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"No issues at all, John removed old kitchen faucet that was ready to be replaced, Friendly guy, open line of communication, would use him again!"

"Excellent! Josh and Louis arrived on time. It was a complicated repair but they got the job done. Courteous and professional. I am without a doubt yawing Texas Quality Plumbing again!"

"We had several faucet & misc plumbing matters which Ryan either repaired or replaced as needed. He was prompt, efficient, respectful & courteous! I would highly recommend."

Expert Plumbing Solutions | 10+ Years Experience\n\nLooking for a plumber who values precision and your home’s integrity? With over a decade of hands-on experience, I provide top-tier plumbing services to homeowners across Galveston, Houston, Webster, and the surrounding communities.\n\nI specialize in the high-skill projects that keep your home running efficiently:\nWhole-Home Repipes: Modernizing your infrastructure with durable materials.\nTankless Water Heaters: Endless hot water with expert, energy-efficient installations.\nExpert Drain Services: Clearing tough clogs and ensuring long-term flow.\n\nMy Philosophy:\nI believe a plumber’s job is to provide peace of mind through transparency and technical mastery. My approach is built on respect for your property and doing the job right the first time. When you hire me, you get a professional dedicated to the highest industry standards.\nLet’s get your plumbing back in peak condition!

"Nick is awesome. He is reliable, trustworthy and knowledgeable. He not only repaired a burst pipe recently, but replaced our tankless water heater during the freeze of 2021! Rescued us!!"

"Great job! Found leaks several other contractors/ plumbers couldn't find. Yea"

"John and his team were very professional. On time, trustworthy, good with following up with project timelines and issues. They are very good with drywall and texturing repairs as well."

"We reached out to MET Plumbing as they were highly rated on Angie's list as a plumbing company in the Houston area. We made a call directly to the company on the day of the incident. We were told that we should expect a visit later that evening. We were later informed that we would need to wait until the next day due to high volume. This was understandable as there was a recent freeze in the area and many were impacted. The next day I was charged $830 by MET plumbing to replace the approximately 4 ft. of galvanized pipe that sprung a pinhole leak right along a path from the water heater into the kitchen. The job took no more than an hour to complete and was rather straightforward. Normally, I would not be so quick to accept the work, but we had been without water and I needed my family to have water on as I would be out of town the following week. After opening two holes in the ceiling that required an extra $380 to repair and paint, they tried to add on an extra $200 for using an extra 2 ft. of Pex pipe in the repair (originally quoted at 2ft. total). I want to stress that last statement again. The plumber, by the name of Victor, informed me that I would need to pay an additional $200 to cover the material cost of 2 feet of Pex pipe *after* completing the repair. I would like to mention this one more time. MET Plumbing thought it fair to charge me $200 for 2 feet of Pex Pipe, after already charging me $830 for initial repair work during a time of need following a freeze. After asking around online, I was informed that this practice is textbook price gouging. All in all, this minor leak cost me a total of around $1,200 in repairs ($830 for plumbing, $370 for ceiling repair and materials ) for an unfortunate leak. Now maybe I am just not aware of how much this approximate hour long routine normally costs. That said, is it normal that a 4ft. Pex install should cost $830? Should 2 feet of Pex material cost $200? I am at least happy to leave this review on Angie's list to serve as a warning to others. This company's representative very clearly attempted to sell me 2 feet of Pex pipe, which nornally costs around .50 cents to $1.00 per foot, for $200, after I was already gouged $830 for a minor leak repair that took less than an hour to complete."

"They were nice guys.  They were hired by the contractor remodeling our bathroom.  I have a complaint against them - they knocked a couple of holes through the bathroom, into the living room.  We had to do the repair ourselves.  The plumbing was fine, but I didn't appreciate the holes in the wall.  I actually complained to the contractor and I don't know if he said anything about it.  I used my plumber for all the other plumbing work in my house.  Once the contractor was through with his little piece, then I got my own plumbing in."

"Responsiveness was good. The work was good. I gave four stars instead of five stars for the following reason. After the replacing the pipe to my house, the water was turned on for us while we waited for the city inspection. Which was nice. However, as I was leaving for work the next morning, a water geyser was shooting up from the work area. I grabbed a wrench, used a screw driver to remove the water meter cover, and searched for the shut-off valve with water up to my elbows and shoes and pants getting soaked. I got the valve shut off. The water kept coming. That didn't make sense to me until the geyser stopped all of a sudden. It was coming from the neighbors sprinkler head, which was missing, which was right in the tug-out trench. I asked the plumber later if they had knocked the sprinkler head off as they were digging the trench and he said no, that it was already missing a head as they had came across it. Well that would have been nice to know. I could have told the neighbor not to run their sprinkler. I could have gone to work with dry shoes. I will give Plumber Near Me Kudo's - they did put their own sprinkler head on the neighbors pipe, which was nice."