Sing did a phenomenal job with our water damage repair project. We had a bathtub overflow upstairs,…read moreand leak into our kitchen downstairs. He fully tested the site and repaired the damage, and our homeowners insurance inspector even reviewed his work and said it was excellent. The cost of the repair matched the insurance estimated cost nearly to the dollar. Would definitely hire again.

If I could give a zero instead of a one I would do so…read more I had a clogged sewer drain. Sing and his assistant arrived with a snake machine. No other equipment such as a shop vac or a safe way to handle the sewage water. No tarps to protect the rug, curtains, or furniture. In an effort to find the pipe opening, they removed 10 buckets of sewage water, carrying the sloshing filth through the room and hallway and dumped the stuff in the street. Someone called the police after stepping in feces. Sing never found the opening to the pipe. He charged $400 and departed. Later he came back to clean up the sewage he had thrown in the street. The next day a different plumber used a crowbar to find the opening to the pipe and inserted the snake. Once the clog was cleared, all the sewage water went down the pipe. He then used his shop vac to thoroughly clean the area.

Called because I had frozen pipes!!! They were here in 1.5 hours and fixed in 2 hours !!!! If I had…read morewaited for the BIG COMPANIES!!! I would have had a $3000 bill they thawed all the pipes none burst !!! And all is well !!! The head guy who came out had the greatest communication skills ( DANA) explained everything he was doing and explained why... also informed me how to prevent any future issues/ problems!!! % went above and beyond!!! This was all 24 hours after a major nor'easter storm!!! I don't have enough great things to say !!!! Pricey $625 but new pipes would have been $3000 easily ‼‼ guess that's what the big companies wanted !!! did the same with electrical ( different company) moral of the story is !!! Stay with local mom & pops !!!! They care about their communities

I had a non emergency situation with an outside faucet. Another major local company who previously…read morehad done good work for me totally botched what should have been a simple job; replacing an outside spigot and installing a shut off inside the basement. I found Miller's by checking reviews and see why they were all positive. From being courteous and friendly on the phone to showing up right on time, Dana and his crew replaced the shoddy work correctly and in an hours time at slightly more then half the cost of what I paid previously. Zack the owner stopped by as well. Quick, neat, professional...fair price. Highly recommend !

Sewer line in my house backed up and Pete was there within hours. Very clean and professional…read more Assessed the situation and remedied the problem. Highly recommend.

After having two other plumbers stop by and give up I searched next door for the highest rated…read moreplumber and Pete was at the top by a huge margin. I called him on a Saturday and left a voicemail not expecting a call back until Monday, but I was pleasantly surprised that he called me back just a few hours later and apologized that he didn't call back sooner. We were able to schedule an appointment for the next day, we texted some photos and the clear description of what the issue was, and he came with all the parts to fix the issue in a single visit. While he was not cheap, it would have saved money if we called him first instead of calling and paying the two other plumbers for their attempts. He's our first call going forward for any plumbing issues

Was charged 800 dollars to fix a leaky toilet and a pipe to the hose that HE BROKE IN THE FIRST…read morePLACE. Yes he fixed the water leak. That's why I'll give two stars. But otherwise, 800 dollars for less than two hours of service over two different visits. 100% feel taken advantage of because there were no men is the house to know otherwise. And HE WAS LATE BOTH TIMES.

We had some plumbing issues in our house. My friend gave me Terry's info. I am so glad she did…read more Terry is an honest man who takes pride in his work. He has his customers best interest in mind. His whole crew was polite and hard are hard workers. I would give Terry a 10 out of 10. Thank you Terry.​

We desired a slight adjustment on two of our sprinkler heads. Called AJ and they came right…read moreout...on a Saturday! Jeff, the technician who came at the time he said he would, was extremely friendly, courteous, and competent. We made the adjustments and there was no charge. My wife and I can't say enough about how great AJ Lawn Sprinkler is.

We choose A-J Lawn Sprinkler Company for their great service and expertise. The crew has been by a…read morecouple times to convert flower bed coverage to drip irrigation, upgrade the controller, and to extend our system to previously uncovered areas of our lawn. While some disruption to the lawn is inevitable when installing new irrigation, they do a great job in minimizing impact to the landscaping. In between our major projects, they've also provided reliable service for adjustments and winterizing. Solid company - highly recommend.

I had a hot water heater issue leaking profusely had my heater changed replaced and other pipe…read moreissues James did a wonderful job I highly recommend excellent work thank you

I will start by saying James Leckonby has no moral integrity. I gave James 2 stars because he does…read moreknow how to put pipes together. However! I would not recommend James for any work beyond simple plumbing. Let me explain. Prior to Christmas, 2024 the water coil in our furnace burst shortly after having the furnace serviced (James did not do the service) , leaving our home without hot water and heat. We started seeking recommendations. An acquaintance of ours said he knew James and gave us James' phone number. I called and spoke with James. James came to our home, assessed the situation, and recommended a combi unit. Combi: meaning a combination of heat and hot water. James said he was familiar with combi's and had installed them for others. James prepared a quote to remove the old furnace and install a replacement. My wife and I thought the quote was too high ($12,000), but we felt having no heat or hot water and the fact that it was Christmas and with the weather below freezing we had no choice but to accept. We were afraid not starting the work immediately would cause our pipes to freeze. We signed the work agreement 12/19/2024. James hired two workers to remove the old furnace. Due to the old furnaces weight (cast iron) they decided to break it apart in the basement. In doing so, they left residue on the floor and the steps leading outside that will not cleanup with regular cleaning products. The floor and steps are now covered with cardboard. James installed the combi unit, but could not get it to run. James spent hour after hour trying to get the combi to fire up. Christmas came and went. We had no hot water or heat since mid -December. Due to the cold we were forced to purchase portable heaters to keep the pipes from freezing. On 12/27/24 we called National Grid and asked if they would check their gas feed. A service tech came and verified National Grids gas line was okay. The tech then asked James to check the gas valve in the basement that James installed. When James disconnected the gas line we found the valve was clogged with pipe dope. After removing the pipe dope and reassembling the gas line the combi was able to fire up. Forward , to spring 2025. The combi unit started to get occasional combustion errors. At the time National Grid had been working on the gas lines in the neighborhood. For that reason we considered their gas line work was causing air in the lines, thus the combustion errors. After National Grid completed the gas line work in September the occasional combustion errors continued. It was early October 1 when I contacted James Leckonby to let him know that the the combi was getting occasional combustion 003 errors. I told James they were occasional and we were able to reset the error code when necessary. I said he didn't have to rush over, but that I would like him to check it out in the next few weeks. We had an agreement. On October 16 I called James to let him know that the combi was getting 003 errors constantly and that we had no heat. James became a no show. He would make up excuses why he wasn't available. One time (October 30) telling me , "You"re not my only customer". Finally November 3 James shows up after 8:00p.m. The same time when the combi manufacturers Help Center closed for the day. It was quite obvious James had no idea how to trouble shoot or program the combi. At one point he disconnected a part without first shutting the water off and draining the unit, which resulted in water gushing all over. Well! That night was a bust, but James promised to return early the next day so he would be able to use the manufacturers Help Center. We had previously informed James that my wife had emergency surgery the week before and that I was going to have hip replacement surgery November 7. Therefore, we would not be able to continue to run down the basement to reset the combi. Here we are. As of this writing November 28, James has not returned, has not called and has not responded to text messages.

My wife and I moved into a new home this past year and quickly noticed that the kitchen sink would…read moredrain slower than it probably should. In addition, whenever we ran a load of wash, the sink would fill up and again take its time going down. Within the past week the problem had exacerbated itself with water backing up in the sink and refusing to drain. I knew this day was coming and was dreading it, but I was forced to call a plumber. I did some googling and found Apex. The reviews seemed decent, they were nearby, and they were open on Weekends, which is helpful because my issue was on a Saturday. They had a ton of calls on the day I contacted them but they were still able to come by even at 7:30 at night. Got a call from Richard with a good 45 minute notice. He arrived promptly on time and was extremely courteous. I explained the issue I'd been having and he pulled out the heavy duty snake and started feeding it into the drain line. Within 15 minutes he was able to pull back the line and free an extraordinary amount of black goopy buildup in addition to a cloth that must have been there from the previous owners. Needless to say, that did the trick. We ran some hot water to flush the drain and got that sweet looking whirlpool as the water went down swiftly and cleanly. I even ran the washing machine to see if I'd get backup from that and got nothing. I'm over the moon. Richard was terrific and the price was very reasonable. I'd definitely call these guys again.

NIGHTMARY EXPERIENCE:…read more Last Thursday I hired Apex Plumbing to remove a small plastic bottle that had accidentally been flushed down my toilet. They were unable to come that evening, so they sent a technician the following day while I was working out of town. A friend let Jared into my home. When I returned home four hours later, I discovered that my bathroom had flooded. Dirty water had spread into my hallway, down the stairs, and into the kitchen ceiling below. The toilet had been scratched, the handle was broken, the bathtub caulk had been damaged, my shower curtain and bathroom contents had been soaked, and the toilet still would not flush properly without manually operating the tank. When I turned on the kitchen ceiling light, water came out of the light fixture, so I immediately shut off the breaker. I contacted Apex that evening and again Saturday and spoke with the owners, Jim + Holly. They sent another technician to clean up what he could, but the damage clearly required professional water mitigation, not just surface cleaning. After he left, my licensed plumber nephew inspected the toilet and found it was leaking and he repaired it. By Monday, my carpet was still wet and I still had no clear plan from Apex. To prevent further damage, I hired an independent restoration company. Their inspection found active moisture in my kitchen ceiling, and they immediately began mitigation with industrial dehumidifiers. The damaged carpet was removed, the area was sanitized, and part of my kitchen ceiling had to be opened because it remained wet. When I informed Apex and requested their liability insurance information, I was told they had planned to "get a guy over there tomorrow or something" for restoration and carpet cleaning. By that point, several days had already passed, my carpet remained soaked, and I had already taken steps to prevent further damage because I had not received a timely plan or follow-up or insurance info. What disappoints me most is not that a mistake happened--mistakes can happen in any business and we are human. It's the lack of communication, urgency, accountability, and follow-through afterward. As a fellow small business owner, I believe how you respond when something goes wrong says everything. I simply cannot imagine going into someone's home, destroying it, and not saying a word. This situation has delayed preparing my home for sale and has required countless hours coordinating insurance, restoration, and repairs for damage that occurred during what should have been a routine plumbing visit. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Apex Plumbing. I hope no one else ever has to deal with this.

Service is amazing super helpful help us a lot through the flooding and specially the technician…read morethat we got Leo he is really nice. He helped us with how to turn off our water scheduling and everything so really thankful.

We had a problem with a loose pipe under our sink and a toilet that sometimes flushed by itself…read more Bob C. came out on 6/22/26 and arrived at the scheduled time. He was able to fix both things quickly and gave us a good deal on the price. He was pleasant, professional and efficient.