Installed new hot water heater. Reasonably priced and same day installation. Friendly, competent…read morestaff. Great to work with a family owned business.

I highly recommend this plumbing service. The customer service was fast, polite and responsive. The…read moreplumber was clean and very courteous, went out of their way to please us by following up with a call and a note. The response time was 1 day ( mine wasn't an emergency). The woman that makes the appointments was very polite and flexible, as I am a night shift person. Great business if you need plumbing work done!

TLDR: I had a problem, and instead of a solution, I got a bill for no services rendered…read more I had a leaking sink. The person comes out, on Monday, and it turns out that the job was bigger than I knew. They had budgeted 1 1/2 hours, but they couldn't stay for the 2-3 hours the job would require, as they had another stop. Okey Dokey. There was also mold up under the sink as a result of the leak. I talked to Peggy (I think), and they could possibly get back to me on Friday or next Monday. Great, that gave me time to get the mold cleaned out. NEVER A CALL BACK. I DID get a bill for $125 for the guy who stopped out and didn't have the time to do the job. I called Hermann, and I recommend that you do as well.

Holthaus is reliable and consistently helpful whenever I have plumbing issues. Peggy is awesome to…read moredeal with, their communication and updating is a big help. Definitely recommend

Steve called me almost immediately after I submitted my project. He had an opening in the afternoon…read moredue to a reschedule and sent his son Jesse out to take a look. He quickly diagnosed my toilet leak and fixed it. They also looked at my water heater and made some recommendations. Would absolutely use them again.

Needed some plumbing work on an '80s condo. They were on time, reasonably priced and everything was…read moredone well. Would definitely recommend them.

I am having flooring put downstairs and I was not completely sure how to disconnect the water from…read morerefrigerator. I called Prime Plumbing and Drains to place an order for them to come out and do it for me, but I decided not to use their services. Despite not using their services, they had a plumber call me back and walk me through the process at NO COST. We are all experiencing tightness in our budget currently; and it is nice to know that there is a company where service and the relationship are more important than making money. I would highly recommend Prime Plumbing & Drains. They are friendly, professional, honest, and service oriented. I have used them for several plumbing jobs.

From the owner: Prime Plumbing & Drains, LLC, a locally owned & family-operated business, delivers expert plumbing…read more& drain solutions in Noblesville, IN, & surrounding areas. Our licensed & insured team, backed by over 45 years of combined experience, provides trusted services including water heater, well pump, & industrial water filtration system installations, as well as sewer camera inspections, jetting, & gas appliance setups. We excel in repairing fixtures, maintaining sewer & drainage systems, installing new piping for commercial buildings, & conducting thorough plumbing inspections. Available for quick repairs, we prioritize professionalism, reliability, & customer satisfaction, ensuring your plumbing needs are met with care & expertise.

Mike was very helpful with a broken part in our hot tub. He was reasonably priced and responsiveread more

I had Mike out to do some work on a hot tub in a new house. He was helpful and beyond the work…read moretold me where to get parts so I could work on things myself. That's the mark of a Contractor that's got enough work they don't care about you doing some of the work to cut costs.

We have a 120 gal. water heater that we have rented from I&M and now AWHR since 1990. It started…read moreblowing air so we called AWHR and they tried to get several plumbers to come out and fix it but all their "first choice" plumbers were tied up so they finally called Wyatt & Sons, we have never heard of them but after they left our house I came to the conclusion that AWHR should have made Wyatt & Sons their first choice. Barry found the problem right away and explained that at least one of the elements was burnt out and he was not sure he could get another one. He drove several miles into Marion and went to several stores and found 2 new elements and was back to our house in about an hour and had everything repaired and working in a half hour. This young man did a great job and went beyond my expectations and I now have a new plumber to take care of any plumbing needs that I cannot do myself. Don Hill

I interviewed five plumbing companies, including Wyatt & Son's Plumbing. When you choose a company…read moreto work for you, it should be no different than candidates interviewing for jobs. I treat each company that comes out with respect; we discuss the various aspects of the job and how the job will be performed. Ultimately, we end up in salary (project cost) discussions. COMMUNICATION Wyatt and Son's was incredibly impressive. I used the Yelp projects system, and communication was seamless. JOB REQUIREMENTS 1. Replace a Bradford 50g water heater (leaking from the top) 2. Replace a Kenmore water softener that was 15 years old. 3. Fix a 40' run of 2.5" kitchen sink pipe detached from the ceiling due to the strap cables, held in by nails, used by the original installers. It wasn't draining anymore and was full of gunk. TECHNICAL INTERACTIONS I'm an incredibly technical person and engineer. I research everything from plumbing, electrical, carpet, etc. I like to know how things are installed and how they work for the simple fact of educating myself to get the best use out of everything. Barry and his son answered every question, and I never felt disrespected. While Barry has an opinion on specific equipment, which people should have, he walked me through the "whys" of arriving at his conclusion. Barry's approach demonstrated his openness to educating others and learning himself. I appreciated our time. PRICE Wyatt & Son's Plumbing price is incredibly competitive. There are a couple of things I look at: 1. How much am I paying for parts? 2. How much am I paying for labor? Parts are a commodity. You can find every price for every item online. I'm not a fan of companies who mark up their prices. I have to pay sales tax on parts, and every dollar added is more money out of my pocket on taxes. FINAL DECISION The decision came down to Wyatt and Son's Plumbing and another company. Nothing is worse than telling a fantastic candidate/company they won't receive the job. I had no joy in sending the message to Barry, and still, as of writing this review, I'd have Barry out in a heartbeat to quote the next job; there will always be another. TO THE READER Wyatt & Son's Plumbing must be a part of your quoting process. Their professionalism is top-notch, their interactions and knowledge are excellent, and their pricing is incredibly competitive, way cheaper than the large companies. TO BARRY Thank you again for coming to the house and participating in the process. The final decision was incredibly difficult. I hope this review becomes a cornerstone of continuing to send business your way. Wyatt & Son's Plumbing should be a part of everyone's selection process. I'll be passing referrals your way as they come along.

Routine inspection of my furnace found a capacitor that was starting to show signs of going out of…read morespec. Was told the part was under warranty, but the part would be $280 to install. The technician had the part already in his hand, and it is a plug and play part, which may at most cost $5. This is horrible business practice, and I will no longer be doing business with Plumbing Heating Paramedics. This company promotes pulling a fast one on their customers, as Wayne the tech mentioned to me he knows the part is very inexpensive, yet still chooses to work for this company, and then was attempting to force his religeon on me by saying I would be finding Jesus some day. BEWARE of this company who trains their employees to follow this poor business practice.

Because I had purchased a furnace from Plumbing and Heating Paramedics and received excellent…read moreservice and a fair price, they were first on my list when I found an outdoor water faucet frozen after the winter's cold weather. A technician came out and inspected it. He said he needed to turn water off to the whole house but probably would run into a problem with the shut off valve, and recommended that be replaced also. The total bill was going to be almost $1000. I wanted to think about it so paid him $85 for a service call and told him I would get back to him in a few days. In the meantime I spoke with a friend who has some plumbing knowledge and he told me how to make the repair. I didn't need to shut off the water at all. It cost me less than $6 and took about 5 minutes. I definitely feel I this technician was trying to swindle me. I called the owner and asked to speak with him to give him a chance to rectify the situation, but after leaving a message because he wasn't available never got a return call. I would avoid these people because now I sincerely questioned their honesty and/or competency.

This service call is one of many as I've called Hope Plumbing for a few years now! Michael called…read moreahead to let me know that he would be arriving in 30 minutes and was. I took him to my basement where I thought the issue was and come to find out that it was something totally different, a leaking hot water heater. That was something I hadn't expected at all! He also checked the gage that's located in the ground with the water meter! He show me the gage was going practically nonstop which means there's a leak! So hopefully it's just the installation of a new water heater! Michael suggested that we shut the water off, install a new water heater and after that, he advised me to call a leak detector to make sure there are no other leaks!....Thank you so much for going above and beyond, but most of all for your honesty!!

They are liars to begin with! Nothing they say is true! They used to be an honest company, until…read moreabout 1 1/2 years ago, when they sold out to investors out of Arizona! Since then, they are horrible! I am personally friends with a former employee and he didnt want to work there any longer because they are a shark company. The techs are told to upsell everything and after each call, they have to call in to let the office know what they sold and for how much!! Crooked! Never again

Estimates for kitchen sink and bathroom sink. Prompt response and arrival. Priced reasonable.Very…read morepleasurable to deal with.

Showed up when he said he would. Determined what my issue was with ZERO FEE to come out and…read moreassess. Gave me price to do the repair on the spot. I chose to have him do the repair and he completed it successfully and gave me a receipt for my records. I actually have saved his contact information for future considerations as he did a good job with zero pressure or up front fee!

With the freezing temperatures, we had a water line burst and flood our furnace. I called Chapman…read moreand they scheduled us for both repairs the same day. The furnace tech diagnosed the furnace as needing at least a new control board and couldn't be sure other parts weren't bad. The furnace was full of ice. Based on the price of the potential repairs, it made more sense to replace the furnace. The installers arrived first thing the next morning and we had heat around lunch time. Everyone from Chapman was clean, courteous and did great work. It wasn't cheap for any of this, but we feel that the prices were reasonable, especially since we were 100% done the very next day.

My original review of Chapman was in 2018 and centered around my wonky but still operational…read morefurnace. This time around, I've gotten the chance to try out Chapman to address some electrical issues in the house. Truthfully, I wasn't aware that Chapman handled electrical. I'd begun having some significant electrical issues a couple weeks before Thanksgiving. I called another company that I'd used for a smaller project with good results. They came over and did some minor adjustments, however, they noted there were significant issues and planned to send me an estimate. They did let me know this "fix" was more like a band-aid and the significant work was inevitable. It was less than a day when the "band-aid" stopped working. I waited a bit anticipating their estimate, though also disappointed that they'd done such a weak fix. Finally, things got WAY worse. It was shortly before Thanksgiving and the situation was urgent. I left a message for Chapman anticipating that I was likely out of luck for the holiday weekend. My general sense was that was their plan, too. However, I think the rep (I believe her name was Hannah) heard the panic in my voice and I explained my situation. She arranged for a technician to visit the house the next day. This tech did agree that the issue was serious and warranted a few major repairs. He explained it well and explained my options. To be honest, I'm usually quite cheap. However, when he gave me two options I went with the more expensive option as I really wanted to make sure the fix was done properly. I was tired of band-aids. They used my initial service call as a down payment and the electrician, Rodney as I recall, scheduled it and made sure he would be the electrician for the project (NOTE: In reality, this ended up being a 2-3 person job). The only slight hiccup was that I'd been told they'd arrive at 8am. In reality, I called them at 10am and learned they were having trouble finding one needed part. That was fine, though I should have been called. Around 11:15, and somewhat surprisingly, they arrived and dug in. Seven hours later? They were done. I was particularly touched by a neat gesture - I'm a wheelchair user. In their estimate, the electrician had written that he'd be putting my new panel in at wheelchair height. This wasn't something I asked for particularly, however, it was a pretty cool gesture recognizing my needs. Rodney explained everything and was entirely work focused. He completed the work as promised and the cost was exactly as quoted. He explained a couple other concerns - including one that wouldn't be a Chapman issue, however, he explained how it could impact the electric. I've now had Chapman work on my furnace and my electric. Are they more expensive? Yeah, I'd say so. If you're looking for a budget electrician, Chapman probably isn't that. However, in all three visits the work has been done and done well. They've avoided band-aids and actually fixed issues. Their quotes have been accurate. The employees have been professional. With the exception of today's tardiness, the experiences have all been impeccable. Truthfully, I should have likely called Chapman first. While I may not call them for smaller issues, the truth is for me it's worth a bit more to get the work done right. The work is warrantied and I now have a system that should last for years and is also accessible. That other company? I still don't have their estimate. Chapman wins.