Best in Orlando FL

I had Five Star Plumbing out after a recommendation from a neighbor in Apopka.  They were able to fix the toilets I needed fixing and also replaced my hot water heater, fitting me into their schedule the same day after hearing I was from out of town which I really appreciate.  Fair pricing and professional.  I am very happy with the service I received and I will definitely use them again.

Great service, good pricing, arrived on time, Saturday service as well. Will definitely use them again.

My appointment was ignored and they even didn't call me for apology. This company has no sense of customer service. I feel very disappointed.

So fantastic.  We had a leak at our house that the leak detector found.  He called Fahrenheit and they were out within 2 hours to fix it, and price seemed reasonable.  He was fast, efficient and thorough.  Very impressed.

Marc Jarman has rescued me multiple times from dead garbage disposals, stuck drains,a cut water pipe (someone was careless with a hedge trimmer) and the confusing installation of an instahot.
Prior to calling Mr. Jarman I had used several different plumbing services.  Some were cheaper, some were about the same price, but none of them took the time to explain things and make recommendations like Mr. Jarman.  Also none of them could match his quality work and courtesy.
I highly recommend him!

Love that your technicians always show up in a mask! In today's COVID-19 environment, safety is always a major concern. Our technician for 6-month maintenance on our two systems was Nickolas Garcia. He arrived promptly within the given time frame, was efficient, friendly, and respectful. We've had two twenty-year old Trane HVAC units replaced this year and have had nothing but professional service and interactions with this company. Highest recommendation!

We had been without water since Friday evening when I called the owner of Affordable Pump & Well Repair, Steve Perry, today at 10:00 A.M. He picked up as I was leaving him a message.  We spoke, and he said he'd be at my home in forty minutes; he was in my driveway in thirty-five minutes!  He and his assistant assessed the problem with my well and, in five minutes, they determined that I needed a new pump.  (My original pump had lasted 28 years.)  They replaced my pump in the best way that could possibly be done for an exceptionally reasonable price.  (I had spent hours researching pumps and prices on W.W. Granger's website, so I know for a fact that Affordable Pump and Well Repair is extremely fair!) My price included new wiring and the best made American pump.  They put on a new control box and pressure switch; they fixed some plumbing leaks I had at the well-head, tested my well, cleaned everything up, and were leaving my property in two hours.  They were prompt, polite, professional, and thorough.  They only use the best quality well and plumbing products, and their service is excellent. Their quality should ensure a long life for my well.  You might shop for someone cheaper, but you won't find anyone better!

I had a facet leakage in my kitchen sink, so I reached out to the team at Benjamin F.P.
My thanks to the consultant/plumber ( Rayan Rivera ) who thoroughly inspected and replaced the faucet.

Fast and knowledgeable. Brad went above and beyond! We are so grateful!!!

Tried to get this company to come out and fix the A/C but because I am not the home owner they guy on the phone said there was nothing he could! That is ridiculous I told him the owner was at the store and will be back soon but again nothing he could do! I would have paid damn near anything to get the air fixed but oh well I have a another company way!

Unfortunately (for me) I had a bad experience with this company.  After finding a puddle in my kitchen and no obvious source of the leak I was left to assume that I had a pipe leak, perhaps under my slab of my 19 year old house.  I called them on a Thursday early afternoon and was told the soonest they could come was the following Monday, at a price of $325 to locate the leak (not to fix, just to find it.  More costs to fix depending on what they find). Ever wonder what it's like having to turn your water on/off at the valve on the outside of the house all day long to use the bathroom, shower, laundry for 4 days?  Shame on me for not moving on to the next leak detection company.  So Monday finally arrived and a crew of 2 (David and Henry) brought in their specialized electronic leak detection equipment.  Great, we're going to find this in no time!  They fiddled and diddled for about 90 minutes before indicating he'd found it (David that is, Henry was a trainee).  David indicated that it would be another $600-800 (on top of the $325) since they had to go through the floor to reach the leak.  What are you going to do?  I authorized.  Henry then proceeded to jackhammer a hole through my tile floor, through the concrete slab and open up a 2' deep hole in my kitchen.  Wet sand.  Wow I thought, they found it for sure.  Well, not so fast.  20 minutes later and totally frustrated at not being able to locate the leak (I'm assuming all the electronic listening equipment zeroed in on the exact location right?) David goes outside and gets on his phone.  About 15 minutes later another tech (George) showed up and in less than 5 minutes he found leak, and surprise, surprise, it was NOT under the slab!  There was a microscopic pin hole leak in the water/ice line going to my refrigerator.  The leak was almost like a mist and it was hitting the side of the base kitchen cabinet and running straight down the cabinet wall and going under the cabinets where there was not tile, where it pooled until it finally overflowed over the depth of the tile.  This leak was so slight, even the water meter was not moving.  It took days for the water to accumulate enough to be noticeable. Even stranger, I actually pulled out the refrigerator and looked behind before calling them and didn't see a thing.  Gosh, everybody happy now.  George gets a pat on the back and leaves.  The other two start filling in the hole in my floor, then pouring in new concrete to seal it. Nothing left but 7 missing/damaged 18x18 tiles and exposed concrete.  Now comes time for the bill. Oh quickly, we know that Henry was a new hire trainee.  David told me he was actually an office manager a few weeks ago.  So I got the B Team that didn't have a clue what the hell they were doing and went fishing for a leak and jackhammered an unnecessary hole through my floor.  Anyway, the bill.  David got his tablet out and asked if I was paying by cash, check or charge.  I asked, well, how much is the bill?  I guess they figured out that they really screwed this up because without batting an eye, he said. Oh, just $325. (not the additional $600-$800 he mentioned earlier)  Well I thought about disputing that but then again, they actually did find the leak....  However, I wonder if I should bill them for a Tile guy that now has to come in a replace 7 tiles to cover the hole they didn't need to dig?   Quote and moral to the story:  Never let the B-Team do the work!

Lee is absolutely a Superstar! He goes above and beyond with customers and he is a true champion! Stuart's Plumbing struck gold in such a major way when they brought Lee on board as apart of their team.  I hope that management will see this and recognize Lee for being such an amazing person.  Lee is 110% the best!

Horrible service. Called to schedule an appointment yesterday at 3:30, they confirmed but they did not come. Texted Nelson the manager and he said he would come today instead at 3:30. He did not come. Called him and he has avoided my calls. DO NOT GO TO THEM.