Best in Philadelphia PA

Very responsive (a rarity among contractors from my experience), friendly, professional, and fair rates. They did a great (and fast)  job replacing a toilet for me and based on this experience I would certainly recommend them to others.

Hopkins is the best!
Our Church just used Hopkins Plumbing for the project. They were always there when they said they would. They treated the building as if it was their church. Beautiful work in a workman like manner. Great job, thanks Brian!

They did an excellent job. On time, quick and professional. Would definitely use for future projects.

I owned my home for several years and had no ceiling light in my living room. My home was over 100 years old, so it was originally gas lighting. Manny placed 6 recessed lights in my living room ceiling and included a dimmer switch! Then he installed baseboard electric heaters in every room including my living room. He did an excellent job and I was very happy.

I worked with Matt on a unique plumbing issue and he was knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with. You can trust in A&P!

super fast service, very nice guy, took the time to explain what my issue was, would highly recommend, thank you D Nelson

My review is not because I used your service but because your employee decided to use the front of my sidewalk as his parking space. It's rude, inconsiderate, and just have no regard for a persons property. As you can see in the photo my pavement was just recently cemented due to tree removal. There is street parking and I shouldn't have to come out of my house to this big vehicle parked in front of it. I could have been moving or doing something outside and they don't care. Now I have to worry about my $1200 cement job being broken up because a bus is parked on it. Train your employees to stop being lazy and park on the street where vehicles belong.
Truck #HO5O  51st and Kershaw St.

The leak detection side of their offerings was fine.

However, I made the mistake of hiring them for their plumbing. Their plumber found the most roundabout, expensive way to resolve the issue and turned a $400-$500 fix into a $2500 fix.

Even once it was fixed, it started leaking again a few weeks later. This was supposed to be covered by my warranty, but they wanted more money.I ended up paying another $250 so they would do the fixe the way it should've been done in the first place.

If you use them to find your leak, do not under any circumstances hire them to fix anything.