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1 year ago

These people actually do not do plumbing, they are drain services. . But they can handle a toilet install

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2 years ago

Priced fairly and did a great job. I highly recommend these guys. Very personable and knowledgeable and professional as well as on time

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2 years ago

They were on time, courteous, and efficient. Fair price for the job. Highly recommended!

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Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup

Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup

(82 reviews)

Millard, West Omaha

My neighbor and I were out front discussing the trees we both have and decided it wouldn't be a bad…read moreidea to get somebody to run a camera through our drains to see what kind of root damage we may have. We hoped to get a slight discount if we could get them done at the same time, 2 jobs, no travel time, possibly 2 additional jobs in the future. My neighbor contacted Roto Rooter and found out that it would cost $350 just to run the camera for each of us (outrageous) but was told that that cost was only if that's the only thing we had done and if we got another procedure that cost would be taken out of that. We scheduled someone to come out and he agreed to $250 for each inspection. He ran the camera from my laundry room where the main clean out is easily accessible. Like I expected he did find roots in the line but not until the end where my line meets the cities connection. It was slowing the flow but wasn't backing it up completely. He appeared to try to push through the roots unsuccessfully. I was told that the only way to fix this problem would be to excavate and replace all the pipe involved and he gave me multiple reasons why no other procedure would work and told me they couldn't guarantee any other procedure. My neighbor's cleanout was even easier to access since his was outside near the sidewalk. Minimal roots were discovered in his line as he had his hydro-jetted a couple years ago. I paid $250 cash and opted to proceed by getting the lines hydro-jetted. I didn't receive a receipt and assumed that was because the job wasn't completed yet. Without an appointment set up yet the guy with the hydro-jet called and said he was available and I told him he could head my way. I was surprised to learn that the hydro-jet hose needed to be ran through the house, down the stairs into the basement and then into the laundry room. He took good care to protect property in the laundry room but nothing to protect the floor or carpet down the stairs from the dirty hose. (not too concerned about this as the carpet is old and the tile could be washed.) I told the tech I wanted him to do what he could do within an hour as I couldn't afford more than that. After some time spent on getting the remote control working (transferring it to another machine or something like that) He ran the hose into the line and I kept an eye on the floor drain in the service room. Once satisfied that the hose was far enough he turned on the water. I was surprised not to get any water coming up from the floor drain. The tech ran his camera into the line and discovered once he got to the point of the "root ball" it had been pushed through and upon pulling back the hydro-jet hose discovered it was into the cities line at least 20 feet. I think he pushed through the roots before ever turning on the water. He then spent the remaining time he had cleaning up the interior of the pipe. He wrote me up a receipt for $695 and I paid with a debit card. The $250 that I already paid completely slipped my mind at this point and I didn't realize I over paid until later that evening. When I realized they hadn't deducted the $250 that I already spent, I text messaged the camera tech and was then told that the $250 would only be deducted if I had excavation work done and not from the price of the hydro-jet procedure. The only reason I even agreed to getting the work done in the first place is because I was under the impression that the job would cost $650 not $945. A few years ago the hydro-jet service was only $450 and I thought THAT was too much. This job should have cost me $650 plus taxes, TOTAL. I have since learned that Roto-Rooter employees are paid commissions and their paychecks are directly affected by how much they can bilk a customer for and that tech would have absolutely had me take out a loan or get financing in order to pay for excavation work that did not need to be performed. Although I'm satisfied with the work, it was not $945 worth of work. In total they were here less than 2 hours. Even less time was spent at my next-door neighbor's house and he also paid $945. The job was straight forward with no unforeseen circumstances or problems; there wasn't any clean up afterwards and the neighbor's job was faster and easier than mine. Edit: The manager contacted me and apologized for the misunderstanding. He offered to give me the price of what I thought it was going to be before the job started. I appreciate that and accepted his offer. As long as a company does the right thing and attempts to make the customer happy I really can't complain but please keep in mind of what could possibly happen.

We had a nasty clog in our bathroom, and Mason did a great job getting it fixed for us! He was able…read moreto quickly assess the problem, and took care of it in less than two hours. He explained the process clearly and brought in another tech to check out line after the clog was cleared. I would recommend Roto-Rooter and Mason to anyone who needs plumbing assistance!

Major Drain

Major Drain

(85 reviews)

West Omaha

I called this morning with floor drains backing up due to tree roots. Within 2 hours of my call,…read more Matt was in my driveway and unloading his equipment. Matt is a very knowledgeable and personable young man. He had no trouble at all with snaking the main, but before he could put his equipment away a secondary issue was discovered. Matt had to climb up on the roof and clean out the vent pipe and did it with ease. Major Drain has been out to our house several times over the years, and have always been quick to respond and always reasonably priced. Meeting Matt today was an added bonus. Nobody wants sewer problems, but Major Drain will be the one I call when it happens again.

We had some significant flooding due to recent rains. Significant meaning 9 inches of water in our…read morebasement. We had a different HVAC/plumbing. business come out and check out the situation. They immediately tried to upsell us. A friend recommended Major Drain who was very open and honest and told us exactly what we needed, what we didn't need, and what our fees were going to be right upfront. The two gentlemen that came and installed everything were extremely professional and friendly and very helpful. I HIGHLY recommend Major Drain and will definitely use them again in the future. It is my understanding that Major Drain technicians do not work on commission so they are there because they want to be and to do a job which is very refreshing in today's age. If I could give them more than 5 stars, I would!!! Thank you Major Drain!

Advantage Plumbing - Installed a new AMERICAN STANDARD Reliant Two-Piece toilet

Advantage Plumbing

(31 reviews)

West Omaha

We have used four plumbers since moving to Omaha four years ago. We just had a new kitchen faucet…read moreand garbage disposal installed by Hugh from Advantage. I called several plumbers, and Advantage was the only business that provided us with an estimate of the work's cost. The others all wanted to come see the job, provide a quote, and then we could decide to accept their proposal or send them walking. I wasn't looking for a firm quote; I just wanted an idea. Hugh from Advantage was polite, neat, and very efficient. The total cost was reasonable and lower than we had experienced with other plumbers for comparable work.

I had a great experience with Advantage Plumbing…read more Through Yelp, I requested help for a toilet and shut valve replacement. (The toilet has been having intermittent issues and needs replacement.) They immediately connected with me and offered to come out the same day (but I still had not gotten the new toilet.) We scheduled for the day after, and they were here by the promised time. The team quickly removed their shoes at the front door without being asked (not my general experience with many repair teams) and started working. They finished almost precisely at 90 minutes despite a minor complication. (The basement/toilet drain was not draining well which they augered out.) It was explained to me that it was likely a combination of time and a 20-year-old toilet (which did not generate enough force). Other than minimal dust and grime, they did not leave any bigger messes for me to clean up. They were professional, and their price was well aligned with other companies. They did not sell me on any additional service plans but did guarantee their service for a year. (There is a 4% for credit card transactions.)

JP Plumbing

JP Plumbing

(20 reviews)

We had two toilets that were ghost running. I fixed one but had troubles with the other. The…read moregentleman that came was professional, experienced and helped eliminate the issue. I've had them come before and clean out kitchen pipe that was backing up into the sink. They've always been good at their job. I highly recommend them!

Contractors, plumbers, electricians, and car repair shops are sometimes the hardest businesses to…read moretrust, because in so many cases, they tell you that you need overpriced items that you don't and over charge you. They get away with it, because how many of us know about these things, unless you do it for a living or have someone in your life you can give you guidance. So you cross you fingers and hope for the best. I got some advice from someone who I trusted to not steer me wrong, I needed to get a water softener, and I am glad for the advice I received. JP Plumbing installed the water softener and gave me very good advice on how to maintain it, you don't have buy all that fancy salt with additives (i've never had one before). After they left, I noticed my hot water wasn't running in once of the bathrooms, I called and they came right back. Turns out the pipe froze, they fixed it and did charge extra for coming back or an arm and a leg for fixing something they did not come to fix in the first place. I now have a plumber that I trust, call them first for all of your plumbing needs. They will not overcharge you, try to upsell you or leave your house in a mess (as another company did one of my friends) and by all means NEVER call the people they tell you to call when your plumbing is hurtin', call JP Plumbing instead.

OCB Plumbing

OCB Plumbing

(12 reviews)

We were in real trouble with a leaky hot water heater. They were the only company that would come…read moreout after hours. The workers were on their way home but turned around and installed a new hot water heater by 9 pm. Thanks you OCB Plumbing.

We had them install three new toilets a house we purchased. One started leaking due to poor…read moreinstallation, and we had them come out. They came out three times to reinstall it. Then our water heater went out, and we called them to install a new one. They did, but the pressure relief valve leaked. We had them come out and we were told that it sometimes took a while for the valve to seal properly..... (Huh?) It still leaked. The next time we had them come out, they decided the pressure relief valve on the water heater was bad, so they replaced the valve. This one leaked, and the next time when they came out they decided the water heater was defective. So, they ordered a new water heater and installed it. By this time, the one year labor warranty on the water heater had expired, so they billed me (at a reduced rate) for the labor. I called to dispute the labor charge, and was told that they "did not work for free", and that it was my water heater and, therefore, that I was going to have to pay for the labor. Even though we made them aware of the problem with the defective water heater while the one year labor warranty was still in effect. The fact that they put me off with excuses until the labor warranty expired was my fault, and again was told "We do not work for free". We had used them previously, and felt like being loyal customers we would be treated properly. Well, they don't work for me at all now. There are a lot of plumbers in town. And I will find one that stands behind there work.

Dominski Plumbing - plumbing - Updated October 2026

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