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Plumbers in Dallas, TX

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Helpful Reviews

Frymire Services
kurt.scherf rated
08/29/2013
Review of Frymire Services - July 30, August 1, and August 16, 2013I had Alan Sykes from Frymire come out on two separate occasions during the week. He first replaced a compressor motor. With no sales pressure, Alan reminded me how hold our A/C system was, and he gave me the option to replace the part or to contact a sales representative at Frymire to get a bid on a new system. I decided to go ahead with getting the part replaced while I got bids. Alan told me that I could get a credit for the purchase of a new system if I chose to simply replace the part. It was too hot to go without the A/C, so it made the decision that much easier to make!I was pleased with Alan's initial work, as he was able to come back with the replacement part on the same day and get our house cool again quickly. Alan also made a follow-up visit to fix the drain pipe from the drip pan under the condenser coils in the attic. We had had several companies come and provide estimates on a new system. Somehow during the inspections, the drain pipe become disconnected (it was not sealed well) and we had water dripping onto a bathroom ceiling. Alan was able to perform a quick and good repair.I wound up choosing Frymire for our new A/C system, as its price was extremely competitive, and I was credited for the previous repairs. Oscar B. and his crew came out promptly on Friday, August 16, 2013, and I was impressed at the speed at which they dismantled and removed the old equipment and got the new equipment installed. When I inspected their work, I was pleased to see that everything looked good, and they had even created more space in our attic by relocating the furnace, air handler, condenser coils, and other equipment to be less obtrusive than where the previous equipment was installed. The City of Carrollton inspector came out earlier this week, and he didn't spend much time with the system. He said that Frymire always did good work, which he said in an appreciative manner, because I'm sure it makes his job easier!I am enjoying our new system, knowing that it is saving us money and working more efficiently to cool our home.
Koen Plumbing
Julie L. rated
04/14/2017
This was my first time using Koen. After dealing with an upscale Dallas company for several months trying to get my leaking shower fixed, I was referred to Koen by a friend. The shower faucet was installed wrong and the cartridge that had already been replaced three times by the previous company was no longer available. I did verify this fact. The only choice was to change a duel climate control faucet to a single control faucet. Koen did not haggle over prices, they were upfront with the estimate, did all the work themselves without me having to call in additional services for tile removal and replacement, and made it simple and easy after months of being brushed off. I found the team professional and informative, and I am loving my shower again. It is finally not leaking, and looks great. I will use them again in the future, and I will recommend them. Thank you Koen team. I am very pleased with your help in fixing a frustration problem.
AA Super Rooter
Carolyn S. rated
05/28/2014
I needed a plumber in an emergency, so I called AA Super Rooter. Edwin came out quickly, even though it was late in the day. He helped me with a new water heater, and got the job done quickly. I needed more plumbing services later, and he again came out and made me feel very comfortable with what needed to be done. I got to see the blockage inside my broken pipe with the camera, so I didn't have to wonder if I needed new pipes or not--I did!! He has done a few jobs for me, and has always been professional, courteous, fair, and reliable with his services and his pricing. I would recommend him to anyone!
PRONTO PLUMBING
Kenneth F. rated
02/18/2015
Pronto Plumbing was recommended by a neighbor.They were on time,actually,they came out late at night and shut my water off,saving me probably a few thousand dollars on water damage repairs. They arrived back the next day for the water heater replacement early.When the bill came, I was shocked!!! He missed quote by $300.00! It was $300.00 Cheaper! Hooray! Never in my life would I believe I could get an excellent job for less than quoted. I plan to call them back for some other things he recommended. I am telling all my friends. Attaboy, Pronto Plumbing!!!!
Frymire Services
bhfrisco rated
07/30/2013
Monday evening our A/C was not generating cold air. Tuesday morning at approx. 630am I emailed Frymire and received a phone call at 7:30am to schedule service that Tuesday afternoon. Patrac the service professional called and let me know that he would be on site in 30 minutes. Patrac completed diagnostic and repair in less than 30 minutes. Great professional and pleasant service provided. Impressed with the prompt and reliable service provided. Will use Frymire for all HVAC needs going forward.
Sheffield Plumbing Co
Bruce S. rated
05/13/2016
Had a problem with a previous plumber trying to up sell me on gas repair. Thomas came out found that the previous plumber had caused the problem. He called the other big name company THAT STARTS WITH AN "E" and explained to them that they need to come and correct the problem and not charge me. $300 SAVED ME FROM A $5000 CHARGE! Will be calling Sheffield in future for plumbing repairs!
Frymire Services
theregoesmyhero rated
08/30/2013
Frymire Services came by to replace my hot water heater and Harvey did a great job! The repair was completed in less than a days time and Harvey had my garage looking cleaner than before he arrived. I strongly recommend this company and I am very happy with their service.
24 Hour Key Plumbing
nerissa.o.velasco rated
11/20/2012
Mr. Key was very professional and courteous, with no hidden agendas. He took time to explain things. His pricing was the best among the the various contractors I had perform estimates. I heartily recommend 24 Hour Key Plumbing to anyone needing routine or emergency service!
Koen Plumbing
David G. rated
09/26/2014
Koen Plumbing is our go to whenever we need a plumber. They are prompt, do great work, and the guys they send out are always really nice. Their prices are very reasonable and their customer service is the best. I would never call anyone else!
Reeves Family Plumbing
yrplano07 rated
02/15/2008
Wanted to use a family owned company and was really happy with the results. They installed a tankless water heater and were very knowledgable and helpful with the whole process. Will recommend them to our friends.

Did You Know

Plumbing Problems

If you own a house or commercial building, you're bound to need a plumber at some point. Here's a list of the different kinds of plumbing services you might need assistance with:

Pipe Installation
You might only think of needing a plumber when the pipes in your house burst. However, a plumbing contractor also installs all of those pipes, whether they're made of PVC or copper, in your building. Professional plumbing services also lay pipe in place for wastewater, rainwater runoff and even air conditioning systems.

Not only do they install pipes, plumbers set up sewer lines and vents as well as gutters, down pipes and storage tanks for residential and commercial facilities.

Maintenance Work
Just like getting a regular oil change for your car or truck, your home's pipes and water system also need regular maintenance and check-ups to ensure they're running right. This is why plumbers also offer upkeep services to test your entire plumbing system on a monthly or biannual basis to catch any issues with your pipes before they become an emergency.

This type of work spans from moving a water line or cleaning a sewer line to installing an ice maker or even a hot tub.

Repair Services
Most likely, you'll need a plumber in case of an emergency repair. Services can run the gamut from repairing a clogged toilet and leaking faucets to replacing whole water heating systems. Some jobs can take just a few hours while others might require a day or two of work if the repairs are extensive, such as replacing a hot water heater.

Other tough jobs could require your plumbing contractor to put his or her carpentry skills to work by sawing through walls to get to your pipes.

Consultancy
You can also hire a plumber to get the cost-saving advice you need. If you're interested in buying a new home or property, it's smart to hire a contractor or a plumbing service to not only tell you if the building's foundation is sound, but also if the pipes are in good working order. You wouldn't want to purchase a new house and repair the damage someone else did to the property. This is why many plumbers also offer consultancy work to check a facility's water and gas systems and advise home and building owners on best practices they can perform to minimize damage to their pipes.

What to Ask a Plumber

Having plumbing work done, whether it's for your home or business, can be incredibly expensive. That's why it's vital for you to ask a plumbing service the right kind of questions before you hire them. You want to do as much due diligence on your part as possible to get a professional who will not only do quality work but also charge you a fair price for it.

It's best to hire a plumber to do a simple, everyday maintenance task for you first so you can judge his or her work. If you're happy with it, save their contact information so you'll have them on hand in case you need an emergency repair. This can spare you the extra worry and anxiety of having to track down a plumber if you have a broken pipe. Additionally, it can save you from being overcharged.

However, what should you ask a plumbing service if you've never even hired one before? Here are a few questions that can help you identify the professional from the amateur:

Are you licensed and registered?
Some states do not require plumbers to be licensed, but for the safety of your house, the people living under your roof and for your pocketbook, you'll want a licensed plumber to do the needed work.

A licensed plumber means the person completed the necessary education or training required to work as a professional tradesperson. Hiring a licensed plumbing service means the people working on your building are knowledgeable about water and gas pipes. If you use unlicensed workers, you run the risk of them damaging your home even further and endangering you by doing faulty work.

Check your state's laws beforehand, as hiring an unlicensed plumber could be illegal where you live.

Not only do plumber apprentices have to complete their training and education to receive their licenses, they also are required to pass a criminal background check and carry liability insurance. Hiring just anybody can make you vulnerable to fraud since unlicensed plumbers might not know what they're doing or could pretend to fix something and end up charging you for the incomplete work.

Are you insured and bonded?
A trustworthy plumber will have both commercial liability insurance as well as be bonded. The insurance and the bond protects the plumber from paying for any damages made to your house out of pocket. Having professionals that carry both of these policies can protect all of you from any mishaps that could occur while they work on your building. Remember, not all plumbers are the same and not all of them carry the necessary insurance and bonds to protect themselves and your home from damage or shoddy work.

How many years have you been in business?
Not only do you want a licensed and trustworthy professional, you'll want one who's been in business for a few years. More experience also means the plumber will have a prior work history you can check. A more inexperienced plumber might not have many customer reviews or examples of his or her work to show you.

What, if any, professional associations do you belong to?
It can never hurt to ask plumbers if they're part of a professional association, whether it's a state or national group. Being a part of a professional organization provides an extra guarantee that the person you hire is licensed and offers you a warranty for their labor.

May I have a list of references?
While it's advisable to ask friends, family and neighbors if they can recommend a good plumber, they might not have anyone you can call. With that said, it's best to ask a plumbing service for a list of references that you can contact to get a good picture of the kind of work their business does and if it's quality or not.

Before you hire a plumber, contact their past customers if you're able to. These people can be a wealth of information if you ask them the right questions. Pose the following queries to these former patrons when you get the chance:

  • Were you pleased with the work done?
  • Was the project completed on time?
  • Did the plumber give you a written warranty and guarantee his or her work?
  • Were there any unexpected costs that arose?
  • Would you hire this plumber again? If not, why?

Do you offer a written warranty for your work?
Whenever you make a large purchase, you always request a receipt, right? Well, you will want a written warranty for any work or repairs done to the plumbing in your house. You want someone that's doing major maintenance or repair work on your house or commercial building to stand by his or her labor. Before you hire a plumber, ask him or her if they offer written warranties.

Will I need a permit for this work?
If a plumber needs to do major repairs to your house, the work could call for a permit. You'll want this since a permit provides added assurance that the work is done correctly. Having this added measure in place means an inspector will check the work your contractor or plumber does to ensure he or she did the job correctly. If you ever plan on putting your house or commercial building on the market, a real estate agent and prospective buyers will also want to check any large work you did to make sure it was done properly.

Avoiding a Scam

To keep yourself safe from fraud or a possible scam, always remember to ask plumbers for their license along with a written warranty for their labor. Besides this, further safeguard yourself by checking their references and ensure they or their company is insured and bonded to do their work.

How to Get the Most From Your Pipes

While it's smart to get maintenance work done on your pipes every once in a while, there are a number of prevention tips that will not only prolong the life of your pipes but also help you save on your water bill. Here are a few you should keep in mind:

Water Conservation
Be mindful of how much water you use in your bathroom, kitchen and even outdoors when watering your lawn. Make sure your toilet handle works properly and doesn't stick. You don't want it continuously flushing. Replace your old shower heads with more efficient low-flow options that can cut down on the gallons of water you use each morning.

Simple things such as turning off the sink while you brush your teeth or only running your dishwasher or clothes washer when you have a full load to clean can make more efficient use of water.

Prevention Tips
You won't always need to call a plumber to help you fix a nasty clog if you treat your pipes right. Don't use your toilet or kitchen sink like a trash can by stuffing hard to flush material down the drain or pouring fats and oils down the pipe. Throw coffee grounds and eggshells in the garage instead of in your sink. Also, only use your toilet to flush human waste and toilet paper, because any other materials could clog your commode.

Seasonal Tips
Frozen pipes are hazardous and can cause massive amounts of damage to your home. To prevent your pipes from freezing during the winter, run your faucets at a trickle and keep your house's heater at 55 degrees Fahrenheit or above to keep the water flowing.

Common Plumbing Problems

Plumbing problems come in all shapes and sizes. The following are some of the most common, as well as how to fix them:

Discolored Water
If you turn on your bathroom or kitchen sink in the morning to find brown or rust-colored water coming out of your faucet, don't panic. The discoloration is most likely due to old iron pipes or recent use of a hydrant or water main that disturbed the usual flow of water. Keep your water running for a minute or so and it should run clear after a while.

Leaky and Dripping Faucets
Having a leaking or dripping faucet can run up your water bill. To fix it, first shut off the water under the sink then remove any decorative parts of the faucet and replace the washer and O-ring before reassembling everything.

Water Heater
Your water heater could be the cause of a lot of issues around your home, from a lack of hot water to foul smells and popping sounds. Hire a professional plumber to take care of the more complex jobs that a heater can require. However, if you're having hot water issues, you can simply examine the thermostat and adjust it accordingly.

If you hear odd sounds coming from your water heater, it could be due to sediment building up. To get rid of this, make sure you clean out the heater every few months. However, if you hear a boiling noise, it could mean the heater is overheating and you should call a plumbing professional as soon as possible.

Drain and Toilet Clogs
Before calling a plumber, try to unclog your drains and toilets yourself by using a plunger. Make sure you use a standard bell-shaped plunger for your sink and shower drains and a plunger with a flanged end for your toilets. If neither type can loosen the pipe blockage, put a plumber's snake to use. Ratchet the snake down the pipe to eliminate any clogs.

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