Best in Detroit MI

They were fast! Probably at my house within and hour. My sewer was backing up in the basement and they identified the problem and snaked the pipe. Very reasonable price

Moved to the area and had some issues first day in new house.  Called McGraw Plumbing and he seemed legitimately concerned and said he could be there that same day.  I was floored.  Not only did he some and fix the cracked pipe that I had but he hooked up my washer and dryer that I wasn't able to do.  Fast, friendly and very reasonable.

Keith and Jimmy executed an excellent replacement of 20' of our existing crock pipe sewer in Royal Oak with 6 PVC including an exterior clean out. The job began a day early and was completed in about 24 hours even with extra unexpected digging. (In Royal Oak you have to wait for city inspector to approve before hole can be closed) Lots of skill and experience (and patience) with this team. We were very impressed and satisfied. They put a camera in the line several times at our request to ensure that everything was clear and undamaged. Would highly this recommend this company for sewer issues in Royal Oak.

Great service. Atheer Siba (aka Art) was my plumber and he was extremely friendly, polite, efficient and affordable ($85). He even taught me some DIY solutions if the problem happened again, openly recognizing that he was potentially costing himself business! Oh and he said after 9pm I could call him as a consultant if I had an issue but didn't want to spend the money on a plumber. What a guy!

Kevin is awesome. Explains everything fully and always honest about everything he does. Highly recommend for any and all plumbing needs.

I was referred to this company from another I do business with. Just used them in my commercial building to fix my exhaust / fire hood over cooking equipment. They came out quick, proposal was quick, fair and honest. They came the following week, work was done exactly when they said it would be done and how it would be done. My technician Mark, was awesome. Punctual, in fact early both times he came out. This in and of itself is hard to find with any contractor. I would highly recommend this company to anyone and i will use them again!

As an absentee owner of a commercial building I depend on the honesty of the contractors I hire. This company falls far short of the mark.
I contacted them to clean out a sink faucet that was restricting water flow. A City employee had addressed the same problem on another sink on the premises the day before in about 15 minutes but didn't have a tool for this one.
The company's offer of $69 for a service call seemed reasonable since they assured me that if the cost would be greater, as the owner I would be contacted to approve the work premium.
Instead, rather than calling me for the approval as promised, the plumber had a tenant's employee sign the approval for premium work for an additional $176. He rightly anticipated the employee wouldn't read the cleverly worded small print but just assume it meant the problem had been successfully addressed and sign it.
The clever wording left my credit card company no recourse but to deny my appeal, forcing me to pay 3X what it should have cost. There are enough honest plumbing companies out there to choose from, take a pass on this one.

If you are a woman don't bother calling this company, you will get NO RESPECT!!!!!
They will make an appointment, keep you waiting, not show up & not even have the courtesy to call. Then they give ATTITUDE and maybe can send someone out the next day.

I highly recommend this company. It was amazing  to find reliable, exceptional professional, and quality work as demonstrated in the job John's Plumbing skillfully resolved for me. I was totally frustrated because I needed a plumber immediately. Most plumbing companies were unavailable or never responded to return my call.
I will definitely use this company, again, top notch service, the best in the business.

On pure luck I ran into Dan, the owner, at the gas station. Who was willing to give me the time to confirm what I needed to do to finish a simple job. He was quick to provide his business card and offer any follow up if I required it.
Thank you Dan

Toilet backed up, Andre was responsive and came as soon as he could.  Reasonable price and knowledgeable of issue and what was the cause.  Quick and courteous and will definitely use again.

My hot water heater needs to be replaced.  Based on all the good reviews, I called Universal.  They said they would charge me $39 to come to my house to give me an estimate to sell me a new hot water heater.  No thanks, Universal.  The two other companies I've gotten estimates from did not charge me to come out and give me an estimate.

Miguel and his team are responsive, professional, fast, clean, and respectful. I can't say enough about them. Not only have they made improvements to our old plumbing, but in emergency situations they have been out within the hour and taken care of business.

I had a clogged sink, and thought I needed it snaked.  The serviceman was very professional and did an excellent job.

Once the serviceman got there, he determined that the sink just needed to be plunged.  The problem I had was that it took about 60 seconds, and I was charged $79.00.

I understand that companies have standard service call fees that they collect, regardless of how much work is performed, but I feel I was taken advantage of, for the work that was performed.  I'm not sure if I would use this company again.

Next time I will do due diligence.

Skip this guy. He is a rip off artist. Oh, he seems nice and friendly at first but he'll take you for what you have and do a bad job. He put in new pipes in the basement because sewage was flowing into the basement and he said new pipes would stop that. They didn't. He didn't finish the job properly. After tearing up the cement, putting in new pipes, he screwed up laying the fresh concrete down. He didn't have enough cement to contour the slope of the floor to direct water into the drain so he said he would be back in a few days to finish the floor. He never came back. And when sewage started seeping back into the basement, I called him, NO ANSWER. I text messaged him, NO RESPONSE. I emailed him, NO REPLY. So now he has my money and I have the same problem as I did before but now the sewage is flowing into the basement through brand new pipes.

The short story is DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. The long story is as follows.

In mid-March, I noticed a leak in one of my bathrooms as well as an issue with the hot water in a different bathroom. After trying a few things myself, I was pressed for time and contacted Anytime Plumbing to come to my house in Southfield. My technician was John G and he seemed to be a pretty nice guy, although I questioned his assessments.  

He started with the hot water issue in the back bathroom. The shower would get warm-ish at best. There would be one burst of hot water and then showering would be absolutely miserable.
John decided that a part had gone bad inside the on-off/warm-cold handle in my shower. He didn't have the part, so he went somewhere to get it, came back, and installed it. No hot water. His assessment was that I needed a new hot water heater because my current hot water heater runs out of water fast. That's a quote from my receipt. I had an instant hot water heater. There was no reservoir full of water to run out. Still, I agreed that the water heater was failing. My belief all along was that the water heater needed replacing, but John wanted to try this other part. He tried and it didn't work. That happens sometimes, so we went to the next issue.

Moving on to the leaking bathroom. John came in and decided he knew the leak was coming from a knob on my old jacuzzi tub that controlled the jets. Now, this knob was located in an area that was hit by water when both the bath spout and the shower head were on. However, the leak happened only when the shower head was on. I addressed this concern with John--why would this be the leaking area when two sources of water hit it and only one led to leaking? His idea was that the water pressure was harder from the shower head than from the spout. I disagreed, but I let him do his thing because he's the plumber and I'm not. Anyway, based on the location of the knob, he had to cut a hole in the bedroom wall on the other side of the tub for access. Not a big deal to me. He needed to be able to visualize the plumbing. So he started chiseling at my wall and then decided he didn't like that location. Then he measured the area he wanted to cut and marked it all out with a pencil (I will clean this off the wall when I'm done, he said). He cut a 7x7 hole in my wall and believed he identified the leak. He put some lock-tight around the knob, slapped an access panel in the hole, and called the job complete. We couldn't confirm the leak was resolved for 24 hours because it needed time to set.

Guess what the charge was--$425. Yup, I paid $425 to have a new access panel cut into my wall, a $95 part replaced that didn't need replacing, and some lock-tight squeezed around a knob. Not to mention the access panel wall also had a nice quarter-sized hole randomly in the middle where he initially started chiseling as well as pencil marks everywhere like a toddler had been playing. John G never did clean it off as he said he would and now I have drywall work to do. I also paid for the part for the shower that I didn't need and the time it took him to go get the part [that I didn't need]. Had I known I'd be paying for the part even if it didn't work OR the time it took him to drive and get it, I never would have let him do it. When I inspected the shower as he left, the part was actually installed incorrectly--so you couldn't even adjust the heat to the hotter setting! It was on the coldest setting when he tested to see if the new part brought hotter water! Worse yet, the leak continued 24 hours later when I tested it. John G did say I could call and have him come back if it continued to leak, but there was no way I was letting him back into my house. So, for $425 to address a leak and cold water, I was left with a leak and cold water.

On a positive note, John G did quote me $1,100 for a new hot water heater installation. That's a fair price. Still, $425 is nearly half that and this company was not getting any further business from me. They shouldn't get yours either.

Our technician, Columbus, came to our house on 12/6 to repair a re-occurring back-up in our main sewer line. He was so good at explaining to us what was going on under our house, even with pictures, so that we fully understood what the problem was.  He answered all of our questions and made a solid recommendation on how to fix the problem from happening again.  Since we are in the process of finishing our basement, and days away from installing the floors, we were naturally very concerned with this happening again. With a camera, Columbus showed me the inside of our pipes all the way out to the city lines, so we had comfort knowing the problem had been resolved, not just temporarily.  Aside from knowledgeable, Columbus was such a kind and personable man, who really perked us up after a very overwhelming day.

Terrible customer service. Our rental water heater broke, leaked all over floor, ruining floor, and they say they can't come until Friday. Today is Saturday, one week with no hot water? They seem to think nothing wrong with this. We went and bought a tank at Lowes and had it installed same day. $1000 and done. We pay between 50 and 60 dollars every 3 months  to rent, times 20 years. Lots of money to get no service when you need it. Can't wait to call them to cancel except customer service department is closed today, go figure. Oh yeah, now we need a new floor too. Thanks Reliance, for nothing!