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"Great, came earlier than scheduled made repair everything went well. Worker was quick and professional"

"the plumber was very good. the job was in a difficult position. He had to work from the basement up to the tub faucet. Had to saw through some flooring and remove a duct and a of couple pipes."

"Perfect! Replaced and fixed all old leaky plumbing."

"Came and repaired two sink faucets and repaired my shower knob. Friendly. Knowledgeable. Would recommend."

"Great overall experience. Within minutes of posting the job on Angie, Wesley called and could come the next day to fix the leaking pipe. When a prior job ran long, he texted and called to let me know his new arrival time. He did a great job and cleaned up after. I will not hesitate to call him again."

"John leveled my AC unit at no extra charge! It meant jacking it up and putting wood blocks underneath and then replacing edging material. Really impressed!"

"Pipe Repair / Sump Pump Install and Water Backup"

"They did a great job and did not leave a mess. They took care if the issue."

"Mr. Pipey Plumbing is awesome! I had a new renant move in Friday. He found the shower and sink drains clogged, so I called Mr. Pipey at 3:00, set up an appointment, they showed up same day from a job location down the road, assessed the issue, and rocked out my drain issues in the bathroom. They got there at 5, out by 6 - all clear. Professional, easy to work with, tenant is happy, cost was very reasonable and fair. I will use them again now at my rental house locations."

"Though more accomplished than expected, the workers surprised me with a failed result. They couldn't put the project back together correctly; everyone saw something was off. Outside the stall looked fine, but the tile they "replaced" was actually the original, just poorly handled. They left the last row unfinished after hitting a curve hard and breaking the tile apart. Instead of using a diamond saw for a clean $400 straight cut, they took a shortcut that ruined the piece. The tile broke jaggedly, so they tried to hide the damage by burying the break line under piles of caulk and extra material. Now, the fracture is "leaking" through the mess. Worse, they left a metal tool inside the assembly, blocking water flow. While the drain placement was okay, the plumbing is now a disaster. They tore up the floor unnecessarily when they could have just cut small plugs around the pipe, swapped the plastic, and used thinnest Because of their "gung-ho" attitude and lack of communication."