Best Sink Installation in Indianapolis IN

I had great experience with Seriously 24-7 fixing a leaky faucet.  They were very professional, very well planned and organized, punctual, and efficient.  Price was very reasonable.

My first time using this company. I can say that I am impressed with the quality of work. There was a kitchen drain that was giving me problems and their plumber provided an easy fix. I do appreciate the technician's knowledge and communication style. He was able to provide me quotes for other services I want in the future. I am excited to add this company to my list of servicers.

Pictures indicated complicated door installation but my simple door installation was unacceptable! Asked if he could recommend someone......not able to recommend any one else. Gets one star because he at least got back with us.

Contacted Bob twice about scheduling a time to come out to 2 separate properties. He said he would contact the tenants to set up the appointments but never did. Didn't respond to follow up texts either. Not sure why he would agree to do something and then not follow through.

In response- why did you not notify me? Why did you not respond to my text for an update?

Bryce and Brandon were excellent.  Professional and knowledgeable.  Explained what they were going to do and what they did when done.  Had to replace a section of copper pipe to the water heater that leaked.  Work was fairly priced.  Tammy in Customer Service who scheduled my appointment was also great.  This is my second time using Plumbing Paramedics and I will definitely use them again.

We had a slab leak and called Steve, he came out right away to assess the situation and advised a leak detection to locate the broken pipe.  He was responsive throughout and kept us informed and provided reasonable estimates.  Steve was honest and very knowledgeable, he took the time to answer all our questions and explain the necessary repairs.  We ended up going with a different plumber because they were able to start earlier but we wouldn't hesitate to call Steve again for any plumbing issues.

They arrived in masks for COVID, which was important to me. Excellent work, very polite and professional. Work done in a timely manner. They are now the company that I will call for all of my plumbing needs.

Adam from Grateful Plumber was great to work with. He had a friendly and professional demeanor. He responded to my yelp request for a quote within minutes. He arrived timely and texted before arrival. He quickly addressed and repaired the problem, and he did a great job of explaining the issue to me in the process. He also pointed out that a future repair may be looming with our aging plumbing so we would be prepared for it.

After fixing my first issue, I called Mike for help with high water pressure. Mike jr came out, worked his magic and put a pressure value in where the water comes into the house. He was quick, efficient and easy to work with. This family is amazing and I highly recommend Maxwell & Sons for your plumbing needs.

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.

Grant did a wonderful job.  He was polite and very professional.  The charge was very high for replacing only one element.  I checked the parts on line and the highest charge for a element was 60.00 and that was for a pair.  They were only at my house for an hour.  So the mark up on the part is 2 or 3 times the cost and the labor is 160.00 or an hour.  My bill was $340.00.

Following several failed attempts to find someone-- anyone-- who would not only call us back, but actually put us on their calendar to come out and replace our water heater for a reasonable price, I began scouring the internet and seeking input from others. Weilhammer Plumbing was highly recommended by a coworker, and they had excellent reviews on the internet. (And I liked how they were responsive to the reviews-- even the bad ones. . . It made me think that they stand behind their work and take their reputation very seriously).

Upon calling Weilhammer Plumbing, I  got a good vibe. The person I spoke with was very pleasant, didn't treat me like some stupid woman who didn't know what she was talking about, and seemed very knowledgeable and competent. I also liked that they were willing to quote me a price over the phone (as opposed to the other companies, who wanted to come out before they'd give us an estimate, even though I just wanted to replace the unit with one that was pretty much exactly the same, and provided them with all the specs and features of the old one. . .). The person I spoke with on the phone asked me to take some pictures of the area with the water heater and text them to him, so he could get an idea of what he'd be dealing with. I thought it was an efficient way of dealing with it, saving me from having to take time off work to get a quote, and saving him a trip across town. I was also impressed by the phone conversation because it seemed like Weilhammer Plumbing wanted to do things the right way, rather than just do the bare minimum, collect the money, and be done with it. The person I spoke with explained to me that they felt it would be best to  add a drain pan underneath the new water heater, which they felt would help minimize damage to the floor in the event of a future leak. This was included in the price of the quote.

I needed a 38 gallon short electric water heater, because of space issues in the utility closet in which it was to be installed. I knew I wanted another one just like the old one, which had lasted thirteen years and was still going strong (save for an obnoxious sulphur smell at the start of showers). They listened to me, and quoted me out on the brand I wanted, with the warranty and features I wanted, instead of trying to sell me something else. Despite that the unit was not actually leaking, and was still working (mostly) just fine, Weilhammer still made us a priority, and came out not even two days later to do the install. They came at the time they said they would, and not one, but two guys came out with two trucks. One did the actual install, and the other helped with everything else (such as ensuring the water was shut off at the outside level, making sure the electrical breakers were turned off, bringing the installer the correct fittings, removing the old unit and draining it outside, etc). This was a time saver, resulting in the whole haul-away and install taking less than two hours, and leaving my afternoon free to go get an oil change and run some errands I'd have otherwise had to run over the weekend.

From what I can tell, the work appears to be good quality. I also liked that they went the extra mile and added a heavy line of caulk where the concrete and laminate floors meet, to re-direct water away from the laminate floors in the event the unit were to leak at some point in the future.

I am glad we found this company, and will consider them first for all future plumbing needs.

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 my garbage disposal changed. Showed up on time on a Saturday wearing a mask, friendly, professional, completed the job fast and cleaned everything behind. My experience was just perfect I guess.

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

As well fast online invoices.

$$$ Very expensive is an understatement. Make sure to get a breakdown of their expenses before agreeing to any work. I was unable to be home and they took advantage of my wife by not quoting the work. In the end, we paid $220 for a standard faucet install (mind you a faucet we had already bought) and $360 for a garbage disposal install. In all, it was $580 for 1.5 hrs of work. Kristina, the manager deems this as an acceptable price. I have gotten quotes elsewhere and feel relieved that there are other companies out their charging substantially less. Their only form of assurance that my wife would have received the quote beforehand was that the technicians are supposed to as part of their standard practice.

From start to finish the Godby team was extremely helpful, courteous and were able to get us an appointment quickly. I have already recommended them to other friends.

I called at nearly 7:00 pm Friday night of Labor Day weekend
My call was returned in 10 minutes a well spoken helpful service tech named Bryant asked a few good questions.  He said he could be there in 45 minutes
He arrived in 30 minutes
He diagnosed the problem and fixed it
He was professional, capable and friendly
I signed up for their maintenance program and he fixed my ac so I can enjoy Labor Day weekend with AC
I am a fan of this company and Bryant
This will be my company for such needs in the future.

I've been a Peterman customer for 4 years.  They are extremely reliable, professional, friendly, and sensible.  I'll never use anyone else.

Our air conditioner unit started blowing regular air and we called on a Sat. night. They responded back as I was leaving a message. The tech could be there on Sun. morning. He arrived and diagnosed the problem and told me the part (A condenser I believe) was Basically $250. Although I am no heating and air tech I went online before he arrived and was correct in what he told me was the issue. The part online was anywhere from $20 to $40. I don't know if a person has to have a license in order to get the parts needed, but a part with an 800% markup over what a price is online is ridiculous. Plus the weekend rate and part equaled $400. With all that being said, I would try to hold out another day (they did tell me that was an option) in order to save extra cash. 95 degree days are pretty miserable so we went with it and just paid the cost. Service was great, tech seemed like a good guy (forgot his name) but if you know a person with experience in that field, I would try to get them to help you and work out a deal with them if possible