. Based on reviews, we called Maxwell and Sons. Mike came over darned near immediately. Replaced two pumps quickly and very reasonably. Great experience. We'll use him again.

First time we used Big Frog Plumbing based on a recommendation and we were not disappointed. Scott arrived on time and was very pleasant. He came up with a solution that eliminated the need to cut into our drywall.  Impressive! We will definitely use them again and recommend them to others.

Jimmie Self with Who's Our Plumber is one of the most honest, fair, diligent, and knowledgeable plumbing contractors I have ever worked with.  I have hired Jimmie to work on my own house multiple times, and including 2 slab leaks that required the excavation of a portion of my garage, porch, sidewalk, and the installation of a brand new service line.   The company was not only diligent in completing the work, but also great at communicating with the my insurance company directly.   I recommend Who's your plumber to all of my real estate clients, friends, and family, and everyone has had an excellent experience related to timely service, pricing, and having their plumbing problem solved.

I needed a new toilet installed and a friend recommended Sordahl plumbing. The man who came out was knowledgeable and was able to get everything switched out quickly. It's working great! I'm having them come back next week to install some cut-off valves under the sinks. I'd recommend for efficient and good service.

It can be hard to tell who to trust when picking a plumber--we just bought our house a month ago, and have seen the whole range of scam artists. Hope Plumbing has been honest with me, and not tried to scare me into purchasing repairs that may not be necessary.

I live in a Broad Ripple house built in the 1920's, and Hope really understands older homes. Previous plumbers told me I would need to replace my entire sewage line (costing around $12,000), but Hope was able to clear the line for under $500.

Huge plus is their general responsiveness and their complete lack of condescension. Will definitely be calling them every year to clear the sewage line, and they will be first on my list if I do end up needing to replace the entire line.

Bob is a straight shooter. He is fair and diligent. He was responsible and honest about every step of a process I had far underestimated. He is also a really decent guy. I had numerous other calls from other plumbers ... three days after my post.  Bob called immediately. I thought I was saving money but in fact letting him do his job probably saved me a lot of time, aggravation and money. I'd use him again in a heart beat. If he treats you as he treated me you will be pleased indeed. Plumbing is a tough business. In a world of marginal people, this guy should be proud of the honest job he does.

Super friendly staff (I mean way over the top friendly, which isn't a bad thing) and great technicians. Luckily I haven't had to utilize a service call, but they have a great service club that is basically like an insurance policy should anything go wrong - you pay a monthly fee to not be charged when your heating or air conditioning goes out in the middle of the night or on the weekend. We deemed this an acceptable gamble when dealing with an exceptionally hot summer with a newborn - we didn't want to run the risk of having the AC go out and having to wait a few days for it to get fixed.

So far so good - the technicians are helpful and service is great. Everything continues to run smoothly thanks to their assistance. Highly recommended!

My previous HVAC guy retired and referred me to Action.  Had them out in early 2019 for a regular checkup.  The serviceman showed me a couple of scratches on my gas intake valve and said at any time it could start a fire or blow up.  Scared the crap out of me so I purchased a furnace from them that came with a one year free air/heat service contract.  Had them back for the checkup in October ... asked them to check my air conditioner compressor and they said the service agreement didn't cover that ... what?  There were two guys who sat in front of each HVAC (I have two)...one guy was on social media, showing posts to the other guy.  They left and a horrible stench came out of my vents when I turned on the air.  This did not happen until they serviced my HVACs.  On their way out, they tried to sell me another service agreement.  I get a couple of sales fliers from them each month trying to sell me something.  They need to do their jobs right ... then maybe I would consider purchasing an agreement.  Now they've added plumbing service ....

Let it suffice to say that I am very disappointed with Summers.  I've used their services several times in the past when I've encountered a plumbing issue, and they were always most responsive and  courteous in fixing the problem.  So I had no reservations about contacting them this weekend when I had an unexpected problem with my water heater.  But it became  obvious from the moment I spoke with their service representative by telephone (at 5:20 p.m.  Saturday afternoon) that he was not enthralled with the idea of paying me a service call.  Nonetheless, he reluctantly agreed to do so after completing two jobs that were ahead of me.  That was the last time I heard from him.  By 10:30 p.m. , he was still a no show.  I would have at least expected a courtesy call from him offering an explanation for his absence, but I didn't even get that consideration.  Nothing irritates me more than when a contractor makes a commitment to me and then doesn't fulfill it.

Summers - if you're listening, you need to have a conversation with this technician about his customer service skills and keeping commitments that he makes.  Because you can bet that if he's done this to me, he has already - or will, do the same to another customer.

Called because toilet flapper sometimes was failing to fall. They changed out flapper and fill valve but when he was done, the toilet constantly cycled, refilling on its own because the new flapper leaked constantly.

Called back.  They returned and said 1. The old flapper had probably been leaking constantly also. NO it definitely was NOT refilling every several minutes on its own.  The toilet after their fix was working worst than before they came!  2. They then announced the toilet was TOO OLD and it had to be totally replaced! It would never seal right because the porcelain was worn.  

IF that was true, then why had they replaced both the fill valve and the flapper and charged for this?

Called a different company who changed out the flapper.  This time, it only refilled few couple hours instead of every several minutes. They returned and changed the flapper for the third time and the toilet has worked FINE ever since. Flapper falls every time. Flapper seals completely.

Obviously the toilet was not worn out or in need of total replacement as Isley claimed.

Feeling as if one is being both charged and lied to by the plumbing company one has used for decades is upsetting.

Had JD Smith install a water heater 11/2016. Found that it was damaged prior to installation but they installed it anyway and didn't bother to inform me about it. I wrote to them concerning the damage and here is their reply:

Thank you for reaching out to us in regards to your water heater installation.  I have reviewed your picture and your invoice history as well.  Water heater installation can be quite an adventure.  Getting them loaded and unloaded on our vehicles, dragging them upstairs or holding on for dear life as we go downstairs.  Squeezing them around corners in homes and into tight little closets all without damaging the door trims, carpet or walls.  On many occasions the water heater jackets get scratched or dented in the process.  Sometimes they even come out of the box with a dent or imperfection on the jacket.  In almost all cases the issue is purely cosmetic and does not affect the performance of the water heater or the warranty.  The jacket of the water heater performs the task of holding insulation in place and providing a bit of clothing on what would otherwise be an ugly black steel tank.

Our technician should have brought this to your attention and explained what I have explained above.  For that I apologize.  However, I can assure you that in no way is your water heater compromised nor will it's warranty or performance be lessened in anyway.  Once again, thank you for contacting us and for your business.

Sincerely,

Terry Illy
Assistant Manager
L.D. Smith Plumbing, Inc.
(317)927-7186

Seems it's just too bad if you end up with damaged goods and customers just have accept that fact. If I had them deliver a new TV or stove with damage, would that be acceptable? Why is this any different?
The assistant manager cavalierly dismissed my claim, so I'll let you decide if you want to have them do your plumbing work.

About a year ago, our well pump stopped working. We called a couple of plumbing companies, got quotes and were ready to contract with one of them when a friend told us we should call Weilhammer because they could probably give us a better price. We did and their quote was nearly half what we were going to pay. The guys came out, did the job, we paid and once again, we had a working well pump. I'm surprised there are several negative reviews for Weilhammer on here. On Angie's List, they have 122 reviews and an A rating. And they are recommended by many of my neighboors on the Nextdoor neighborhood app I use.

Responsive, punctual, and transparent.
Easy to contact and arrange appointment online.

As well fast online invoices.

Very responsive, efficient, and reasonable fees for a repair on a sump pump! Jeff was awesome and very professional. He explained everything - great teacher! We had called another company before. They said they would come between 12 and 4pm. He arrived at 6pm! Also, their fees were double what I had to pay today and who knows... They could have cheated me into paying $1300 for another pump. So happy we used this honest plumbing company!

Company website appears to change every few days, and critical reviews seem miraculously to disappear, so I am writing this review in the hope that it sticks around. Please do not use or trust this company. They did bad work at my property replacing a water line, and charged me a lot for the privilege. They bust the sewer line in the process, which wasn't surprising given the speed at which they worked. When I asked questions, I was not taken seriously. I was promised a refund for diagnostic work performed on the sewer line by another company after Peterman bust it, but have not heard a thing from them about this refund. To their credit, Peterman Brothers did come and repair the sewer line, at which point it became apparent that the first two technicians really should've spotted the damage before filling the trench back in.... Horrible sales pitch, which involved getting me to pay money upfront to secure the spot, which raised alarm bells that I foolishly ignored. I should have waited a week longer for a decent company to do this work for me. I repeat: please avoid this company. I wish I were in San Francisco, but unfortunately I am in Bloomington, IN.