Mr. Moore is an excellent plumber. He repaired all of the plumbing in my elderly parent's house…read moreand he did a fantastic job. He was very kind to my parents and fair on his pricing. He was reliable and we have used him for other projects since. He's a good man and I highly recommend him.

From the owner: Moore Plumbing is your trusted plumbing service provider located in the heart of Mineral Wells, TX…read more Renowned for their exceptional expertise and customer care, Moore Plumbing specializes in a wide range of plumbing solutions, from minor repairs to complex installations. With a commitment to quality and efficiency, their skilled team is dedicated to resolving all your plumbing needs swiftly and effectively. Whether it's leaking faucets, clogged drains, or re-piping projects, Moore Plumbing is ready to serve the Mineral Wells community with professional and reliable services tailored to fit your budget and schedule.

Jack is the "Go-To" Guy for all things plumbing - from a new hot water tank to the big & ugly: an…read moreunder-slab foundation broken water pipe. Jack saved me SUBSTANTIAL $ for this repair by his "better way to do it" thinking. He's an expert in his craft & you'll be in no better hands.

Can't ask for a better plumber or a better person. Years of experience and quality work is what…read moreyou'll receive when you have Jack working on your plumbing job.

Jarrett came out to the site to get info for a bid. He's polite, knowledgeable, and wants to do a…read moregood job. His bid was very competitive. As the work started, it turned out that a couple of pipes from the build were not well located. Change order was reasonable, but could have been avoided if proper information had been available. Jarrett took it in stride and still completed the job in a timely manner. I can recommend him, and will hire him again if the need arises.

I discovered water dripping from the ceiling in my spare bedroom about 4:30 this afternoon. I…read moredon't have a regular plumber so I frantically started calling plumbers I found online. The first two went to voice mail. The third one I called was Clark Contracts who picked up right away. When I explained my problem, he said he would be there with-in 30 minutes. Jarrett (the owner) actually arrived in about 20 minutes. After going in the attic he found that it was a crack in the AC line. He fixed it right away and the charge was reasonable. I am very happy with the quick service and I will be using this company the next time I need a plumber ! Garnette Blanton

Awesome and quick service. Have used them twice now...first to fix what another company broke for…read moreus. We will use their service from now on. Forget the other plumbers in town that start with a "C",,,they lie, and don't take responsibility for their mess-ups...

They answer the phone and arrive on time. That alone is enough to recommend plumbers who have to…read morecome to Whitt Tx! A bit expensive but their staff is nice and they know what they're doing!!

Called J-L and he answered phone quickly and listened to my concerns. His day was booked up but he…read moremanaged to squeeze me in after the end of the day! Once he arrived he was very nice and very professional. Walked my house and located all clean outs and very neatly ran the snake down the pipes and unclogged the pipes. Cleaned up and left my place better than he found it! Thanks again guys and I'll recommend and use you again!

The heating element went out on our hot water heater. We had never used J-L plumbing before, but…read moretook a chance. The owner scheduled my appointment and seemed nice, although rather frazzled. The gentleman who came out (not the owner) was nice and "fixed" it in a timely fashion. Three days later, our shower drain clogged, so I called J-L Plumbing. The owner informed me he was three weeks out and couldn't do it before then. I asked who he could suggest, and he suggested Chris' Plumbing. They came out two hours later and unclogged the drain in 2 minute flat. The following day, I ran a bath for my two older boys. We ran out of hot water at 1/8 full, certainly not enough to bathe with. I wasn't going laundry, dishes, or using any other hot water, so I knew something was wrong. The next morning I showered and got about two minutes of hot water. I called J-L Plumbing and the owner (sounding frazzled again) once again informed me he was three weeks out and couldn't possibly come out. I was rather stunned, since I had just paid him $395 to fix the heating element on my hot water heater, only to have no hot water less than a week later. I said "Well is there some way you could come out? It seems unfair that I should have to pay someone else to fix what you should have fixed the first time." "Don't you go gettin' snappy with me!!!" he barked. I proceeded to burst into tears because I'm a stay at home mom with three boys ages 5, 4, and 3 months, and a husband who travels all week for work. How I would make it three weeks without hot water was beyond me. I explained my situation and he told me he couldn't help me, but to call Chris' Plumbing again and if they couldn't come out he would "see what he could do." He also said if something like a clogged drain happens, they can go on those calls, just not something like my problem...WTF? I just called about a clogged drain...still three weeks...I called Chris' Plumbing and once again they came right out, determined someone (J-L) had set the two temperature settings on different temperatures, and he corrected it. Problem solved for $100, or the cost of a service call. Moral of the story is: Call Chris' Plumbing instead of J-L.

Robert took the time to walk me through an issue that came up on my inspection report concerning a…read moreleak on the exterior of my home. More than fair pricing and willing to problem solve. Robert is now a permanent contact in my phone. Don't think twice!

Can't say enough good things about Robert. We have used him on several occasions from the basic…read morefall blowout to system adjustment and most recently, for a whole replacement of the backflow preventer and sprinkler shutoff valve. Every time Robert impresses us with his knowledge and willingness to explain everything he is doing and how we can do simple maintenance to help increase the life of our sprinkler system. His prices are extremely competitive and he has never tried to up sell us on anything. Very honest and thorough. Highly recommend giving him a call!

I hired B&B plumbing to replace the sewer drains at my home on November 17, 2022. They agreed to…read moretunnel underneath the house, and run new lines to all water fixtures, costing $12,000 total. We had an agreement that they would get half the money before the work was done, and the other half after all work was complete. They began work on November 18th. The tunnel beneath the house was finished that day. In writing, B&B said that the job after the tunneling would take 1 and a half days to hook up all of the pipes. The B&B employees repeatedly never showed up, or would show up and work for only an hour or two before leaving again, even when the weather was nice. They repeatedly told me that the job would be completed the following day, but it never was. They did not put a cover over the trench beneath the house even though they were asked to do so, so when it began raining on November 24th, the trench wide enough to fit a grown man and about 15 ft long filled completely with water, which caused major settling on the foundation of the home. The job wasn't finished until December 15th, so we were forced to be without working washers, sinks, and toilets for a month. On December 11th the B&B plumber told me the washing machine was fixed and ready to go, but when I ran it, it was not hooked up properly and flooded our house, so they had to go back and work on it further. They demanded I pay them more before they would finish the job, despite the agreement being that they would get the other half after all work was complete. Liz said that because the job was "90% done", and they had to pay their crew, I had to give them more money to finish. They would provide no compensation for the flood damage to the interior of my home, and made no apologies for the month it took to get a job done that they said would take less than a week.

They promptly came out, surveyed the problem and we set a date and time which was postponed due to…read moreheavy rains. No problem there. There was a broken water line under the house which had a small crawl space. We agreed on a price (which was very reasonable) and they went to work. They did a job well (with warranty) that other plumbers said was impossible. These are good, reliable people.

Unprofessional. Tried to charge me double for an issue and got mad when I found much better quotes…read more Also didn't fully do the job we paid for.

We were in the process of selling our house in June 2025. The buyers ordered a plumbing inspection…read morethrough their own contractor, and a sewer line leak was found underneath our hallway bathroom. We also needed some repairs to our water heater, as well as replacing the water shutoff valves in the laundry room. We got three bids from different plumbers, and Super Flush Plumbing came in at the best price. The house was vacant, so any work performed had to be done without any supervision. The plumber, Hershel and his excavation crew, came out and dug an 8 foot tunnel underneath our house to reach the reported leak. After the pipe was repaired, he conducted further testing to see if the leak was fixed. All of a sudden it became "multiple leaks" that were found in the same bathroom, as well as a potential leak under our laundry room on the opposite side of the house. It started as a $5,300 sewer line repair--then they added on a $705 charge for (according to their invoice) "having to chip through a beam in order to make repair." Then it became an extra $150 charge to "replace angle stop at hall bath toilet." Then it became an extra $2,983 to fix one of the other "leaks" that were found in the bathroom. THEN, it became an extra $1,338 to replace the p-trap under our bathtub which was also "leaking." But wait, there's more! An additional charge of $783.91 to "replace waste and overflow with a/c condensate on hall bath tub." What started as a $5,300 sewer line repair turned into $11,260 in leak repairs. Combined with the water heater repairs and shutoff valve replacements in the laundry room, we had now spent a total of over $13,000. The buyers, who are already under contract, need every leak fixed before closing on the house. The plumber then conducts further testing on the rest of the house. Sure enough, he confirms there is indeed a leak underneath our laundry room. In order to reach the leak, we can pay a couple thousand dollars to dig another tunnel under the house--OR, we can with the much "cheaper" option and let him jackhammer a hole in our dining room floor for another $3,200. He then tells me he's "pretty sure" we have a potable water leak at our water meter, as the box is constantly filling up with water. This was officially the nail-in-the-coffin and were ready to move on and find another plumber. Meanwhile, work has yet to be completed on the previous bathroom repairs--Hershel needed to backfill the concrete that was dug out of our bathroom floor during the repair process. The 8-foot tunnel that was dug under the house also needed to be backfilled. At the beginning of this whole saga, we had paid Super Flush about 50% up front before work could begin. Hershel informs me that they are requiring the full payment to be submitted before they can backfill the tunnel and concrete. I informed him that I've never had a contractor or vendor EVER require full payment before work was completed. He then tells me he needs to "ensure that we get paid. We have to pay these guys to put all the dirt back." Uh, we've already paid you several thousand in work...you're telling me you don't have the reserve funds to pay the dirt crew? He then says "We are a reputable company and that is not how we work." He agrees to finish the work and we pay him what's due. We decided to hire a master plumber, with 30+years experience, to come out and perform another leak test. His report showed that there was NO LEAK found under the laundry room and NO LEAK at our water meter--it was just groundwater filling up the box. A few days later, we hired a sprinkler system company to replace the double-check valve (which we knew we've been needing for a while), and they also confirmed there is no leak at our water meter. Ultimately, my wife and I should have trusted our gut a lot sooner and recognized we were getting screwed. We're not handy with repair work, so we just trusted what Super Flush told us was needed. I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt, but it ended up costing my family several thousand dollars that were "flushed" away.