Don’t know who the best — and worst — plumbers are in your area? We do.
Whether it's a leaky faucet or stubborn sump pump, plumbing problems can wreak havoc on your daily routine. Angie's List is a word-of-mouth network for consumers with hundreds of first-hand reports from members in your area on who to use and who to avoid.
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1. As a member, sign in to AngiesList.com to find a highly rated service company.
2. Read detailed reports on specific service companies from other members in your area.
3. Make an informed hiring decision and report your own experiences.
Oh, and service companies can't self-report or buy their way onto the List. (We get that question a lot and dedicate and extraordinary amount of time and effort to prevent it.)
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Overall: A
Price: A
Quality: A
Responsiveness: A
Punctuality: A
Professionalism: A
Cost: $400
Description of Work: Replaced a burst outdoor faucet, which required digging a roughly 4 x 2 foot hole.
Member Comments: The faucet burst on Christmas Eve, but they were prompt, cheerful & courteous. I've used this company repeatedly (I have a 50-year-old house), and they've always gone above and beyond. I've even pulled the "while you're here, could you look at this, too?" bit. They've done so if their schedule allows, but sometimes said they couldn't, which shows me they respect the customers who are after me.
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Overall: F
Price: C
Quality: F
Responsiveness: A
Punctuality: B
Professionalism: N/A
Cost: $7,000
Description of Work: They did a copper re-pipe on a 3 bath home on a slab foundation.
Member Comments: It was a catastrophe! We had a flood within 12 hours of completion. Their workers (who were unsupervised) capped an unthreaded copper pipe with A THREADED PLASTIC CAP AND PIPE TAPE! No city permits were pulled. The flood did $102,000 worth of damage to the house, and we were forced to move into a hotel for 4 1/2 months.
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Angie's List Tips and Articles
Hiring a plumber on the fly
Even if you have water spewing from the pipe, ask for proof of insurance and license. If something goes wrong in the repair, you need to know that you will be protected. A good, licensed plumber will have this information handy. Read more tips.
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The Toilet Issue
Our annual look at all things plumbing.
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