Best Drain Installation in Saint Paul MN

My bathroom sink faucet and shutoff valves needed to be replaced. Roman responded quickly, was communicative, and was clear about the work he was doing. Very professional.

The best in the business! We've used them a few times now and they never fail to exceed our expectations. Fast, friendly, and professional service. We will definitely be calling Legend the next time we need heating, ac, or plumbing work done. Thank you, Erik, for getting our ac fixed so quick!

They've helped us out a couple times with leaking, corroded valves. The plumbers and scheduling staff are friendly, efficient, knowledgeable. Well done! Much appreciated!

Attentive service, good price for furnace cleaning. Would use again. Nice thorough report

I had an emergency - leaking toilet - and the first two plumbers I tried - first one never returned my call, second was booked out 3 days, so I checked yelp and picked Norblom. And this is why I love Yelp! I found a great plumbing company with minimal effort.
I added in a bunch of work I have needed doing for ages, but could live with ( dripping taps etc. ) ( Here's a tip - at $3 a minute, know what you need to say, and talk fast! I would guess I spent $45 talking to the guy! )
Anyway, Andrew turned up early ( after getting a phone call to make sure it was OK ) clearly explained the work based on my request. Did a bang-up job and left me a happy customer. I will definitely be using Norblum's for my future plumbing needs.

What began as a frustrating experience turned into excellent customer service. Long story short, Adam at the office was very helpful and professional. My money was 100% refunded. I'll consider them in the future for any plumbing needs!

I am a senior who over the years has had some experience with plumbers. However, I ran into a problem that none of the plumbers I hired were able to repair. Our upstairs shower began leaking down into our kitchen. It was not immediately apparent since it was leaking behind the crown molding of the kitchen cabinets. Over time, I had a parade of experience plumbers in my home working on this and none of them could find the problem. After one plumber thought the problem was fixed, we ended up with water running down our kitchen walls, out an electric outlet and out on to our counter top. Not getting any results, this got costly and we gave up. We just didn't use the shower. Many years later, and out of shear frustration, I made another attempt to find a good experienced plumber. After numerous phone calls, Jim Murr Plumbing was highly recommended. I was afraid to get my hopes up, but this time we got lucky! Jim came out to our home, and we explained all of the problems we had gone through over the years and to his credit, he did not try to run away. Essentially, the job was quite complex, and involved other issues as time went on. However, we could not be happier with the out come. Jim sent the A team over to our house and they wasted no time. They also carefully explained along the way everything that needed to be done and the costs involved. Surprises like the wall being moved. Also, after all that we had gone through, we decided to put in a tile shower. And fortunately, Jim had just the guys to do the work! The quality of the work was exceptional and we were thrilled with the results. We also have a greater appreciation for the work involved. I have recommended Jim Murr Plumbing to others.

I'm generally handy around the house so I tried many things including attempting to flush out the clog by dumping boiling water down the drain, using baking soda and vinegar mix and dismantling the drain and snaking the pipe myself... One trip to Menards, three hours and a sore back later finally I gave in and decided to contact a plumber.

I called several plumbers including one plumber that was highly referred by friend. I was told by that company they would charge me double-time due to the weekend and suggested I call back Monday. I called back 8:30 am on Monday and they told me they were fully booked for the next two days and they would call me back if they could fit me in.

The last place I called was Affordable Sewer and Water for the St. Paul area (I live in Maplewood) the operator was professional and gave me and quote which was aproimately $70 cheaper than all the quotes I received that morning plus they were able to schedule me right away so I set an appointment for that afternoon.

My Drain is now free of clogs after the plumber used his 60-foot power snake to clear it out. After all of this I still haven't heard back from the two companies who said they would call back. The plumber was conscious and respectful of my house and put on boot coverings and didn't leave any mess whatsoever. I'm completely satisfied with the service Affordable Sewer and Water has provided, they communicated their fees clearly and efficiently performed the job. I will contact Affordable Sewer and Water first next time I have plumbing needs.

Pros: Clear pricing, overall friendly and professional service, on time

These guys are a joke.  The bank I bought my house from sub-contracted them to do plumbing repairs on my house, probably picked them at random. I would never have chosen them.

Their guy sat in my basement smoking cigarettes, doing nothing, charging by the hour while he waited for the city water utility to turn on the water main.  I never asked him to wait in my basement. If I had been there, I'd have told him to do his job or get lost.  Instead, because he hung around doing nothing under the pretense of working, they got to charge me for three times the amount of labor they actually performed. The truth is, he was unable to do any work until the water main was turned on.  Very, very shady. They also charged me an enormous truck fee (around $70) just for getting off their duffs and driving a mile and a half to my house.

In spite of how skeezy this all was, I never disputed the fees or how they were calculated even though I knew I was getting screwed.  I didn't want to wade into the quagmire of smalls claims court as I was trying to get my house into livable condition.

The bank stupidly paid in advance for the work, cut them a huge check and told them to remit the remaining balance to me after they took their cut for their labor. Even with all of their hidden fees and questionable charges,there was still a sizable sum left over.

Well, you can guess how that turned out.  I had to threaten to sue them, file complaints with the BBB, and repeatedly call one of the plumbers at his other job before they finally cut me a check for the outstanding balance.  It took weeks to get my money back.  That money wasn't a gift from the bank.  It was slated for other repairs that needed to be done as part of our signed contract.  Everyone deserves to be able to move into a house that has a functioning toilet and running water.

It sure seemed like they were trying to rip me off in any way they could.  The bank made it easy for them, and they took every advantage they could of my situation.  

My advice: steer clear.  And if you are ever in a position where the bank you are buying your home from is paying for repairs to be performed, if those repairs are going to be performed after you move in, make sure you're the one choosing contractors and subcontractors.  And don't allow anyone to make bids who has bad reviews.  I don't know if Tschida Brothers did before, but they do now.

Had an appointment for 9:30 to 11:30 today. Didn't show up, didn't return my call until after 3pm. Called another plumber. Very disappointed. My time is just as important as others.

I have discovered Comfort Matters. I had been with the One Hour people for years and had bad service to many times. Comfort Matters is local, individually owned and they provide great personalized customer service.

Added an exterior spigot to the rear of our home. I had all the necessary parts but could not drill through the rim joists/foundation myself. Deans was able to in less than 1 hour and even hooked up the water line using my parts.

Clint with True Blue Plumbing did a lot of work on my home when I moved in.  This included installing a new water softener, washer and dryer hookups, a new utility sink, a new hose hook up in the back yard, and a new kitchen sink.  

I was very impressed with the quality of the work for a reasonable price.  I wouldn't hesitate to use True Blue Plumbing again if I needed plumbing services.

Very helpful team with lots of integrity - never felt like I was being oversold or talked down to. Terry and co. did a great job writing up the full scope of my project, reviewing it with me, and providing options for each component so I knew I was getting the best for my money.

They did a great job on my bathroom sink leak; I appreciate that they were courteous, efficient and affordable.
I would *highly* recommend this company!!

If you are looking to be scammed by Pedro at Do It Right Plumbing this is the place for you! You get to pay $89 for him to come out to tell you what is wrong and then give you an outrageous quote and not be able to break down to costs. But wait, there's more... if you decide not to use Pedro, he will kindly call the Hopkins inspector and report you for not having plumbing up to code. Basically, a childless vindictive move that was NOT taken well by the inspector! In fact, it turns out that Pedro and Do It Right Plumbing engages is phone solicitation to scam people to their company. I actually called a different company and got redirected to his. Total Scam DO NOT USE PEDRO TOTAL SCAM!!!

We recently had two jobs done in our house.  The first was our furnace and central air cleaning and inspection.  They did a good job and I have no complaints.  However, the technician tried to up-sell me on getting a new water heater that he said looked old.  In reality, it was replaced last October by a plumber who charged us $3000 less than what we were quoted by HomeWorks.  How he confused a new water heater with one he said looked old is beyond comprehension.

Most recently, we had an existing dishwasher and garbage disposal hooked up after a new sink and countertop were installed.  This also included installing a new faucet and reverse osmosis faucet which was already provided.  The only new parts that were provided by HomeWorks were drain pipes and a gasket.  Everything else was furnished by us.  

We had a certified plumber start the job, who was later replaced by two less experienced plumbers because he had to leave for a more important job.  The total cost was $1300+ after all was said and done.  The work was completed in four hours and to our satisfaction.  However, we should have done our home work as we later found out that a certified plumber did the exact same type of job for our neighbor and charged him $250.

I am not saying that they don't do quality work.  What I am saying is that they overcharge and/or try to upsell you by trying to find things that need to be done that are not necessarily true.  Final word:  Get multiple quotes and do your homework.