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Once my foundation was re-leveled, a hydrostatic test was done to check outflow and inflow of water. It was found that I had a leak under my house and based on a recommendation received from my regular plumber who does not work under houses I called CTX Plumbing for help.
They sent a couple Plumbers to check it and send a camera through the main pipes and found that I indeed had a crack and leak in the sewer line.
CTX then gave me a competitive price for the work needed and sent two more plumbers to go under the house and make the repair once a tunnel was dug to get to the leak
CTX sent another couple plumbers to the house today who did a great job of repairing the sewer line leak and while they were doing that found a second cracked pipe under my master tub. They went to work repairing that leak and solved the problem quite well.
In all, they were here for about 5 hours. The plumbers that did the work were conscientious, polite, professional, and took great care not to drag mud through the house.
I am very happy with the work CTX and their crews did to solve my plumbing problems and would recommend them to anyone.

Had a leak in my front yard from a copper valve that I didn't need.  It was completely removed, did the work for me when I wasn't home.  I came back at the end of the job and everything looked good.  Didn't shop around, used these guys because they do work for my church.  Seemed like a fair price.

NTX Plumbing came to us as a referral. We made the mistake of going through our home warranties plumbing companies twice, and since then I've had a sincere distrust in plumbers. They (home warranty plumbers) had told me my pipes were done and I needed to spend $20k-$50k to get them fixed. After I called NTX in a panic, they said that didn't seem accurate or reasonable, and just told me to keep an eye on the situation and let them know if it happened again. Fast forward to yesterday where my hallway had a minor flood and my laminate floors were buckled and bubbled in several places. I thought for sure I have to spend $50k to fix this now. I emailed in to NTX and was responded to almost immediately, and was even scheduled for a same day appointment (what?!?). Scott showed up and actually knew the background of my situation (unlike the other plumbers who I felt were playing the never ending telephone game with the operator), ruled out our pipes being the issue, and figured out the issue was coming from our AC unit and one of those pipes. He very well could have told me to contact the AC company and his job was done, but he actually snaked the pipe for the AC unit. While submitting my payment (no where NEAR my thought of $20k-$50k at $210), he took the time to interact with my dogs and son, and then let me know the things to look out for if my pipes do ever start becoming an issue. I've already passed his info to friends and family, and told them I found the unicorn of the plumbing world. Thank you Scott, Mai, and Nancy!!!!

It's never fun to have to shell out $$ for home repairs, but JR's made it as pain free as it could get. Trustworthy and reliable. I would hire him again in an instant!

So about a month ago, one afternoon I walked out into my garage and saw a rather sizable puddle of water in the middle of the floor.  Huh??  I looked around (why, I don't know).  Then I looked up.  Oh f@#k!  I ran upstairs and opened the door to the attic space where the water heaters and one of the hvac systems is located and there it was - water coming out of a small hole in a pipe by one of the water heaters.  Water was shooting out horizontally, hitting a wall, and running downward - through the ceiling of my garage.  I tried to turn off the water supply to the water heater, but nothing happened.  Panic!

Anyway, I didn't have a plumber that I liked (I deal with almost all the tradespeople who have to come to our house - poor things - and I decide who will come back).  I'd tried about three since we moved here, but none of them screamed 'I want to be your regular plumber'.  So I called my regular HVAC company and asked them to recommend someone and they gave me the number for Arty's Plumbing.  I called Arty's and explained my problem to the person who answered and guess what?  He actually sounded concerned about my emergency and said someone would be there within an hour.  In less than an hour, Frank arrived, assessed the problem, turned off the water to the water heaters and to the house and proceeded to repair the leak.  From the time I found the puddle in the garage to the time the problem was fixed was less than three hours, and that included Frank having to make a trip for a piece of hardware.

AND, the cost was very reasonable (I thought).  When he handed me the bill, I couldn't believe it was so low.  And Frank was very nice.  He also either didn't make a mess or he cleaned up after he was done.  Either way, there was no mess for me to deal with.

AND after all this, the worst thing we have is a water stain on the garage ceiling.  My car (that was just washed that morning for the first time in a couple months) didn't even get dripped on.  Now how lucky is that?!

Anyway, they don't know it yet, but Arty's Plumbing is now my regular plumber.  I sure hope they don't scare easily...

If you are looking for a legitimate master plumber, this is the spot! He's fast, honest, and he definitely knows his craft. Peradventure, thank you coming on a Thursday night and fixing our three compartment sink and other sinks right before our dinner rush!

After a very disappointing experience with another plumber, I found Mark and Sunshine Plumbing.  So glad I did.  He listened, communicated well, arrived when he said he would, took care of business and was reasonably priced.  Can't do much better than that when it comes to a plumber!

Was THRILLED that you were not only able to come out the same day but your were there by 2:00 and completed shortly there after. Also took care of replacing a faucet that was not on the original complaint as well.

5pm. Friday afternoon. Frantic phone call from child. Flooded bathrooms, more water coming if ANY water is used elsewhere in the house.
7pm. Roger arrives. Takes a look and tells me it's not as bad as what I thought (I thought slab leak).
9pm. Problem solved.  Washing machine running, toilets flushing, nothing backing up in the tub or the front porch.  
Friendly, professional, fast, courteous, and didn't gouge my pocket book for a HOT August Friday night fixing my problem.  I will never EVER call anyone else.  If only he was an electrician also!

Amazing people and amazing work!  I 100% recommend this plumbing company.  I initially did my research for a reputable plumbing company and these guys kept popping up everywhere I looked.

They arrived on time for each appointment, in which my plumbing issue required a couple of days to complete due to the rain and the digging they needed to perform.  The employees were friendly, professional, courteous and kept me informed of everything they were doing.

In the end, they fixed my issue, which was a rotted out drain sewer feed pipe underneath the house.

Couldn't be happier.

Replaced a couple of water heaters on second floor and took great care to get the old ones out, the new ones in and installed without issues.

Elsewhere (not on Yelp) I saw a few favorable reviews for Benton Plumbing of Benbrook, so I took a chance and called them about a leaky faucet (not an emergency).

The receptionist told me that they had an opening for the next Tuesday (I had requested a Monday or Tuesday appointment). She said the plumber would arrive between 11 and noon.

Tuesday, 10:45 a.m., Benton's called, saying the plumber was on his way. He (Paul) arrived at 11 sharp. He fixed my two bad faucets quickly (he did have to go to a nearby hardware store to get the proper fittings for my particular faucets).

Very reasonable charge ($85 per hour, plus parts).

I was very pleased! I asked for extra cards so I could spread them around the house (I tend to lose such cards).

Highly recommended!

Updated May 15, 2014: I have had occasion to use Benton's two more times since my original review. The review stands. Excellent service indeed!

Awesome company to do the work.   I have had many issues with my plumbing that are never at a convenient time.  When I have called they have ALWAYS been willing to go above and beyond helping get the issue fixed ASAP.   Their prices can't be beat and are very fair.   Employees have always been respectful and helpful, can't say enough good things about this company.   Will continue to use them :)

I had a water supply line leaking under the sidewalk. That was leaking a large amount of water daily. I called Drip Doctor, spoke with Owner DJ. He came by the house late afternoon on a Saturday. Inspected my leak and gave me a very considerate and fair price for repair. I have recommended DJ to my friends and neighbors. I will call Drip Doctor DJ for Plumbing Repairs moving forward. .

Randy helped my plumbing company find a very difficult slab leak that 2 other leak detections companies could not find.   I will continue to use these guys for slab leak detection as they are AWESOME.

We had a waterline leak in our front yard and we'd had received three quotes but something in my bones told me to check with True plumbing before making our final decision. I'm glad that I did! They came out right away, did an assessment, gave me a price and told me that they can fit me in the very next day!

They were able to do a pull through underneath the ground so that we didn't need a trench in the middle of our yard and we didn't need to break up our driveway in order to get to the city line!

Turns out the owner of the company lives not too far for me so it was really nice to be able to help out a neighbor as well as a small local business.

You can tell they know what they are doing. Did a great job. I will use them again next time I need a plumber for anything.

The home warranty company plumber had to demo my bath vanity to repair a concrete slab leak in my master bath. After 3 different contractors failed to follow through on installing a new bath vanity, my insurance agent recommended Icon plumbing.  It was one of the best phone calls I have had in awhile.

Condy Hammer from Icon Plumbing installed the vanity, vanity top, sink and 2 bath faucets.  He was on time, efficient, professional and a nice guy.  I have added Icon Plumbing to my directory as my go to plumber.

Addendum-the 40 year old toilet in my master bath just stopped working (finally).  I contacted Condy at Icon. He is on the way to save the day .

My main drain became blocked by tree roots. The top on my outside drain popped the top and raw sewage  was pouring into my front garden each time I flushed a toilet or took a shower.
I immediately called Condy at Icon. He came the next morning and cleared the roots in 10 minutes for a reasonable price.  Great job as usual and a nice guy to boot.

My house has had some weird issues with tiles cracking and tenting and I called to have them check out the issue thinking I'd need a ridiculous amount of repair work. Olshan came out for a free estimate, inspected everything, didn't upsell me or snow me over by saying there was a problem that I didn't actually have. Instead they explained all the reasons that this could be happening, showed me the measurements and explained why it isn't my foundation at all. Then spent a good amount of time teaching me what to look for, how to assess, and when I would really need to call them.  Dry pleased, and if I ever do need foundation repair I'll call them first thing!

The only silver lining on this whole episode is that I got a full refund at the end of this ordeal.  This occurred in August of 2014, but I am finally calm enough to right a proper review.  I had a 2 year old, and my wife was 8 months pregnant at the time and we were without hot water for a week.  They tried to take advantage of my situation.

The short story here is the plumbers who came to my house were scam artists.  It appears that they are payed a commission and try to sell as much as they can to make themselves more money.  There may be some good employees, but based upon my conversations with managers in the aftermath, they seem to encourage this behaviour.  I will NEVER be calling A#1 again, and I implore you not to as well.  I have included the whole story below if you would like to see why.

We had a slab leak that manifested itself with hot floors and hot water coming out of our cold taps.  Our water meter was spinning even with all taps off.  At first, I thought I had caused the leak after doing some plumbing work so we called A#1 and they sent out a truck on Saturday afternoon.  The plumber came in, and said it was a slab leak, and he would have a truck out Monday morning at 9am to find the leak.  9am came and went, and I finally called A#1 and asked for an update.  A little after 10 they arrived.  With out actually doing anything they confirmed it was a slab leak, and that we had 2 options.  We could either have them dig up the floor and replace 2 feet of pipe and hope that was it, or have them reroute the hot water pipe through the attic.  Both options would be roughly $2800.  They then proceeded to charge me $286 for leak detection service.  The has yet to be found.  After paying them, they said they would come back tomorrow at 9am to find the manifold and start work on rerouting my hot water.

Tuesday morning, 9am came and passed.  I had the cell number for one of the plumbers and I called and asked for an ETA.  In an hour or so was the response.  It was 11 when they finally arrived.  The cut open the wall behind the water heater and said that the manifold was not there.  They wandered around the house and cut holes in the walls in where ever they pleased.  After an hour or so of cutting they they said they  could not find the manifold and would need a pulsar unit.  One of the plumbers said that he didn't think this would be the case but he had done a house that had a manifold underground, and they had to redo all the hot water pipes.  At this point my quote went up to $3700 because they would need to run a pipe from the hot water heater to the manifold and from the manifold to the kitchen.  Why they would need to do this was never explained to me.  They said they would have the manifold tomorrow (Wednesday) and call me by 9am to say when they would be here.

Surprisingly, 9am came and went.  It wasn't until 10:30 that I got a call saying they did not have said pulsar unit and have it tomorrow.  They would call me at 9am to let me know when they would be here.

Thursday, No call.  I called them at 10 am and asked what was going on.  They said they were going to the pulsar factory to pick one up and would be here within an hour.  12:15 a supervisor called and said he was on his way to pick it up and the plumbers would be here no later than 1:30.  In case you weren't expecting this, they weren't here at 1:30, 1:45pm I called the supervisor to ask where they were.  He said they just left and would be here in 20 minutes according to their GPS.  20 minutes plus another 40 minutes, they finally showed up.  They told me how this pulsar unit could find a manifold that was buried up to 100 ft below my house.  I was wowed.  They searched and searched but alas there was no manifold.  I was told they would have to build a manifold and reroute every hot water line in the house.  When I asked about the cost they told me they would have to go to the office and build up a quote.

By this point I had already lined up 2 more plumbers to come out and give me a quote.  The plumber from A#1 called and said it would cost $7200 for the work to be done and they could start Monday morning.  It would take 2 days.  I asked them to email me a quote that broke everything down.  He said ok.  He called back 20 minutes later, and said that Bubba agreed to cut the cost to $6900.    

That night 2 plumbers came over and both were shocked with what I had been told by John and Jason.  They told me that code would never allow them to put a manifold underground and that they were trying to take me for a ride.  We hired one of these plumbers, who both quoted roughly the same amount of 1500-1800 depending upon where the manifold was actually located.  The plumber we hired found our manifold in less than an hour and did the work in 5 hours.

I promptly sent an email to the owners and within a few hours got a call back and a refund, but still have holes in my walls.  I didn't want them back in my house to fix.