These are the kinds of folks who have integrity and do it right. Just who you'd want to help you or…read moreyour family members. Rare to find these days! *Highly recommend* Satisfied customer from 2 separate visits over 6 months. Essentially had a handshake deal to replace all our galvanized piping to pex in my home. These guys came for a faucet repair months before (great job, fair price, good suggestion in faucet equipment) and when I asked for a piping replacement bid while they were here they obliged and wrote a 1 liner on bottom of my faucet receipt. 4-6 months later I called and indicated I'd like to do it. (It was a good price). They honored it straight up, came on the dates they said they would from that initial call, were detailed and thorough in the work and were *spot on* with everything we spoke about, and most of which which was not in the written bid. They even went to the extra detail of doing what they would have done if were their home, without extra charge. They promptly completed the work, were clean, courteous, communicative and prompt. **These are the kinds of folks who deserve to be successful and referred.**

Do not recommend AT ALL. I had this guy worked for us to do…read moresome plumbing work in the bathroom as part of our remodeling. At first he finished the rough work for tub/shower, toilet and vanity. Paid him in cash the full amount (mistake) we agreed on. As part of the job he was supposed to come back and finish the job when the flooring was done. I did call him 3 times and he never responded, he ghosted us. Had to hire another plumber to finish the job and with the second plumber I learned that this guy not only didn't finish the job, also he cut the supply lines and drain short for the vanity. Had to pay another couple hundreds to fix it and get the job done.

We do not recommend Burtons plumbing at all, they charged us $650 for an issue that he diagnosed…read moreincorrectly, and when the issue persisted he then recommend that we just replace the water heater and he would just bill us for his time to install it if we wanted to pick on up ourselves. The $650 was for 2 parts, an element and a thermostat that he said were testing bad (which cost a max of $50) so he charged $600 for 2 house of work, and the mass majority of that was him draining the tank. After he replaced those two parts he said that should fix the issue. Only for the same problem to be occurring two days later proving that the element and the thermostat clearly weren't the problem. We asked if there would be a refund or any kind of discount for the install of a new water heater since we already paid him $650 for the issue not to be fixed, and this was the response "I do want to clarify that when Burton was out, the components he replaced were not functioning properly at that time. Based on the symptoms the system was showing, those repairs were necessary and appropriate. Electric water heaters can be a bit deceptive. They don't always fail all at once. Often, once one issue is repaired and the system begins running normally again, it can expose additional problems within the unit, especially when there is sediment buildup or internal wear, which this system is showing signs of. What appears to be happening now is that after restoring the upper heating element, the system is now relying on the lower portion of the tank, and that's where the next issue is showing up. It's likely the lower heating element has now failed. At the time of the initial repair, it was reading correctly and everything checked out before Burton left." The system was never running normally again after he replaced the parts, there was hot water for a max of 5-7 minutes and then the water was gone which was the same issue it was having before, therefore the top heating element and thermostat weren't the issue, so we paid him for nothing. It is partially my fault for paying him before confirming the issue was fixed, so I am hoping someone reads this before they scam you out of $650 too. We ended up installing a new water heater by ourselves cause it definitely isn't rocket science and you can look it up on YouTube to save yourself a heck of a lot of money.

Burton is fantastic! He is honest, extremely knowledgeable, and trustworthy. As a Realtor, I have…read moretrusted him to work on many of my listings and refer him to friends, family, and buyer clients as well! Great service and communication!

Gary and his team have been servicing our plumbing needs for 20 plus years…read moreNo need to go anywhere else.

This was my first time working with Cavalier Plumbing, and I will definitely be a return customer…read more They were timely in their response to my request for service, scheduling the appointment, and installation. They provided quality service at a great price.

The crew that came out came within the time that we had arrange. It was arranged to come between 12…read moreand 4 and they got here at 3:15. They were able to fix the problem within 30 minutes. They charged the minimum $85 fee. The crew was very professional and knowledgeable. I tried to use a coupon on yelp but the app want working when I tried to out my credit card in. They were willing to stay and wait for it to work. I didn't want to take anymore of their time. Everything is fixed now and that makes me

I have used them for plumbing issues in the past with good results but for drain cleaning they do a…read moreterrible overpriced job and refuse to back up their work. The drain backed up again the day after they said it would clear and they refused to come back and re-do the work.

Highly recommend Copper Peaks for anyone needing reliable, high-quality plumbing service. Excellent…read moreworkmanship, professional service, and fair pricing -- truly a five-star experience.

Can't say enough great things about my experience with Copper Peaks Plumbing. We needed to get our…read morewater heater serviced and we were able to get an appointment the next day. Our plumber Jeremy arrived on time. He was professional and very personable as well. He's been in the plumbing business for over 10 years. Jeremy took the time to go over and explain what he was specifically doing with the water heater and also showed me a few simple things that I can do myself so I can save some money. Jeremy was very thorough and he really took the time to make sure I was understanding the whole work process. I highly recommend this company and I can confidently say they are in the business of helping people and not deceiving customers. Thank you Copper Peaks.

Chris is really one of the best person to talk to and work with…read more It was effortless. He is honest, great at communication and trustworthy. Both of our showers upstairs had no hot water in our rental unit. Chris came out and diagnosed the problem and then gave me a call afterwards to let me know what it was, how much it was going to cost and said he will come out when the part comes in. He worked with our tenants to set up an appt. We called many plumbing companies but if you really want a decent price and not feel like there will be a lot unnecessary work that they will try to upsell you. Go with Donahue.

I contacted Donahue Plumbing / Valley Home Services primarily about a gas leak after I had a dryer…read moreinstalled by another company, and while they were out here, I asked them about 3 other plumbing items on my to-do list. They were fabulous to work with. Easy to book with, great communication, lovely to work with, honest, fast, and seem to have done a great job (from what I can tell, not like I'm a plumber :)). The only drawback is that the cost was at least 2-3x what I would have expected, especially for a non-emergency, non-weekend service, so just be aware of that going in!

I don;t like to write negative reviews but here I feel I am doing a service to other customers. My…read moreexperience was not good. First, the two guys came one hour late. Second, they did not get the job done. They snaked twice, found roots in the drain (unsurprisingly, since this is a 100 years old house), noted that the pipe is still clogged and then refused to complete the job unless I fork out another $250 for an additional hour of work. They suggested that I replace the pipes and quoted ~ $7500 just to excavate the pipes (not including the actual replacement). Since this was my first time with a Roto Routing company, I paid what now seems almost a double of the going rate. Here is what is on my invoice (and what I paid): -$195 for the snaking (on the high end, especially since the pipes were still clogged by the time they were "finished"). (Electric Rooter charged $135!!!) - Toilet removal: $155 (!): ridiculous for 5 min work. Other guys (the Electric Rooter, which actually did the work, charges $40!!!). - Camera inspection: $250. I was pressed into this totally useless job which took them 5 minutes and brought zero insight. Why was Electric Rooter successful when B&E Rooter failed? Their machine seemed much newer and stronger, with a longer snake. Finally, I went with this company because of the recommendation by Manwill Plumbers Co. with whom I had a good experience last year. Needless to say, I am angry and will never work with either company again. All in all, the charge was $620 whereas the Electric Rooter charged $135 for the same job but, unlike B&E, actually DID the work. As you can see, I am a bit upset about all this. I feel like a sucker. I do NOT recommend this company.

Something was leaking into and soaking my downstairs bathroom ceiling - didn't know if it was pipes…read moreor the upstairs toilet. Chris and his team at B&E were at my house within 45 minutes of a phone call and helped me troubleshoot the problem. I highly recommend B&E! They were even great with my pain in the a** dogs! :)

When I called and described my blockage he quoted a price and gave the details for all the…read morepotential extras. When he got here he looked it over and said, oh we can go in through the shower and it will be fifty bucks less. It was a difficult cable run and probably took a lot longer than usual, but he charged the lower price when done. I recommend him and will call him again if I need drain cleaning or plumbing work.

In December 2022 I purchased a house from Property Seller Solutions. Prior to purchase I hired…read moreRooter Wizard to inspect pipes that could be compromised by roots, and to ensure the plumbing worked as expected. Rooter Wizard completed their inspection and deemed the pipes as functional. Days after the purchase while draining a bathtub the basement flooded. Both the seller and plumber were contacted but chose to ignore the issue. The professional inspection and repairs made prior to closing were grossly insufficient and expressly misrepresented by Rooter Wizard. Their grossly insufficient inspection and resultant misrepresentation cost me thousands. Details of my experience are below. Based on my experience I do not recommend nor would I consider using any of these so called professionals again. In November 2022 I worked with Joe Castignani of Watts Real Estate to find a potential house to purchase. Based on discussions with my realtor and having learned about the likelihood of roots penetrating underground pipes, a specific inspection of these pipes was needed before purchase. At the suggestion of my realtor, Rooter Wizard was hired for this purpose. Rooter Wizard sent Kaden Ashworth and Kolby ? for this job. For a short period Rooter Wizard was on site at the same time as the house inspector. Rooter Wizard spoke with the house inspector and told him that the pipes were obstructed and would need to be cleaned. Based on the conversation with the plumber and his charge to ostensibly identify and correct the issues, the inspector did not inspect the drains. Rooter Wizard's inspection revealed that roots and a dog bone needed to be removed to make the line in proper working condition before closing. I paid Rooter Wizard LLC for their professional inspection. Rooter Wizard was then contracted by Property Seller Solutions to make the necessary repairs. After they jetted the sewer line clean of tree roots they worked to remove a dog bone in the sewer line. Rooter Wizard was going to have to dig outside and break open the pipe to reach the dog bone. Rooter Wizard also said they would install a double sweep cleanout. After repairs were made I learned Rooter Wizard only installed a single 3 inch cleanout sweep because they didn't dig a large enough hole. Prior to closing Rooter Wizard made representation to me that I had a fully functioning sewer. After closing, the basement of the house flooded the first time the bathtub was used. Rooter Wizard confirmed an appointment to correct outstanding issues but never showed up for the appointment, and has ignored all subsequent communications. I contacted Margie Broschinsky at Property Seller Solutions, but she also ignored my communications. Emergency repairs were made by a different licensed plumber. In the course of making these emergency repairs the new plumber revealed damage to the underground pipe that had not been conveyed to me in the professional inspection before closing on the house. The new plumber also identified that the cleanout installation work completed by Rooter Wizard was not to code. I paid for all the repairs necessary to ensure the plumbing was functioning as was represented before closing and had the deficient work brought up to code. Based on the incomplete and flawed work performed by Rooter Wizard, I contacted the Utah Department of Commerce, Division of Professional Licensing. Senior Inspector Bryan Barry followed up with Kaden Ashworth to discuss the work performed. Kaden admitted to some work but denied installing the deficient single 3 inch cleanout sweep. I contacted the Utah Better Business Bureau to file a complaint. The BBB representative said he could not locate Rooter Wizard LLC in his database. Rooter Wizard LLC in Sandy Utah is the company name on my receipt and email communication during the pre-closing inspection. In spite of the fact Kaden represented himself as an agent of Rooter Wizard, the BBB representative reasoned that Kaden and Kolby were independent plumbers with no corporate affiliation and therefore closed my complaint. I further researched Rooter Wizard LLC. While I didn't find the LLC I did find a Rooter Wizard, Inc. with the same address and phone numbers. The two entities also have the same principal and contact name Kaden Madsen. Prior to purchase I hired Rooter Wizard based on my real estate agent's, Joe Castignani, advice for their expert opinion to identify any issues with the underground pipes. Rooter Wizard's work was grossly insufficient in the scope of their inspection and repair. Rooter Wizard scheduled and didn't show for an appointment with me and has not responded to any of my communications since. Joe Castignani of Watts Real Estate has chosen to ignore the issue. Margie Broschinsky from Property Seller Solutions hasn't responded to any of my communications. I used and paid Rooter Wizard for their professional inspection prior to closing and they failed and cost me thousands.