I had an issue with my water heater recently and needed it to be replaced. Kelly answered my call…read moreand got right back to me with a quote within minutes. Her guys showed up on time the next day and replaced it. They were on time,clean and professional. If you need a water heater, you should definitely give them a call. You won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Just Water Heaters Inc is exactly what the name says. Water heaters only. Service, repair, and…read morereplacement. We only focus on water heaters so that we can be the best at those. We don’t do sinks. We don’t do toilets. We don’t do clogged drains. Just Water Heaters.

Highly Recommend Baybreeze Plumbing & Gas!…read more We had a tricky gas leak that required pulling a permit, pressure testing, and city inspection. Robin immediately knew exactly how to handle the situation and dispatched Monty and Mike. The whole team handled everything professionally from start to finish. They kept us informed about every detail of the repair, prepared everything for inspection, and it passed with no issues. Their expertise, communication, and attention to detail turned a stressful situation into a smooth resolution. We're extremely happy with the quality of work and the peace of mind they provided. Baybreeze Plumbing is reliable, skilled, and trustworthy--highly recommended for any plumbing or gas needs in Virginia Beach!

Robin and his team are great. I have used them for years at a commercial property I manage in…read moreVirginia Beach. They respond quick, get the job done right and are always reasonably priced.

Since you want to act like I never had service from them. Here is the quote for the 80 dollar part…read morethat most places charge around 1200-1800 to fix. The entire coil price (4500ish) was for if the TVX couldn't be taken off, which it was two bolts so the coil replacement wasn't necessary. This could have been ID'd if the tech had removed the service panel and looked at the coil in the first place. So ultimately you were charging 3800ish dollars to replace a TVX which was a 80 dollar part. You wasted my time and kept my family in the heat for an additional week due to lack of communication. I got my system eventually fixed for 380 bucks ish, with nothing ID'd by your tech actually needing to be replaced. Thanks for nothing.

Is there some else I can speak to , other than Mary. I scheduled my maintenance through your…read morecompany for December, which was the earliest at the time, when the maintenance appointment was made. The gentleman I spoke with at the time told me I could pay for my renewal during the appointment in December. Mary calls me today and says I have until tomorrow (11/11/25) which is really today or my appointment will be canceled. As a customer for over ten years, and I have always paid the renewal at a maintenance call/appointment. Why is Mary threatening me with cancellation if I do not pay today? Robert H. Newport News

We recently had an issue with our bathroom faucet -- the water wouldn't turn off, and it turned…read moreinto quite a challenge to resolve. Thankfully, Atomic Plumbing & Drain Cleaning came through for us! Huge kudos to Jim and Will for being so professional, polite, and persistent. They quickly diagnosed the problem and were able to get everything fixed. We're so thankful to have water running properly again. Excellent service from start to finish -- highly recommend Atomic Plumbing!

I wanted to share my experience with Atomic Plumbing, hoping it might help others avoid similar…read moresituations when choosing a service provider. I called Atomic Plumbing last month to quote a repair for a leaking corroded drain pipe in my crawlspace that caused a strong odor in my home. I clearly communicated the crawlspace's tight space when setting my appointment, and they agreed to send someone suitable for a $95 diagnostic fee. However, the fee for the quote unexpectedly increased to $275 for a relatively brief visit. Security cameras show the technician spent less than 10 minutes in the crawlspace. To make matters even more concerning, the technician claimed there was also a leak in the wall that would be requiring major kitchen repair and gave us a referral card to their preferred restoration company. The technician from Atomic claimed that this was a huge insurance claim and that we would be getting a whole new kitchen out of the ordeal. Three other professionals (from both a plumbing and a water damage restoration company) later confirmed there was no leak in the wall at all. We opted for a pipe swap from galvanized to pvc by removing some drywall under the kitchen cabinets, no cabinet removal or wall restoration was necessary unlike what the technician from Atomic Plumbing told us. I also found it odd that the technician described the damage as extensive but didn't take any photos to show us, unlike the other contractors who documented everything and deemed the issue manageable. I was leaning towards going with Atomic Plumbing initially. They had good availability and could've gotten the done the job sooner than the other company that I received a quote from. They did have a very quick response time, as they were at my house within an hour and a half of calling them Unfortunately the cost for just a quote jumping from $95 to $275 without any warning felt like a bait and switch, and is what ultimately made me decide to call another company for second opinions and repairs. I'm very thankful I trusted my gut and didn't go with Atomic and have my kitchen ripped apart for no reason.

Update to original review: The process was challenging, but ultimately we received service. Matt…read morewas amazing! He was very knowledgeable and professional. Our water system is working, and we feel comfortable moving forward with the company. Original review: TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! Serviced our system in April (routine maintenance) and we immediately had a problem that evening after the technician left. Told us to "place the system in bypass". It is now the end of June and we are still in bypass with disgusting water! No one answers the phone. No one updates us. Our fixtures and clothing are being ruined with iron. I can't cook with the water. We can't drink the water. I understand that "things happen" but at least answer the phone and respond to your paying customers!

This is a SCAM albeit a good one. From the start they mail you a test kit and tell you to mail…read moreeverything back, should have been a first red flag (if you receive this in the mail keep it and send it to the city) but we had just received a letter from the city so we were curious about getting our water tested. Then they called in said we had 70% dissolved solids in our water and i asked for supervisor when the lady didnt know what i was talking about when i said are you sure its not ppm parts per million. Supervisor called and clarified it was ppm. Next a tech came out. From the get go it sounded very aggressie sales person pitch. At one point he asked for my wife to come down and said they require both to be present. I asked whose "they" and he avoided answering, he kept saying they require it and I kept asking who they is and he finally said his company. Clearly trying not to give up the ruse that they're not affiliated with the city. So clearly they're trained to not do anything "illegal", pretty scummy. I told him no my wife isn't coming down. I asked what he was trying to sell me and he said nothing, we provide solutions. Disolved solids in the water. First thing, disolved solids in your water is not inherently bad. They know this because when i asked about any EPA regulations, they avoided it and kept going back to the EWG. Though at one point the sales person did lie to me and said the EWG standards were set by the EPA as i was asking too many questions. At this point Tracy got confrintational and went back to the ppm of disolved solids. To keep this brief, they try to get you to freak out that stuff is in your water (this is why they wanted my wife present and tried to 'require it'), very scummy. I asked, if they were specifically going to test what was in my 119 ppm disolved solid water (whichs pertty good!) and he said, "no". I asked, "How then could i know if i need a 'solution' if i dont know what is in the water, it could be harmless or even beneficial. At this point the salesperson, Tracy, got aggressive with their sales pitch. "Oh your an engineer, how could an engineer want poop in their water". He scraped his shoe at some point in the interaction to try and suggest that the disolved solids in my water were poo poo. First, cities are required to keeps pipes pressurized greater than the outside pressure so that if there is a leak, it goes outward. Pretty efficent, not perfect but its extremely unlikely that there is poo poo in your water at any harmable amount. His last comment was extremely aggressive in tone and also just a really bad way to try and get anyone to buy anything. I asked him to then leave and he did so and was pretty respectful after that. All that to say, do not do anything through this company. They're trying to hide under the guise of being the city (they wont say it but they will use "they" a lot). Don't let them intimidate you or your wife (how f'd up is that). If you have been affected by this and beleive it is a scam you have every right to report them to the FTC for being fradulent, contact the consumer protection division, and/or send a message to your local city provider and tell them what occured.

Aaron (spelling) came to my house today for a quote on a new HVAC install. He showed up an hour…read moreearlier than the appointment time (after calling to verify that timeframe would work). This guy came in and genuinely had my best interest at heart. I disclosed that I was shopping around and I had other quotes scheduled. We discussed my plans and needs and he was extremely knowledgeable and informative of the entire process. At no time did he ever push something on me, if anything he advised of practices to be weary of with ANY installer I should choose. He explained clearly what sets Miller's apart from the competition and I must say that even if I don't choose to use them for this specific project, I will be a future customer. Pricing and appraisals were very transparent and clearly defined throughout our meeting. I typically don't leave reviews (good or bad) but Aaron left such an impression, I felt it necessary. I am currently searching for a means to complete a specific employee review through Millers! Thank you to Aaron and Millers for the time and experience.

I was told over a year ago by one of their ex employees that they had been bought out by a…read moreconglomerate. I have found that this is not true. They put in a system in Lands End in 2016 and I am now getting them to replace the system. Ann Rowan

This is the second time I called Mason and son to do plumbing work in my home. The technicians…read morearrived as they said they would and didn't waste any time completing the work with excellent results. each time the plumber Diagnosed the problem and completed the repairs quickly and professionally. They replaced a leaking disposal on the first trip and two weeks later I called them back to diagnose and make repair to a leaking toilet flange and seal. Highly recommend them and will use them in the future if needed!!!

Late last week I called to get a quote for my spicket repair job- the receptionist was very…read morefriendly who answered my call and took down my issue. Not even 10 minutes later I was called by Dave (I assume the owner) to discuss the issue in detail. He quoted me a max price for the job- which by the way was way less by 60 percent of the initial quote. This is a great surprise for me as a single mother who doesn't plan for repairs (I know it's terrible and I should). The plumber Justin was good with communicating his arrival time and was friendly the entire time he was there. I can be a talker and he didn't seem annoyed at all lol. I would definitely recommend this business and plumber as I had a great experience. I will definitely do business with this company again.

We had to replace our cast iron plumbing. While it was the most stressful time of my life, Steve…read moremade the process easy and gave us a fair price for the work done. Steve was very communicative and answered all of our questions, I would highly recommend Roto Rooter for your plumbing issues. Also, they have coupons on their website!

​My parents had a bad experience with Roto-Rooter this week. They called for a bathtub leak that…read morewouldn't shut off. The technician stayed for 45 minutes, gave a confusing quote between $300 and $1,400, and then admitted he couldn't actually fix it. He told my parents the only solution was to shut off the water to the entire house from the outside. He didn't even ask to look at the water heater inside of the house. ​My parents then got incontact with a family friend who is a plumber for his opinion. He knew exactly what was wrong just by looking at a photo. He fixed it in 20 minutes the next morning and pointed out that we didn't even need to shut the water off outside--there was an interior valve by the water heater the first guy completely missed. ​Roto-Rooter wasted our time and left my parents without water unnecessarily. They need to hire more qualified technicians who know what they are doing.