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"Jason was prompt, personable, and knowledgable. He went right to work and dislodged the item clogging the pipe. Price for the work was fair and accurate. Would highly recommend!"

"Remodeling work cause leakages in the gas lines. I made an appointment with the scheduler BUT Michael Bonsby called me to understand the problem and to explain/assure me that they would ensure a thorough check on the gas line/safety. Mark the specialist spent a good couple hours going through every corner of the gas/water lines and sent me a written report. And he spent time explaining the technical aspects so now I know how to maintain the system. Strongly recommend them for service. Good value to price. Peace of mind!"

"We called at 8:00 a.m. They said the plumber could be here by 10. He arrived by 10. Worked very hard to make sure it was done right. Everything was done right. Maybe a little pricey for some. ($385 - took two full hours). I would recommend them and hire them again."

"Pullman plumbing was prompt and finished my sewer pipe and water line in 1 day"

"Chris was very easy to work with throughout the whole transaction hes very understanding and really wants to keep the customer happy! This company got to the job asp for me and my family! Thanks to you guys we no longer have a carbon monoxide leak!!"

"Came out within three hours of request to fix a leaking pipe under the sink. Plumber Carl was professional, careful, and respectful of property. Quoted a reasonable price and fixed the problem within an hour. Looked at other potential plumbing problems in the house and gave me quotes should I choose to pursue further repairs/improvements."

"THE PLUMMER I HAD WAS DAMON. HE EXPLAINED AS HE DID HIS WORK .....PRICE OK , WILL HIRE HPC FOR ALL MY PLUMMING FROM NOW ON ....THANK YOU DAMON"

"Hello, I am requesting assistance from a licensed plumber/gas fitter for gas service restoration at my property: 1239 Maple Ave. Baltimore, MD 21227 BGE has determined that the prior gas service was abandoned and is now processing the project as a new gas service line and exterior meter installation. BGE will be meeting me on-site on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, at 9:00 AM to review and approve the proposed exterior meter location. I need a licensed plumber/gas fitter who can either attend that BGE site visit or come immediately afterward to evaluate the work required on the customer side of the gas system. The scope of work includes: - Inspecting the existing gas piping to determine whether any portion can be safely reused; - Extending, repairing, or replacing internal gas piping as needed; - Establishing the new customer-side gas connection point for the exterior BGE meter; - Pulling the required gas/plumbing permit; - Performing the required pressure test; - Coordinating the requir"

"We've used Heil Plumbing for many years and have been very satisfied with their work. And, they show up on time."

"- Plumber came and snaked the pipe. The water went down fine and he left. - Two days later the tenant said the kitchen sink was backing up again but he did not schedule an appointment because the problem went away relatively quickly. - Three weeks later Tenant sends me a video the kitchen sink being backed up again. Tenant was very clear they were careful to minimize any food that goes down the trash disposal in case it could clog up the pipe. I spoke with Definitive because I felt like I paid to have a problem fixed and the problem was not fixed; I felt some type of credit was in order. The plumber's argument was that 3 weeks had passes and that they couldn't warranty a service. Fair enough, but 3 weeks strike me as awfully short time frame, especially if food was not being thrown in the trash disposal. I googled this situation and it seems its customary and accepted practice that you pay for services rendered regardless of the results. Fair, that's fine. As far as the recurring clogging problem, it appears there are many instances where the snaking can break through the clog but can a) partially break the clog leaving grease and other debris on the sides or b) break the clog but not go down far enough whereby the debris will remain somewhere in the pipe and eventually build back up. Generally this seems to happen with amateurs that aren't thorough enough with the snaking and don't snake down far enough. It's true, my tenants could have stuffed a whole bunch of food down the drain but everything about them so far has been such that I believe them when they say they minimized the amount of food that went down the garbage disposal. To me the lack of thoroughness in the snake job seems more plausible which is why I gave them a D for quality."