Abbot's Plumbing once again came to my RESCUE. I had to replace my washing machine and the…read moreinstaller said I needed to have the valves replaced. Anthony from Abbott's Plumbing came out expediently and did the job and also put in a New Cutoff Valve -- all at a reasonable cost. I have been serviced often by Abbott's Plumbing. Don't hesitate to call the Best Plumbing Company.

Leon and AJ were kind, professional, and courteous! They did an excellent job installing a new…read morepropane water heater and hauling the old one away. Thanks guys.

We knew our Hot Water heater was on its way out and purchased one with the intent of replacing it…read moreourselves soonish. That timeline was accelerated when we came home the other night to see water gushing out of every available orifice in a somewhat alarming manner. This company only had one star but I took a leap of faith and gave them a shout. Jerome was friendly and highly responsive to my inquiries and gave us a more than fair price for install and secondary supplies/fittings. He came out exactly when he said he would and didn't waste time fixing our issue. Best of all, no up selling! I'm glad he left a card because, moving forward, this company will be our go-to for all of our plumbing needs!

We had floors installed in our basement and bath. The toilet was not replaced correctly causing…read morewater to shoot out of the connection hose . We initially called Len The Plumber. The Len The Plumber tech was rude, aggressive and quoted us an astronomical price, telling us we needed a full toilet rebuild. We did not accept the service. I contacted Direct Flow Plumbing the same day. Jerome responded immediately, and came out the same day at the stated time. He was extremely courteous, professional and knowledgeable. He diagnosed the issue, and repaired it the same night. He was honest and very reasonable. I highly recommend his service.

Beware: Overpriced, Misleading, and Unhelpful…read more I called A&F Plumbing for a $59 service visit to find out why my water heater was not heating -- seemed reasonable. The tech was polite. That's where the positives ended. He relit the pilot light and THEN told me it was $250 just to relight the pilot light -- something most plumbers include in the basic fee. After paying that ridiculous charge, my water still never got hot. He didn't check, wait to see - - just said he relit it. He did make sure he had a sales pitch though. Without fully diagnosing the problem, he jumped straight to recommending a $875 burner assembly or a $5,250 replacement water heater, (complete with estimates) claiming mine was 11 years old, but my house is only 9 years old. Either the math was off, or they were hoping I wouldn't question it. I paid $250 for nothing -- no fix, no follow-up, just out the window, whoever recommended them should be ashamed of themselves. Definitely a bait-and-switch. If you're looking for real solutions and honest pricing, I strongly suggest calling someone else.

I hired A&F to repair an under bathroom counter. A&F came out and said it would cost $250 to fix…read morethe leaks. After I approved it the plumber said it would cost $785. I feel they were dishonest and used the lower cost to get the initial approval so they could then Jackup the price. I will not trust them to do another job since this was a complete rioo

Love the service techs! Very professional, very knowledgeable! I love that they gave me options for…read moremy services!

We chose this company after shopping around, in part because we are a veteran family and wanted to…read moresupport a veteran-owned business. We signed and paid on a Wednesday, with work scheduled to begin Friday morning. I took off work and waited at the property. No one showed up and no one called. I had to contact the office myself to find out no one was coming. Work did not begin until the following Monday. Unfortunately, that was the beginning of a pattern that continued throughout the entire project. We repeatedly had to call for basic information about the status of our property. Calls went unanswered, promised callbacks did not happen, and we received vague or conflicting explanations about staffing and project status. At one point, a company employee called and had to ask us what condition our property was in and whether the house had running water. We should not have been responsible for updating the contractor's own staff on the status of their project. After the plumbing work was performed, we were told the remaining step was inspection and that the office would coordinate it. We waited, repeatedly followed up, and eventually contacted the permitting office ourselves. At that time, we were told there was no permit or application on file for our property. Meanwhile, an approximately eight-foot trench remained open in our front yard with plumbing exposed for weeks. After nearly a month of problems, we requested a refund and asked that no one from the company enter our property without authorization. The owner confirmed in writing that no one would do so. Despite that, workers arrived at the property without coordinating an arrival time with us. We received an automated notification that a technician was en route, but no inspection time had been provided. We had to call the inspection office ourselves and learned that the inspection window was 11 a.m.-1 p.m., although the company arrived hours earlier. When my husband questioned the technician about why they were there, the status of the project, and the conflicting information we had received, the company subsequently texted us accusing my husband of "harassing" the technician and stated that they had called the county and canceled the permit. This experience goes far beyond poor communication. It has involved a missed appointment, repeated failures to follow through, poor internal coordination, conflicting information, weeks of chasing answers about our own property, an extended open excavation, and ultimately being told the permit was canceled after we asked questions about what was happening. We have documented our communications, calls, property condition, and timeline. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this company. STAY AWAY FROM THESE PEOPLE.

So my drain decided to throw a tantrum, and my first plumber quoted me $350 just to snake it. Enter…read moreBoothe's Heating, Plumbing & Electric, who swooped in with their "83 or Free" special -- and didn't charge me a dime for the initial visit. Yup, free. Before every appointment, they send a text with the tech's name, photo, and even a little bio including their hobbies. It's like getting a match on a dating app, only this time the person actually shows up and fixes the problem instead of ghosting you. The first visit didn't clear the clog, but the next day another technician came out and patiently explained everything. Both were courteous, on time, and really knew their stuff. And while Yelp loves photos, trust me -- nobody wants to see what was blocking my drain. That's a whole different genre. Bottom line: Boothe's brings personality and professionalism to plumbing. They made an unpleasant situation downright educational and pleasant -- and that's a rare gift.

Exorbitantly expensive, for extremely little work. Ease of booking was 5 star. Expense of…read moreservice... oh my god. I'll YouTube it myself next time. We had a technician come out to put a new EV charger faceplate on an already existing junction box.... 350$ and 150$ for the service call. Thank you for your work, we won't be calling yall again!

Bill responded immediately to my inquiry about the drain flies that were infesting one of our…read morebathrooms at the Meditation Center. He arrived promptly, diagnosed the problem and proposed and implemented a solution at a very reasonable price point. B&C Sewer and Drains provides great service at an incredible value. I highly recommend Bill.

The Service was professional and prices were very fair. We were educated on plumbing issues and the…read morecause of our problem. I will use B & C Sewer again & refer to my friends and family. Mr. Taylor was awesome! Thank you again.