Very professional with very reasonable cost. Response to need quickly. I would recommend Ackerman…read moreplumbing.

I had developed a leak in a 4 year old kitchen sink faucet with a pull-down sprayer. The interior…read morehose had cracked after 4 years so I notified the company and they sent me a replacement. My old plumber had retired, he recommended another who didn't reply, tried a retired plumber who was down with a bad back. Finally tried Ackerman Plumbing, and was sooooo happy I did. Got me in the next day, fast, efficient, friendly and moderately priced. My new go-to plumber, highly recommend!

They provided excellent service from the minute I called. They diagnosed the problem, were prompt,…read morehad the parts with them and fixed the disposer.

Need a plumber? Don't choose Mulford Plumbing! The receptionist was unhelpful, and acted like I was…read morebothering her just by calling. They said they would be to my business same day and never showed up. When I called the next day, I got no clear answer as to why they didn't come, and I was ultimately hung up on by the receptionist. I will NEVER go to Mulford Plumbing for any of my plumbing needs, and I suggest no one else does either!!

Installed a sink for me in my basement, was very responsive and completed the job in a timely…read morefashion. He also installed a trap for my sink, and pipes to the drain for the sink, at a fair price. Glad to have found a good plumber, and will use for other jobs in the future!

We had a really tough clog that kept backing up the basement, and Phil came out and fixed it in…read moreabout an hour! Reasonable rate, nice guy, and COVID friendly (I appreciate that he wore a mask the whole time without me having to ask, something that was not my prior experience in working with service professionals).

Nick was very responsive, thoughtful, kind, and conscientious throughout the whole process of our…read moreplumbing adventures. We needed several projects plumbed at various stages while trying to do work mostly ourselves. Nick was very timely, helpful, proactive and thorough. If you're looking for a thoughtful plumber who can respond quickly with affordable pricing, call Nick.

Would not recommend - Nick Gneiss Plumbing took advantage of my parents. Years ago, my parents…read morehired him by referral through a contractor they'd worked with for years. First experience was fantastic - friendly, reasonably priced, did exactly what we discussed with no surprises. Their most recent experience was not good. They contacted him directly and trusted his work and character based on their past experience. He horrendously overcharged them almost $1500 - for a new sink replacement. He picked up a sink from Menards which he charged over $300 for. The rest I'm assuming was his labor cost. I understand there's typically a high hourly rate for skilled labor. I also understand if you want to charge a surcharge for the unit or delivery. What I don't understand is how you justified charging them almost three times the cost of the original unit. Menards is literally 10 minutes away and it's not even a "high-end" model. My parents may have a language barrier but I certainly can price check and it's disgusting that you would take advantage of their ignorance. Especially as return customers.

If you are a homeowner and have a gas line needing repaired, better find a different company. They…read moredecided to pass on my home repair project and it only took a week for them to let me know after I inquired about it

We called Breese to install a new water heater in our basement. Marianne helped me out with…read morescheduling on the phone, and Joe was there the next morning and had it done in an hour. The install went perfect, and when turning the house's water back on turned up a leak in a sink on the other side of the house, Joe helped us with that too at no extra charge! Very reasonable prices, and very responsive. Would definitely recommend to anyone needing a plumber!

Expensive and not upfront about cost. Charged $333.90 to light a pilot light and ensure that water…read morewas already turned off after water pipes burst at my elderly mother's house. When the bill wasn't paid on his timeline, the owner Joe went to extreme lengths to track down court records and contact her attorneys to get paid. Poor communication skills, lack of professionalism, and terrible customer service. Please, please hire another plumbing company to do your project.

I was out of town and my wife called to have a toilet installed. They charged 1200$ to set a…read moretoilet and left with a kink in the supply line and stated on the invoice that the water line had a pressure issue. The plumber also caulked around the base of the toilet and left it looking like a child threw paste at it. There was also a complaint of having to drill a pilot hole through tile to mount the unit. Do plumbers not have to use a drill bit ever? One of the worst jobs ever preformed. What plumber charges this much to set a toilet and leaves with it not working?

The technician said he couldn't relight my pilot light. He said the igniter had gone out and that I…read moreneeded to replace the whole burner unit. He said I would be better off replacing the entire water heater considering it was 16 years old. He lied to me. The water heater is only 10 years old. My friend relit the water heater with a lighter the next day. This place is a complete rip off. Zero out of 10 would not recommend.

TL/DR Review: JP Plumbing & Heating is fantastic! They are actually willing to fix you furnace, or…read moreair conditioner, instead of just trying to sell you a new one. That can mean the difference between spending a few hundred dollars on a repair, or spending several thousand dollars on a whole new HVAC system. Unabridged Review: In order to understand what makes JP so special, you need to know a little about how the HVAC business works. Imagine if every auto mechanic primarily worked on one or two types of cars, but they didn't have a sign out front telling you which types they worked on. So, if you bring your Honda to a mechanic who works on Honda and Acura, he'll have all sorts of parts in stock, and he'll fix your Honda. If you bring that Honda to a mechanic who works on Toyota and Lexus, that mechanic has a choice. He can either order parts and try to fix a car he's not used to working on, or he can tell you your Honda is in bad enough shape that it's not worth fixing. Then, he can sell you a Toyota, make a lot more money on the sale in a lot less time than it would have taken to fix your Honda, and also make it so it's easier for him to fix your car next time. That's exactly how most HVAC companies work. If your system is made by York, and the company you call primarily sells Goodman and Trane, they're typically not going to order a York part for an HVAC unit they don't typically work on, and then have you get angry it's taking so long for the part to get there, when they can make a lot more money selling you a new Goodman or Trane furnace and condenser that they will always have parts for. I don't blame them. I understand why they do it. I just don't want to pay $6,000 for a new HVAC unit when I could have paid $300 for someone to diagnose the problem, and replace a part that probably costs $25-$50. That's where JP Plumbing & Heating comes in. My wife first discovered them after one HVAC company had told me my problem was my thermostat (it wasn't), and quoted me something like $1,200 for a new thermostat, three new filters, and way more labor than a thermostat requires. Then, another company told me my entire HVAC system needed to be replaced. JP sent a tech out. He examined the furnace, and determined that the flame sensors were malfunctioning because they were covered in rust. He spent a couple hours scraping the rust off, and the flame sensors have worked great ever since. This was two or three years ago. We called JP again this past Wednesday afternoon, because the furnace kept kicking on and off randomly. We figured the flame sensors might have rusted again. JP sent a technician out early the next morning (yesterday). He determined that the problem was a broken pressure switch, and he had it fixed in probably less than an hour. So, I have called JP for two separate things, and they were able to fix those things both times, instead of selling me a new HVAC unit. If you want to spend thousands of dollars on a new HVAC set-up, then definitely do that, but don't spend thousands of dollars on a new unit because you called the wrong HVAC repair company. Call JP instead.

We had a furnace that quit working last year. It happened the Sunday of Thanksgiving week. They…read moresent someone out Monday after called. I had a replacement in Tuesday afternoon. Very affordable and professional. I would highly recommend them.