Best Faucet Repair in Austin TX

Garbage company.  Incredibly unprofessional on the phone and disrespectful.  I guess you are what you clean.

Got everything I wanted done rather promptly and within my budget.  I only had a toilet installation job for them to do and I had zero problems with the job they did.

Gilbert was awesome. Came by the same day, helped fix my plumbing issue and got me on my way. Super nice guy and rates were reasonable.

My (plumbing) hero.

They charge me $239 for clearing some debris in the septic system. It didn't fix the problem and they reimburse me. If you are looking for help with septic tanks they deal with small issues and pumping the septic tank system.

For far too long, we endured low water pressure and only cold water from our kitchen faucet.  I ordered a new touchless faucet and called Capital City to make it all work the way it should.  Less than 24 hrs after a 5 min phone call, Mike was at house.  He installed the new faucet in record time and bestowed our household with torrents of hot water on demand.  

Mike was professional, gracious, and helpful in every way.  The price was more than fair.  

Ergo, my 2-step advice to enter plumbing nirvana:
Step 1) Call Capital City
Step 2) Ask for Mike!

Emilio was great, super nice guy. The gas control valve on my water heater went out, and called for a quote. Emilio came by the next morning and got my water heater up and running in an hour. Would definitely call them again for any of my plumbing needs.

I've worked with a couple of plumbing companies with very high Yelp ratings in 2020. Guess which one I will call next time I need plumbing service. Yep, it will be A&T, for sure.

The tech from the other five-star plumbing company (that shall go nameless here) quickly told me he'd have the job done in less than ten minutes. He did, indeed, but when I looked over the invoice later, I noticed that he marked down 1.5 hours for labor. Anyway, the next time around I decided to try a different plumber with excellent Yelp reviews. Enter A&T.

Like the previous plumber, A&T was able to solve the issue in under ten minutes. But rather than inflating the labor charge, they charged me *LESS* than their standard base rate for a call!

Now that's the kind of above-and-beyond goodwill and professionalism that is truly worthy of a five-star rating. Kudos to you, A&T!

Lightning quick response and he fixed my leaky garbage disposal in no time. I will definitely use Abel in the future.

Braulio was fantastic! Quick and efficient,  he had the issue solved in no time. Thanks for helping my mom out today.

I woke up to both of my bathrooms flooded and Santana plumbing company squeezed me in and within an hour found and fixed the problem. Prices arent bad, he finished in a timely manner,  and he even gave me info to help in the future. I'm so glad that I called them and they're local. They were great.

I called Republic Pipeworks because I needed a new hot water heater. Jim came to my house checked everything out and had it replaced with a brand new one for a GREAT price.  I would recommend Republic Pipeworks to anyone!

Two years ago we bought a new unit for $6K from Stans.  In the past 6 weeks it has been out 4 times and most were over 100 degree days and we had to go over a weekend with no service. Today, luckily it is not 100 degrees, but this is the fourth time!  They come out, charge us, diagnose and get it running for about a week then it goes out again.  I have an elderly person in my home and a husband who is on disability for migraines. Heat only makes it worse. They need to get it right and NOT charge me after their screw ups. Super ticked off and unhappy with Stan's.

I'm very confused about my experience today.

The issue is my water heater won't turn on. The water heater is fine, with no leaks and no gas smell; it's the electric control box that won't work. We did make sure our breaker in the house works, and the electricity everywhere else works. Water heaters aren't like phones or computers, and you can't just plug them in somewhere else to test them.

I went to yelp! I had seen the yelp reviews were good; I went to the website and put in a web request. I didn't want the emergency plumbing appointment, and I did not call. But it was early in the morning when I put the web request in.

First positive, I got a great response back in an email. It was cheerful, had great information, gave me a number to call, and said, 'we only do onsite quotes' and 'let's schedule you for a quote. Perfect! This is great!

So I called. I was on hold for a long time. Then a woman answered, and I told her what was going on, I explained I put in a web request, and I got an email response to schedule for it, and I needed the quote and what was wrong with the water heater.

Now, it's very possible, and I'll contend this, that I said that quickly and she didn't understand me. That's why I'm giving this rating 3 stars and not 1 for the situation. This could be my fault for not speaking more carefully initially. Yet, whatever it was, I didn't get any probing questions, or What's your name, ma'am or anything to see if I put in a request.

Her response was, Ummmm, hmmm, let me see if we even do that, I was on hold a long time again. When she returned, she sounded more confused than I felt as I wrote this.

Well, we only go out to the property, and we would have to look at it, and then we would determine if we could even fix it or if it has to be replaced.

I know that. At the beginning of the call, I told her I had gotten the email. I was calling to schedule as the email said. Why is she confused? Why doesn't she know how it works if she works there?

I said, Yeah, I figured that's what you would do.

She says, again sounding completely confused, Well, um, let's schedule you, but um, I have to tell you something to make sure you understand.

Okay.

We can only come out during the emergency hours, so it's going to be more money.

I did explain that I didn't want the emergency hours; that's why I put in the request. She told me they might be able to maybe see me sometime next week.  She did it with the tone of someone about to tell you, no, we can't, the next second. Are they that busy, or is it me?

I don't get it. The reviews are great, the email was great, and the owner looks great, but if the person taking the orders isn't sure how to do an order or how the order works, how do I know it will be booked correctly?

I told her I'd call back, but I'm unsure if I will. I was left confused and unsure after that call. I thought I'd leave this review, at least. Maybe it's a weird day. Anyway, that's my experience.

Could not recommend them enough.  I was buying a house and put them on the schedule two weeks in advance.  They quoted a fantastic price, showed up on time and finished all the work.  Super nice, easy to talk to and very insightful.  Hope i never have to call them again but will in an instant if there are any issues.

Quite overpriced. $160 per hour labor + $60 service call fee not waived with service, plus tax, in the end, more than $230 even if it is just about several minutes

We highly recommended Olvin and his right-hand man Ramon.  We hired them to demo our old ceramic tiles and install new wood like tile (6x36) throughout our entire house. They were very accommodating, polite and pleasant during the entire process. They showed up on time every day and their quality of workmanship is excellent.  If you are looking for fair pricing, excellent quality and a trustworthy service, Fuentes Tile won't disappoint!

Scott did an amazing job with my leaking pipe in my garage. I messaged him at 11pm on Friday night and he responded in real-time and was able to come out the next day. He also helped me with trying to get me maximum coverage with my insurance and even gave me a discount when they didn't cover the repairs. 5/5 would recommend Scott again!

Nick fixed my water heater valve problem for a third of the price that I was quoted elsewhere. He worked fast, showed up on time, and left me with nice, hot water.

Reached out to O&M Plumbing, and was quite frankly the only plumbing service that reached out in a timely manner with a scheduled service call for issues related to our hot water tank. They were very reliable and had even made calls to make sure I was aware of their ETA on the diagnostic and the install days.

Ben came out and was able to quickly diagnose our tank, and with Brian was able to quickly and effectively replace and solve the problem we were having (end of life issues with the tank).

Even more amazing, although their main supplier was closed on the day of install (holiday issues), they took it upon themselves to buy a comparable tank from a big box store and threw in an expansion tank (to avoid water hammer) at no extra cost, even though they'd make less on account of the difference in price on the tank vs. their typical supplier.

After install, Brian stayed behind and made sure I was satisfied with the install and explained the maintenance that I could do to extend the life of the tank.

We really appreciate their help, and would gladly recommend!

Can you put a price on the enjoyment of a hot shower? Read on dear Yelper.

There is something to be said for timing and circumstances lining up. It turns out that a new Plumbing company came into creation at the beginning of the year and they would end up being our greatest help during the Icepocalypse of 2021.

Shout out first to my man Manuel (a.k.a Manny) for helping out a Pflugervillian who desperately needed to get the hot water working again. He was able to help us get the assistance we needed during a time when other plumbers had a 2-week waitlist.

Next up was Codi. The man. The myth. The legend.
He was able to diagnose the water heater's issue in a matter of moments and suggested a fix that was a simple matter of swapping one heating element for another. Even when I admitted I probably caused the issue, he just took the time to explain so I could learn vs lecturing.

Hands down - I would work with Codi and the gang again. Once we're clear of everyone else in Texas needing help, I look forward to working with them on future plumbing projects. Worth every dollar spent to get back to some sense of normalcy.