Showed up on time and diagnosed my problem but their estimate to repair my problem was more than…read moredouble the amount of the company that did my repair. I would have been upset to overpay by that much for this service.

Responsive and good service. Called after a home inspection and no issues to resolve the few…read morefindings.

There was a huge water leak on my lawn next to my neighbor. Now, this was a day before a huge…read morewinter storm was going to arrive. I called Connally Plumbing and within an hour their plumber, Brandon, arrived. My neighbor and I were both there as he figured out the problem and fixed it. It was no easy repair. He had to dig out part of the yard to find the leak. Like I said, this was not an easy job and Brandon did it like it was nothing. The final result was just tremendous. The leak was actually a part of my neighbors plumbing. I paid for the call and my neighbor paid the balance. I have used Connally Plumbing several previous times. It is great to know that we have such a reliable and dependable company in our city. Many thanks

We requested them to come and take care of clogged bidet toilet. They sent two individuals to…read morediagnose for $150. They did not have appropriate tools to remove the toilet. They charged us $150. My husband was able to remove nuts after they left without diagnosing anything. The next day all bathrooms overflowed. We called roto rooter. They diagnosed and unclogged the system. The smart toilet needed resetting. Called Connally to reset toilet. This time they sent knowledgeable person who had tools. They did charge an additional $300.

We have worked with Daniel before and were very pleased with his work on our water heater install…read more A year and half later, our water bill increased with notifications from SAWS of a potential leak. Daniel came out to inspect and could not locate the leak, but could hear it. Suggesting a little bit of time for the leak to come to the surface, it finally showed itself on our lawn. Dillon came out and located the leak, repaired, tested and advised the system is now closed and no leaks evident. Daniel and Dillon are very conscientious and thorough in their work. They are great to work with and I trust them to complete the job and at a fair price. You definitely will not feel cheated, and they will explain all details related to the job. they are my "go to", in terms of plumbing and honesty.

Poor communication. Made repair w/o giving me an estimate. Part cost $70/repair charge $345!!!read more

Technicians on time.. Found the problem right away. Tony and…read moreRobert were vey knowledgeable and courteous. My to go plumber from now on.

Great service, the plumbers were very attentive, knowledgeable and fast, and I was shocked when the…read morebill came it was very inexpensive. I did call other competitors and they quoted me way higher than Harold's Plumbing did. I will continue to use this company for my plumbing. I'm not sure what those other peoples comments are so negative. I have not experienced anything like that so don't take everything you read so serious. A+ to Harold's plumbing!

Had septic system serviced. Great company! Very personable, knowledgeable and professional. Will…read moredefinitely use again.

Reliable, excellent price and timely service. Explained the issue and delivered accordingly. Please…read morecontact him to serve your home or business

Don't waste your time or money with this company. I called for a quote to install a Moen Flo…read moreautomatic water shutoff valve in my home, and they sent a technician named Juan Alonzo who is unfamiliar with the job. He is confused about the type of water line I have and didn't demonstrate a basic understanding of the differences between PEX-A and PEX-B. He then quoted me $850 in labor alone to cut out a small section of PEX and install the valve--even though I would be providing the Moen Flo device myself. To "justify the price", he claimed the system would need to be "programmed," but my own research shows that the Moen Flo does not require any special programming during installation. Charging that much for a job that should take well under an hour felt unreasonable and misleading. I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere for a plumber, and STAY FAR AWAY

Had some plumbing work done on my house today and Jose did a phenomenal job. Super friendly and…read morenice. Definitely will be using them for all plumbing needs. You will get a honest price that I felt was lower than most, and you will receive high quality work. Showed up on time and finished when he said he would.

I needed a plumber for a water leak in my bathroom. It can be overwhelming when this is your first…read moretime having a leak so I took a chance based on the Yelp reviews and it paid off! Patrick completed the job quickly and was very professional, polite, friendly, and helpful. The pricing was fair too. He went above and beyond! Highly recommend these guys!! (The location says Kyle but my house is SW Austin).

Missy took my phone call, was willing to get someone out the same day. Even at about 12pm! We ended…read moreup scheduling an appointment for the following day. They were completely transparent with pricing and they were honest about things that were necessary and not. The technician that actually came to our home was kind and pleasant. I had called around after talking to missy and their prices were the cheapest I had encountered!

Zoom Drain is the best! We needed our grinder pump pumped so it could be replaced. Zoom Drain got…read morethere in record time. Communication was great, price was reasonable and service was exceptional!

Zoom Drain was great to work with. Our sink disposal got clogged and Austin & Jordan arrived within…read morea couple hours of us calling to see if someone could come out. They fixed the problem very quickly, kept the area clean, and were very communicative in answering any follow up questions we had. Overall, a pleasure to work with! Would definitely work with these guys again.

As the owners of Texas Plumbing Diagnostics, we refer all requests for septic work to Van Delden…read more We have had a tremendous working relationship with them for years. We have also used them personally. They installed a system for us at our previous home, and inspected the system for us when we were purchasing our current home. Great work, Van Delden!

Still awaiting an explanation from Van Delden Wastewater on the enormous amount of styrofoam noted…read morein the attached photos. They are not replying because they know there is no plausible explanation I have recently learned a 4'x4'x10' sheet of styrofoam was used to fill space on top of my system. I even know it was purchased at "Foam Products of San Antonio" Still wanna say I'm fabricating details Chad? You forget I have what was the lead installer on my side now BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE UPDATE #2. Because I refuse to let Van Delden simply deny accountability and my claim that there are neighbors dealing with the same issue the map below shows 2 houses circled that have the same fiberglass unit buried even deeper than mine. The homeowners are currently working with Highland Homes to "find a resolution" to fix these ticking time bombs. Highland is asking for their patience as they come up with a solution. They are having to try to engineer something to reinforce it and prevent collapse without having to replace the entire system with a concrete system like I had to and which should have been placed from the beginning due to the depth of the plumbing coming out of the house. UPDATE. since they still are not interested in taking any accountability let me describe with more detail. First of all the photos speak for themselves! The styrofoam has no business being there. What on earth could explain its need to be there? Van Delden and Highland Homes both try to blame the other. Van Delden tries to say they "have written documentation from Highland Homes that they further raised the grade after project completion! That may be the case but that still doesn't explain the styrofoam. A picture is worth a thousand words. I think these speak very very loudly Let me add a couple more including a stack of risers and some specs from the Clearstream website I can assure you there was a suit filed, lawyers were involved and that Clearstream (manufacturer of the septic system itself), nor Highland Homes were too happy with my photos, videos, or firsthand inspections We ended up having to pay $18,300 for a full replacement with a different company. Highland Homes paid us this plus a small bit more (which barely covered my lawyers fees plus the 1700 sq fr of sod that had to be replaced (4 pallets at $270/ pallet) And I do know for a fact that two of my next-door neighbors systems are buried every bit as deep or deeper than mine and Highland Homes is currently seeking to find an engineering workaround to avoid having to replace the whole system When this first happened I would have settled being out a few thousand dollars of my own money if you all would have just done what was right and owned it. Instead you want to continue to deny accountability Wish I could give a half star. My fiberglass system which is not supposed to be buried any deeper than 18" was knowingly buried just short of 4' deep due to the plumber placing main line too deep. Rather than installing a concrete system which would be capable of supporting the weight of that much soil on top they opted to install the fiberglass system and put a MASSIVE amount of styrofoam on top to fill some of the space but not weigh as much as soil would (as if that was ever going to work long term). It worked for about 3 yrs before it completely gave way and collapsed revealing their deceit. Upon reaching out to them they simply wanted to fall back on their "2 yr warranty" and because it was 3 yrs they declined any and all accountability. I live in Timberwood Park in a pocket of 19 homes built 3-5 yrs ago and already multiple homes have had similar failures and two of my neighbors have fiberglass systems buried as deep or deeper (we can measure down the clean out pipe to the T fitting as well as see how many risers were used when the septic lid is removed. I had to get a lawyer involved and we won that case without a problem. I have tons of photos and videos showing how much blatant disregard went into my installation. They are known for being price gougers. Now you can add sketchy and deceitful to their name!!!!!!!!!

Quick response. Hopefully they can come out one day next week…read more Thank you. If you can tell Tom the service charge to come out and if it is applied if we use your service. Thanks again. More to come.

Rooterman has changed over the years and, unfortunately, not in a good way. My first review of them…read morewas in 2015 so that tells you that I have been a customer for a very long time. The focus of this review is the water heater that they installed on 1/26/23. As you can see from my other reviews, the water heater that was installed before that one was in 2016. 7 years is a reasonable amount of time for a water heater to last. The problem is that the anode rod is failing in this current one. Edie came out and drained it on June 29th. We are not currently living there. In fact, the house is for sale. The problem was the hot water was turning yellow. He said to run the hot water, especially in the tub upstairs once a week, which we have been doing despite living across town now. Guess what? The hot water is yellow in tint again. Here's the rub. At the top of my receipt it says 50 gallon water heater, 6 year essential warranty. Fast forward to yesterday. Garrett comes out and notes the yellowish tint in the hot water. So, he says he can maybe replace the anode rod for about $500. He also says I can try calling AO Smith to see if they will send a new water heater and they will install it for about 2K. So, this is like going to a mechanic and a part fails and they say, why don't you call the company and see if they will send you a new part? I am pretty sure that is not a thing. By the way, he tried to get the anode rod out and it is welded solid in there. I told him we would give a credit to a potential buyer but after talking to my husband I realize that is not a good approach. It is already a brutal market to try to sell a home. So, I am faced with having to replace it although I have a document that says at the top 6 year essential warranty. That makes no sense. I will have to bid it out and Rooterman will not be on the list. They replaced the heater in 2016 and then again in 2023. I had no qualms in having them install it in 2023 because they had my complete trust. This is no longer the case. I no longer recommend Rooterman Plumbing. I gave them 2 stars because they used to do a good and honest job for me. I no longer feel that this is the case.