Any good plumber recommendations?

Posted by cwhite9@reddit | plano | View on Reddit | 12 comments

We just had an awful experience with a plumber. Does anyone have any recommendations?

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Sad_Remove_8245@reddit

We had a good experience with Reed Plumbing 469 472 5468. Our toilet ran nonstop and they came the same day to repair it.

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One_Interaction_6989@reddit

I had a good experience with Anytime Plumbing +1 469-829-7180 last week. It was kind of an emergency with a kitchen leak, but they came that same afternoon and fixed it. The price was great too.

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5catmom@reddit

Classic Plumbing in Plano. Very reliable.

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PreferenceBusiness2@reddit

I know this is an old post but for anyone else searching - I went with this company after this comment and VERY MUCH recommend.

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locodfw@reddit

what kind of work did you get done? how was their pricing in comparison to others? I suspect we may have a hot water leak (maybe slab) in our bathroom.

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PreferenceBusiness2@reddit

190/hr. I don't think they have a diagnosis fee like some other companies but chances are that if it's not obvious to you now, then they'd have to cut into the floor to even find the issues.

Their hourly rate is reasonable but I'd say they had good customer service and were very knowledgeable, and efficient. I'd definitely give them a call. The person I spoke with, Jared, was very experienced and able to give a good estimate on costs.

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Acrobatic_Cold4107@reddit

Just realized this post is two years old, but Evolution Plumbing is by far the best plumber we've worked with so far. We had a sewer repair done and by them for less half the cost of what baker brothers wanted. It was a great experience from start to finish and the actual repair only took a couple days. Excavation took a while but I would highly recommend them for any plumbing project. (469) 609-8031

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flappyscribbleneck@reddit

Baker Brothers. Been using them for years. Very reliable and professional. A little more expensive but you get what you pay for.

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Furrealyo@reddit

A LOT more expensive. They straight up robbed a retiree I know with an excuse about "book rate".

In other words, they charged based on what the "book" says a job should cost rather than by how long it actually took to do it.

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