Best Water Heater Repair in Durham NC
I've used Mo Flo twice so far and have been extremely happy with their service. Timely, professional, friendly and very reasonable! Definitely my go to reliable plumber! A++
1504 Rutoni Dr, Hillsborough, NC 27278
Outstanding commercial repair service. Always on time, very qualified, good prices. Cannot recommend them highly enough.
7416 Chapel Hill Rd, Ste C, Raleigh, NC 27607
Rob is wonderful! I called him and he was able to get me in right away. He fixed the spigot on our washer quickly and now it is better than ever. We will definitely use him again for our plumbing needs.
110 Bergeron Way, Cary, NC 27519
Joseph Rose Plumbing is the best! I called about a plumbing problem and they came that same afternoon. They repaired not one but two problems in two bathrooms. They were fast, thorough, courteous, and friendly. They are my first call with all my plumbing needs!
Durham, NC
100% would recommend to my friends and family. As a single lady I would be a prime candidate for a plumber to rip off, but instead Jayks quoted me a fair price and when the issue was more simple than anticipated I paid a bit less than quoted. I am beyond happy with their fast and friendly service, shoutout to Lou who was professional and was able to quickly identify and fix the massive leak.
For those nervous about having someone in your home during Covid, the technician not only wore a mask and booties, but stayed socially distant. If you're on the fence and shopping around, I wholeheartedly recommend Jayk's.
For those nervous about having someone in your home during Covid, the technician not only wore a mask and booties, but stayed socially distant. If you're on the fence and shopping around, I wholeheartedly recommend Jayk's.
Durham, NC
Hired to install a toilet. Tech was nice. Professional. Got the job done in a reasonable time frame. Toilet works and looks great. On my way to water saving.
806 Davie Rd, Carrboro, NC 27510
I've used still water plumbing for the last 2 years on numerous jobs and he has alway done an excellent job . I would highly recommend Joe at still water plumbing.
Reidsville, NC 27320
So happy with their work and timeliness! I definitely will call on them again for our plumbing needs!
Durham, NC
Very Professional service. Prices are fair and the work is neat. Pays attention to detail and double checks his work. Highly recommend.
907 Da Vinci St, Durham, NC 27704
Our heat randomly stopped working at one of our rental properties so we reached out to Piedmont Metro for help! They had someone out the same day to not only diagnose but also fix the issue super quick! Very affordable & reliable! We'll definitely be using them again in the future!
1207J Kildaire Farm Rd, Cary, NC 27511
Knowledgable and friendly service tech, however, the quote for the installation of a 50 gallon water heater was much too high. We had Dominion do the job for 1/3 of the quote.
5412 US Hwy 70 W Suit A, Ste A, Durham, NC 27705
Ronald quickly responded to our request to repair our ceased single handle shower faucet. He provided a clear and simple quote and made the repair all on the same day. Our shower works now, thanks Ronald!
Garner, NC 27529
Our tankless water heater was not working right (hot water would turn cold after certain period of time, i.e. long showers, running water for hot bath, back to back showering, etc). I called Eugene, left a message. He called back the next day and promised to let me know what time the next day he could come look at it. He ended up coming out that same evening. He ran a diagnostic check, identified the issue and checked to make sure no damage was done to the system components or interior of unit.
He was so pleasant and professional. We were very grateful he squeezed us into the end of his work day so we could stop worrying before showers or bath that our hot water would run out.
The manufacturer gave me 3 company names to choose from to have the unit serviced. The Art of Plumbing had so many great reviews I decided to give them a call and we had a positive and great experience. We will totally have Eugene back for the annual maintenance service.
He was so pleasant and professional. We were very grateful he squeezed us into the end of his work day so we could stop worrying before showers or bath that our hot water would run out.
The manufacturer gave me 3 company names to choose from to have the unit serviced. The Art of Plumbing had so many great reviews I decided to give them a call and we had a positive and great experience. We will totally have Eugene back for the annual maintenance service.
Durham, NC
I would give them one star but they had previously replaced 3 trash disposal units for me professionally and without incident. My most recent experience with them, however, was quite different. My kitchen faucet, which is attached to a stainless steel sink, was leaking. Water splashed on the faucet base would drain between the faucet base and sink (there was no seal) and caused water to pool in the cabinet underneath. Not realizing how easy it is to replace a faucet, or that I could simply have sealed it with plumber's putty (as suggested by all the how-to videos and websites), I called JVG Plumbing.
The technician told me that I just needed to replace the faucet so I asked them to replace it with the same basic type faucet that was there before. He found one that looked very similar to the previous one and installed it without sealing the base (he said normally it wasn't necessary). The sink begins leaking almost immediately and I called them and they came out and sealed it for free. They used a caulk that requires 24 hours to dry. We used it too quickly, however, and the caulk dissolved in the water. I called them to get it sealed again and paid them since it was my own fault. They sealed it with a silicone caulk and this time I waited 24 hours before using the faucet.
The faucet started leaking again almost immediately. I starting looking online and found that faucets on stainless steel sinks should be sealed with plumber's putty. The putty never dries, so is ideal for fixtures that bend a little, such as stainless steel sinks. We also noticed after a week of use that the faucet handle was becoming more and more loose. Less than 2 weeks after they installed the faucet, I could swing the handle over half its range without changing the water temperature. If this had continued, the handle most likely would have fallen off after another week or two. I decided to purchase a faucet from Costco since the one they sold me seemed defective.
I called JVG back again and asked them to take out their defective faucet, install the one I had purchased and seal it with plumber's putty. The technician who came out just tightened the handle and said it was fixed. I asked if the handle became loose again if they would come every two weeks to tighten it and he said they could work something out to that regard. When I mentioned the leaking, he said I would need to replace the sink and that plumber's putty would not solve the problem. He also said that there should not be water near the faucet base, but who can wash vegetables or dishes without splashing a little water. I even asked if they can take out their defective faucet so that I could install the new faucet myself and they refused. Eventually the technician just walked out.
I ended up removing their faucet, which I found was misaligned and could have contributed to the leak. I installed the faucet I purchased from Costco and sealed it with plumber's putty. Its been two weeks since then and there has not been a single drop in the cabinet below.
In summary, JVG Plumbing sold me a defective faucet, did not seal it properly, and tried to convince me I needed a new sink. I paid them around $250 and ended up with a defective faucet I had to remove myself. The cost of replacing it myself, including the faucet, was around $80. I will not trust them to do any work for me again and waste more of my money and time. If you are going to call them to do plumbing work, make sure to do your own research to make sure they install and seal everything correctly.
The technician told me that I just needed to replace the faucet so I asked them to replace it with the same basic type faucet that was there before. He found one that looked very similar to the previous one and installed it without sealing the base (he said normally it wasn't necessary). The sink begins leaking almost immediately and I called them and they came out and sealed it for free. They used a caulk that requires 24 hours to dry. We used it too quickly, however, and the caulk dissolved in the water. I called them to get it sealed again and paid them since it was my own fault. They sealed it with a silicone caulk and this time I waited 24 hours before using the faucet.
The faucet started leaking again almost immediately. I starting looking online and found that faucets on stainless steel sinks should be sealed with plumber's putty. The putty never dries, so is ideal for fixtures that bend a little, such as stainless steel sinks. We also noticed after a week of use that the faucet handle was becoming more and more loose. Less than 2 weeks after they installed the faucet, I could swing the handle over half its range without changing the water temperature. If this had continued, the handle most likely would have fallen off after another week or two. I decided to purchase a faucet from Costco since the one they sold me seemed defective.
I called JVG back again and asked them to take out their defective faucet, install the one I had purchased and seal it with plumber's putty. The technician who came out just tightened the handle and said it was fixed. I asked if the handle became loose again if they would come every two weeks to tighten it and he said they could work something out to that regard. When I mentioned the leaking, he said I would need to replace the sink and that plumber's putty would not solve the problem. He also said that there should not be water near the faucet base, but who can wash vegetables or dishes without splashing a little water. I even asked if they can take out their defective faucet so that I could install the new faucet myself and they refused. Eventually the technician just walked out.
I ended up removing their faucet, which I found was misaligned and could have contributed to the leak. I installed the faucet I purchased from Costco and sealed it with plumber's putty. Its been two weeks since then and there has not been a single drop in the cabinet below.
In summary, JVG Plumbing sold me a defective faucet, did not seal it properly, and tried to convince me I needed a new sink. I paid them around $250 and ended up with a defective faucet I had to remove myself. The cost of replacing it myself, including the faucet, was around $80. I will not trust them to do any work for me again and waste more of my money and time. If you are going to call them to do plumbing work, make sure to do your own research to make sure they install and seal everything correctly.
Durham, NC
Long story short. Had toilet back flowing into shower. Blantons sent out Justin H . And he did an outstanding job. Was professional. Courteous and very thorough. Found my issue and fixed it for a reasonable price --less than I thought it would be. Overall an excellent experience. Would highly recommend blantons.
They literally had me over a barrel and could have taken advantage and they didn't. I know nothing about plumbing. And now I don't need to know bcuz I have blantons on my side and I have confidence they will do me right. Will be using them to replace my heating /air system this fall. Thanks blantons. Y'all are awesome.
They literally had me over a barrel and could have taken advantage and they didn't. I know nothing about plumbing. And now I don't need to know bcuz I have blantons on my side and I have confidence they will do me right. Will be using them to replace my heating /air system this fall. Thanks blantons. Y'all are awesome.
8810 Westgate Park Dr, Ste 110, Raleigh, NC 27617
My first Yelp review ever, wish it could have been a positive one but I feel it's important to put the word out.
Since my last negative experience with Sparrow I thought after a few years this company would have its act together. A friend recommended I try again so I did.
After over a month and a half of calling back wondering where my estimate was for a new bathroom sink and water heater I gave up on Sparrow (Seth) and their highly unprofessional lackadaisical bad service. I think the worst service company I have ever encountered beginning with the aloof unconcerned receptionist to the disorganized and now Im convinced truly in-over-their -heads service people.
In the end , better for me I have avoided disaster. BE ADVISED,
save your time and good money move on!
Since my last negative experience with Sparrow I thought after a few years this company would have its act together. A friend recommended I try again so I did.
After over a month and a half of calling back wondering where my estimate was for a new bathroom sink and water heater I gave up on Sparrow (Seth) and their highly unprofessional lackadaisical bad service. I think the worst service company I have ever encountered beginning with the aloof unconcerned receptionist to the disorganized and now Im convinced truly in-over-their -heads service people.
In the end , better for me I have avoided disaster. BE ADVISED,
save your time and good money move on!
305 W Weaver St, Carrboro, NC 27510
Been waiting 5 hours for a guy to come to the appointment that they set and haven't heard a word. It's not like I had anything else to do. Safe to say this is the worst customer service.
6020 Oak Forest Dr, Raleigh, NC 27616
They got here and gave me a quote that's unreasonably high. Although I have communicated my issue clearly beforehand and they should be able to give me a quote without having to be here. In the end I had to pay for the dispatch fee while fixing the issue myself. Genuinely bad experience, feels like a trap.
5605 Chapel Hill Rd, Ste 120, Raleigh, NC 27607