July 23, 2025 Service Call:…read more I would like to thank Dylan and Ashton for a great service call. They unplugged our bathtub drain, secured the bathtub faucet, secured a loose drainpipe under the kitchen sink and repaired a loose outside faucet to the house. They were very professional, knowledgeable and efficient. The work took about an hour to complete. Didn't drag it out.

Any reader probably should not expect this every time, but my first indication that working with…read moreTyree would be great is that Stacie picked up the phone after hours when I made first contact with them. I had a small clog issue, but was just done dealing with one of their competitors on one of our properties. I have reviewed that plumber separately. I am not the average homeowner. I have rental properties across the state, but am a small operator. I only say that to help anyone reading this review to take it serious. As stated, Stacie answered promptly and spent a lot of time establishing a communicative relationship that assured me of their capabilities. It was a busy season for them, but she got us in the next day. She went through a general price list and partnered with me to know what to expect. I had been told that Tyree was expensive, but was the best. With that I was still expecting a big bill after their visit. The next day Luke and Brian arrived. They quickly cleared a clog that another plumber had tried to use to exorbitantly upsell me on a tear out job. They only charged the minimum and gave me pointers on keeping that section clear. I will say that this was a small job. I cannot rate them on a big project. Still, I know for a fact that even some of the large new work plumbers use Tyree for some complicated issues. For me, they did exactly what they said they would, and did it with the customer in mind. I will sing Tyree's praises and will not hesitate to call them again. OH!!! and they were NOT expensive at all. Cheap work on the other hand, especially where they try to upsell you, IS expensive. I feel like I could recommend Tyree to a customer with less construction experience than I, or to an older more trusting member of our community.

Excited to write a review for Walker's Plumbing. Starting with Alexander working the phones and…read morethen of course Michael and Freddie (sorry I think that name is wrong) who responded to perform the work, I found the team to be extremely effective, patient, and professional. Michael in particular took the time to honestly evaluate a couple work items that ended up being unnecessary. Looking forward to working with Walker's Plumbing again for our next job.

After several issues with my main sewer line, the crew from Walkers replaced it in a timely manner,…read morekeeping me well informed during the process, and even re-seeding the area of my yard that had to be dug up. I'm very happy with the service provided by Mike and his guys, and their prices are very fair compared to other plumbers I have used. I will not hesitate to call them for any future plumbing issues that I have!

Randal is an excellent Master Plumber. He knows what he is doing, explains things patiently, and…read morewhen on the phone or at your home, is respectful. But a great plumber is only good if you can get a response from them. I've been dealing with him for several years now. Consistently I've had to message repeatedly, call repeatedly. On occasion - as the first time I contacted him probably in 2023 - he answers the phone himself, and provides info on what he thinks the problem is. And he does phenomenal work. After a few years of being a good customer, patient, paying on time, never objecting to pricing, I **STILL** cannot get a response from him. One issue is that he's a one man show. It's him, or no one. His wife is lovely and accompanies him at times. Very knowledgeable herself. About 4 weeks ago I initiated contact and he responded immediately via text. Great, I thought. Then nothing. After a few more messages checking in, he said there was a family medical situation. I gave him space, and here we are two weeks and yet another text message to him later, and nothing. Nada. And still a leaking well tank. C'mon. Do better. We are done, hope you sort yourself out with other customers - I've seen several other people have had the same experience.

Calling Jefferson plumbing was a total waste of time. They don't communicate well and delayed my…read morerepairs and then ignored. Not sure how they can operate like this as I heard a similar story from a friend who tried using them in the past.

One of our 23 year old water heaters (big old house, master and slave arrangement for water…read moreheaters) started gushing water at the bottom a week before Christmas. The next day Sigurd and his helper had two new units installed and working - no hassle, no delay, everything in stock, cleaned up well afterwards, looks great, and all for a very fair price. Sullivan had previously done the plumbing for our bathroom renovations, so they knew exactly the setup. Definitely our go to plumber.

sadly they lost my business today when they wanted 500bucks to come replace the flapper valve in my…read moretoilet

Excellent service. I like the philosophy of repair first then replace…read more Had 2 shower leaks. Both were fixed within 45 minutes. Very reasonable price.

Unstop drain Was told a new drain system was needed…read moreAfter assessing the problem. No contract given just a price for t T L. Ib and a deposit of 400 dollars and a

Wonderful service! They explained everything in detail, took the time to figure out everything…read morepossibly. Reasonable prices! The young men were very professional and kind. I had to have and expansion tank and new piping put in. I can't praise them enough. ​

Recently undertook a custom master bath and bedroom remodel. Solicited various quotes from three…read morecontractors and they were all over the board on price and weren't really forthright with my questions. Every time I said I wanted to do something the price went up even though I was only reinforcing what I wanted before they even quoted. Guess they didn't understand the word custom. We wanted Contractors ideas and the wow factor but even though they all said they had designers no such effort came forth in the quote. Since I had to pick everything out myself and did all the legwork i decided to "be my own Contractor sourcing my own materials and SubContractors. I searched far and wide for materials and saved myself $15k. Next I had to locate subcontractors to do the work. I found "Straight-line Painting and Tile" who did tiling, painting, heated flooring, and carpentry work. Plumbing was "Faith Plumbing", Shower Glass install was "Toler insulating", and electrical was "Wired Up Electrical". and the Ambrosia Maple hardwood was sourced from Danny Hylton in Goode. I even sourced the exact tub new on Craigs list (NC) for $1,000 saving from a local quote. This group worked extremely well together to complete the project and saved me $10-$15,000 in contractor project management which i could than apply to more upgrades. On top of all this I installed a top of the line schluter heated floor, curbless shower, and lifetime warranty rubber sealed system which was critical for the Thermasol steam shower and digital control system with touch control shower valve system. All the other contractor wanted to put in a standard rubber shower stall unit and I wasn't confident it could handle the steam unit. Doing it myself covered the extra $5k to put in the a schluter system. Wiring included fixtures, wiring for all new electronics, heated floor, and new fan with UV 24/7 mold and bacteria killing system. Plumbing included Toto bidet toilet with heated seat, pre cleaning, auto flush, and carbon air purifier and the Thermasol steam and digital shower unit. Straight line tile is a Tile Installer Perfectionist". Toler glass shower installer said he has never seen such a level floor system. Within 1/16" which is unheard of. Straight-lines expertise was critical in helping me to schedule each of the subcontractors work to keep the project moving. I pretty much did all this work on a time and material basis knowing that errors would need to be corrected or that unexpected issues would need to be paid for. The other option would be hard quote with built in rework cost for unknowns that may not even happen. Doing the Project Management work myself saved me $10-$15k for unknown so I didn't have to cherry pick what the subcontractors were billing me. I found each of these contractors to be extremely fair and reasonable with their charges. Toler Insulating charged me 1/2 the quoted price on the 3/8 shower glass unit and install than what I could purchase the same unit for on the internet without installation. Wasn't expecting that Benny and definitely a place Contractors will use to beef up their quotes. I would highly recommend any of these subs to handle your custom bath remodel. The master bath is equally as impressive but I didn't have "before" pictures to show and it included heated floor units. Just thought I would share as my experience was great with these guys and we ultimately got the WOW factor we were looking for. The bottom line is I used some of the $25k saving to get the latest and greatest custom features and these sub contractors are experienced on how to install the latest and greatest systems.

Terry was very personable and provided in depth education on water management systems and was very…read moreknowledgeable and gave solid, fair pricing. Bill F.

I will never recommend this service. While putting in water softner the water line was cut without…read morecutting the water off. This shot water into my furnace completly destroying it. this company wants to pay for parts. My furnace was in perfect shape with every check up done since since purchase. Furnace is $5600 replacement. Heating company said parts would be over $3400. yesterday while pulling the heat air unit they found the wire harness fried also and several other parts destroyed that they can not replace. I believe they should take responsibility for their error. As of yet we have no settlement. I expect them to pay for the furnace air unit which they destroyed. It would be the only right thing to do.