Best Foundation Leak Repair in Fort Worth TX

Very good worker. Our service man was Tyler, and he came out quickly and got the job done efficiently. We had some leaking from our old toilet on the second floor, and it needed a new wax ring. Tyler led us through the process, letting us know at every step the cost of each procedure. He also let us know what it would cost to replace any parts that may be needed in the future. He fixed our problem easily, and was done in a jiffy. We will be calling this company for future repairs.

Thank you BlackTie plumbing. Michael S. arrived on time and was thorough with his inspection. He was professionally and dressed as well as polite. He was a great help and properly repaired a clocked drain and outside spicket. I would highly recommend him.

Called them to request a quote. For them to come out there was a charge that could be waived if we choose them.

Quotes are usually free because that is the cost of doing business.

Bret was the literal best. Super nice. Came when he said he would. Got to our problem quickly and fixed it! Fair prices. Highly recommend!

We had a terrible experience with the workmanship of leveling our concrete pads on our patio.  The first time they came out, one pad became a tripping hazard, it took months to come to an acceptable solution.  We spent $1,925 and it looks worse than when we started.  No manager ever called to discuss, just bad business.  Save your money!

Winter storm disaster February 2021, North Texas. I got a quote from this business for the installation of a tankless hot water heater that I was going to provide. I had gotten other 4 other quotes in the $350-$500 range. The installation was universally stated as being a 1 hr job of switching out a tankless unit for the exact same model. $350 is more than any usual hourly rate for a plumber, but I get it, a major shortage of plumbers, and customers in need get a bit of a premium fee. I called Bill Blankenship Contracting and their office manager advised their installation fee for the water heater is currently going for $1,500. Thats $1,500 per hour (assuming an hour job. $750/hr for two hr job) to just install (not the cost of the actual unit) an item that allows suffering people to clean their bodies, dishes, and soiled clothes. If their normal rate was $1,500 per hour, then they would never be in business because no one would ever pay that for any home service. My opinion is that they are taking advantage of a Presidentially declared state of emergency by making their service insanely inflated at the expense of those that are in desperate need. I assure you their business will not be charging $1500/hr. after this initial desperation subsides. Price gouging at its' finest. Needless to say I went with another plumber this time and for future needs as well.