Best in Philadelphia PA
I don't really review many businesses on Yelp, but for this one I felt like they deserved it too much to not take 5 mins to write one out.
I'm a first time homeowner who has absolutely no clue what he is doing. When I got a few plumbing issues literally a week after buying the house, Cherry Hill Plumbing responded quickly. Randy came out and fixed every issue, explained them thoroughly, and charged me less than I expected for the work that was done and the equipment that was installed. My dog really liked him too, and he is a good judge of character!
Pleasant guys, fair prices, quality work. I'd highly recommend. Based on my experience with them this time around, I'll be a customer for all future needs.
I'm a first time homeowner who has absolutely no clue what he is doing. When I got a few plumbing issues literally a week after buying the house, Cherry Hill Plumbing responded quickly. Randy came out and fixed every issue, explained them thoroughly, and charged me less than I expected for the work that was done and the equipment that was installed. My dog really liked him too, and he is a good judge of character!
Pleasant guys, fair prices, quality work. I'd highly recommend. Based on my experience with them this time around, I'll be a customer for all future needs.
935 Cropwell Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
John is great to work with. He responds, keeps his word, is very professional and on time. He put in three faucets in my bathrooms and they look great. He was very reasonably priced also.
Philadelphia, PA
Plumbing problems can become a nightmare. So when I need authorized state approved plumbing done in my home, I call Tom. When I don't need the job to be approved by any utility company, I do it myself or call Jimmy ;)
The potential nightmare of DIY plumbing could be devastating. Our last project was a broken water main pipe. As a home owner, I'm responsible for fixing the water pipe outside my house all the way to the valve at the curb. There is a flat metal lid covering the valve in our front yard, on the thin strip of grass between the sidewalk and the road. That lid covers the valve that turns off the water so I can replace the pipe. My father in law had replace a broken water main himself (and 7 other guys with shovels), so I considered it as a possible option. And I may have been able to rent a backhoe. cl. But, the risk of ruining my house was too great so we called Tom.
Tom works with a mechanical contracting unit. The man can't do everything himself. When they were digging, a neighbor was walking down the sidewalk and is hard of sight. These guys held his hand and walked him around the site. They even replaced the broken sidewalk tile with a new one. Which goes above and beyond, in my book.
Thanks Tom, Sean, the two other guys who I did not meet and the Peco guys who had to come back out to fix the gas line that was hit. Which is funny because when Peco marked the line, it wasn't going to be where they found it.
Good thing I didn't do this job myself. Thanks Tom.
peace,
michael
The potential nightmare of DIY plumbing could be devastating. Our last project was a broken water main pipe. As a home owner, I'm responsible for fixing the water pipe outside my house all the way to the valve at the curb. There is a flat metal lid covering the valve in our front yard, on the thin strip of grass between the sidewalk and the road. That lid covers the valve that turns off the water so I can replace the pipe. My father in law had replace a broken water main himself (and 7 other guys with shovels), so I considered it as a possible option. And I may have been able to rent a backhoe. cl. But, the risk of ruining my house was too great so we called Tom.
Tom works with a mechanical contracting unit. The man can't do everything himself. When they were digging, a neighbor was walking down the sidewalk and is hard of sight. These guys held his hand and walked him around the site. They even replaced the broken sidewalk tile with a new one. Which goes above and beyond, in my book.
Thanks Tom, Sean, the two other guys who I did not meet and the Peco guys who had to come back out to fix the gas line that was hit. Which is funny because when Peco marked the line, it wasn't going to be where they found it.
Good thing I didn't do this job myself. Thanks Tom.
peace,
michael
1012 Bradfield Rd, Abington, PA 19001
Miles and his crew installed a new swear and water connection in my house. I had some issues the next day and they were incredibly responsive and out the next day (a Saturday) to fix the issue. When I had more (unrelated) flooding a few months later, they were out the next day again. Very responsive, very professional, good work.
3212 Amber St, Philadelphia, PA 19134
Contacted Davis for the first time yesterday. Not an emergency but I did get a next day appointment. TJ was great! Professional and a very nice guy. Diagnosed the problem, explained what needed done and gave me a price up front. He went above and beyond the basic repair to make sure everything was in good working order and would stay that way. A very thorough and professional job. I highly recommend Davis Plumbing.
555 Fordham Ave, Burlington, NJ 08016
Sent Drains R Us a request the day after Christmas at around 8:30 pm to clear a partial clog in my main drain line. Kit responded quickly (much faster than the 40 min avg response time) with a very reasonable quoted price, and I scheduled the appointment for the next evening. Tuan and his partner called 4 hours before the initial expected time to let me know they could come early, and within a few minutes they were here! Extremely friendly, professional, and competent, and within 20 minutes my drain was clean and flowing freely. Also wonderful with my dogs, and I will absolutely be calling them again for any and all future plumbing needs. Highly recommend. Thanks guys for all your great work!
Philadelphia, PA 19149
I called a plumber I used a few years ago. The person that answered the call said he was on a job but that he would get back to me the next day. When he never did, I called DeLuca Plumbing. Joe answered the phone, gave a quote but requested to view the job to confirm what was needed. He showed up when he told me. He then returned on that Friday as he said, he did the job and charged the quoted rate. What more can you ask? I would use him again and recommend him to anyone.
Ridley Park, PA 19078
I was so impressed with John Luke plumbing that I was compelled to write a review. Tom came to our home to give us an estimate on a new hot water heater. He was extremely honest, letting us know that we don't need a new one right away, provided reasonable pricing (especially when compared to the other quotes I received), and took the time to answer all of my questions. I can't say enough good things; when we do anything plumbing related moving forward, John Luke will always be my first call!
114 W Eagle Rd, Havertown, PA 19083
Have been a customer for more than a decade. Will never use another plumber. They are courteous , professional and always on time.
2310 Heston St, Abington, PA 19001
Great experience. Fast to respond to phone and text, thoroughly informative and did his research before coming.
203 Liberty Dr, Bucks, PA 19047
Rik and Mike remodeled my tiny bathroom in South Philly. From a previous remodel, I had a leaky shower stall that that was tiled and grouted poorly, and they were careful to demo the problematic walls and floor, while salvaging tile on opposing walls, storage cabinets and cubbies, and a medicine cabinet that I wanted to keep.
When the floor came up, we discovered a rotted subfloor, compromised joists and some water damage. This was not something we had budgeted for in the initial estimate, but Rik recognized that the new priority was structural integrity and was reasonable about additional costs for sistering compromised joists, moving water lines, and giving me a new subfloor.
When there were new issues or detours they had to take (the bathroom is in a 100 year old building), Rik ran all changes by me and let me know what options (and their respective costs) we had. At one point, he even brought in a structural guy to double check the direction he recommended we take on those compromised joists.
Post demo and remediation, they installed everything I had bought for the project - the new toilet, the new shower stall, new shower walls, new vanity, new fixtures and new tiling on the floor. That part of the project took the amount of time Rik had estimated, and the only time-related hiccups were caused by the rotting subfloor and joist sistering, which were not foreseen.
Rik understood that my number one priority was making sure that the shower was watertight, and he pointed out different steps during the way that we accomplished that goal. I'll update this review periodically to let you know how watertight it remains.
Finally, there was the issue of construction debris. Rik and Mike did this work in late July and early August of 2020, when the city's sanitation department was racked with COVID-19 and some trash pickup did not occur on schedule. While they put debris in large white bags labeled contractor bags and expected the city to haul them off. However, once city services resumed, the sanitation department (for 2 consecutive weeks) would take all trash EXCEPT the contractor bags and the old toilet Rik and Mike had placed at the curb.
When I notified them of this, Rik did the right thing. Even though our financial dealings with one another were in the rear view mirror and the new bathroom had been completed for nearly 2 weeks, he swooped by 48 hours later to pick up the debris and properly dispose of it.
In all, I was very pleased with Rik and Mike's work, and I would hire them again.
When the floor came up, we discovered a rotted subfloor, compromised joists and some water damage. This was not something we had budgeted for in the initial estimate, but Rik recognized that the new priority was structural integrity and was reasonable about additional costs for sistering compromised joists, moving water lines, and giving me a new subfloor.
When there were new issues or detours they had to take (the bathroom is in a 100 year old building), Rik ran all changes by me and let me know what options (and their respective costs) we had. At one point, he even brought in a structural guy to double check the direction he recommended we take on those compromised joists.
Post demo and remediation, they installed everything I had bought for the project - the new toilet, the new shower stall, new shower walls, new vanity, new fixtures and new tiling on the floor. That part of the project took the amount of time Rik had estimated, and the only time-related hiccups were caused by the rotting subfloor and joist sistering, which were not foreseen.
Rik understood that my number one priority was making sure that the shower was watertight, and he pointed out different steps during the way that we accomplished that goal. I'll update this review periodically to let you know how watertight it remains.
Finally, there was the issue of construction debris. Rik and Mike did this work in late July and early August of 2020, when the city's sanitation department was racked with COVID-19 and some trash pickup did not occur on schedule. While they put debris in large white bags labeled contractor bags and expected the city to haul them off. However, once city services resumed, the sanitation department (for 2 consecutive weeks) would take all trash EXCEPT the contractor bags and the old toilet Rik and Mike had placed at the curb.
When I notified them of this, Rik did the right thing. Even though our financial dealings with one another were in the rear view mirror and the new bathroom had been completed for nearly 2 weeks, he swooped by 48 hours later to pick up the debris and properly dispose of it.
In all, I was very pleased with Rik and Mike's work, and I would hire them again.
Philadelphia, PA
Awesome service! I called at 8:50 am, and Ray was over the same afternoon. I was running late, and Ray was kind enough to wait where others would have left onto other appointments. He knew exactly what to do, fixed the issue quickly (something like 20-30 minutes), and even provided a service guarantee! As others mentioned, his prices were fair, and Ray explained the issue and root cause. Most importantly, he told me how to prevent it from recurring. I found my plumber.
226 W Hansberry St, Philadelphia, PA 19144
Very honest and reliable. We used the company to replace the roof on our property in PA and Jamal was very accomodating. Showed up when he said he would and completed the work on time. Sent pics after the job was done since we don't live in PA. I would definitely recommend to anyone who is looking for a professional, honest and affordable contractor.
4925 N Lawrence St, Philadelphia, PA 19120
worst customer service. the owner called me cell, and tried to sell me while not providing the details on their quote as he didn't want me to shop around and then proceeded to scream at me that he didn't care what college I went to, and that I had no respect all because I wanted to make sure I was getting the correct system, at a fair price. WOW. really mind blowing. alarm bells started going off when everyone we spoke with had only been there 1 month, and 1 of their own workers even suggested we get other quotes....the owner even laughed when I told him I would have to speak with my wife. Classic slimy sales move to try and insult the man's ego. scum. go elsewhere.
1142 E Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Had to have a new kitchen faucet put in today. Called today to see if it could be done and was told they could be here between 12-4pm, they were here by 1:00 which was nice. The service guy that came was very and did the job quickly, clean. Only thing is that it was not cheap to have it installed.
300 E Ayre St, Wilmington, DE 19804


















