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"Excellent work from the plumber Henry to the courteous office staff. Meet and efficient"

"Ralph was very knowledgeable about gas conversions and I felt very confident hiring him. He was great at emailing or calling me back when I had questions before and after the installation. He is very neat and careful about doing things properly."

"Very positive xperience .. Joe was able to diagnose and solve the faucet and shower head issues quickly and accurately. Great customer service."

"Mike and Bobby, the plumbers who came to repair my burst pipe, were great. Courteous, professional, knowledgeable, and very informative. If I need plumbing service in the future, I will definitely ask for them. i would highly recommend Abstract Plumbing. I feel they are honest and reliable."

"Replaced my gate valve with a ball valve as requested. Also changed my toilet for me."

"On time, did good work for a good price. Very easy to deal with. Highly recommend."

"Excellent Service. The plumber did a fantastic job , his mannerism and service were impeccable,"

McIntosh Plumbing & Heating is dedicated to providing our customers with the best quality and craftsmanship. We are here to build relationships with our customers and communities and to provide our employees with a great place to work.\n \nMcIntosh Plumbing & Heating is a leader in providing our customers with the highest quality products and craftsmanship in an honest, efficient, and professional way. Our pledge is to create successful relationships with our customers, employees and community by building trust, treating every project with the utmost integrity and exceeding expectations.\n \nWe look forward to working with you!

"Jeff was a gentleman from the moment he rang my doorbell, as well as a professional in doing the repair I needed. My hunch is, the new pipes under my sink will last a long time. Thanks."

"When I got into the tub for a shower Sunday afternoon, the drain was clogged. My plumber's helper didn't clear it. Called Bob at Herber; he said he'd call with an appointment Monday morning. Water went down some overnight, but was still sitting in the bottom of the tub. True to his word, Monday morning Bob called; he'd have someone here before 9. Mike arrived around 8:30. He couldn't snake it out from the tub as there are mechanical parts that open and close the drain in the way. Went down to the basement, disconnected the trap and elbow there; determined the clog was in the old (from 1953) galvanized drain pipe. When he snaked that out, the clog was at the T-junction with the vent pipe to the roof just where he suspected. I'd never had that snaked out, but that tub drain had always been slow; maybe that had accumulated from the original owners. Part of the threaded end of the old galvanized pipe cracked off (rusted) so Mike had to fabricate and replace the trap, elbow and connections to the tub drain. Once he was satisfied, he asked me to let the water run in the tub to make sure there were no leaks. Initial test was good, so "let it run for a full minute". Did that and still good. Have to say that tub drain is vastly different now. Previously if you turned on the tap full-force, the tub would fill up even when the drain was "open". Now it gurgles away happily and water does not accumulate. Glad I had that done."