Best Water Drainage in Indianapolis IN

I am very happy with the service of Hope Plumbing. They replaced the shower and drain in the main bathroom, toilet innards in two bathrooms, two complete faucets in the kitchen. In an old house repairs don’t always go smoothly but these guys coped well with unexpected glitches and the results are completely successful. Seth was careful to explain what was needed and how they would proceed. I can recommend them without reservation.

Besides the fact that my boys LOVED the big frog graphics on the plumbers shirts, the guys were in and out and very professional. Will use again.

I called and I don't think he understood what I was trying to say. I thnk this is one man with his own company, not like a corporation. He was friendly but not structured. Did not use services.

The heat had been going off and on. We called armor air and Lance quickly came out and fixed the problem for us. He was extremely efficient and a friendly guy. Armor air is a good and honest company.

I have used Petree twice now. They always show up on time and do a good job. They seem honest and fair with their approach.

i recommend Indy water heater and softener to anyone that needs plumbing done ! Danny came over right away as I had a gas leak and got it all taken care of ! He was professional knowledgable and very nice ! He made sure the job was done and even came back when the gas company was there to make sure all was good ! He goes above and beyond when it comes to customer service and I am very glad he was available ! He even called me the next day to make sure everything was fine ! Great job !!!!

Recently done a septic repair on a property I’m renting and did not clean up or put things back where they were prior to them coming to fix the issue.

Horrible customer service and horrible communication. I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone. Their service tactics are dishonest .

David put in a new kitchen sink faucet in for us and it was a real pain in the butt I could tell but he kept his cool and finished the job quickly and it works awesome now. We originally called him because we had a leak somewhere in the wall in the kitchen and he found it immediately, cut the drywall behind the dishwasher and repaired the pipes and did a great job!
We called him a second time because of the great job he did for us the first time to disconnect a water softener in my daughters house and he had it done in no time and she was very pleased with the communication and the work and said she will recommend him to her friends!

Professional and on time!

Awful service, They said that they can't put a camera down our main plumbing pipe and flushed the toilets then said everything was fine, Then i called another company and they came out put there camera down the pipe perfectly and now fixing it.
DONT USE THIS SERVICE

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We have used Thompson Plumbing on both large and small scale projects for our general contracting business. They are extremely reliable, and in this industry that can be very hard to find. We've worked with them for the last 2 years and have never had any issues. If you are looking for reliability, high quality, and reasonable pricing - this is the plumber for you!

Phil and Alex are a great team!

They’re very knowledgeable and were willing to explain in detail our problem and the repair/replacement process. They were very responsive and squeezed us into a busy schedule with priority to make sure we could get our hot water back asap. They took care of the entire issue by calling the warranty company, uninstalling the old water heater, transporting it & swapping, then reinstalling - we didn’t have to worry about a thing.

They also went the extra mile by bringing our piping up to code and switching out some hardware that did not meet their quality standards. Once they finished up, they stayed to ensure all was working properly. I also appreciated that they wore shoe covers and used floor covers.

Excellent experience!

My husband and I are in the middle of purchasing a home and Max Haas was chosen by the seller (and paid by the seller - not us) to complete a full inspection on their septic system. The inspector (name has been removed) reported that the septic tank was in good condition (evaluated by probe), the distribution box was in good condition, and the finger system as well. They reported that all of the fingers were ranging between 2-2.5 feet in depth, with only one at 3 feet.

After calling every septic company in the Indianapolis area, I was able to determine that Max Haas is the only septic company in Indianapolis that does not believe in septic dye tests. I spoke with over 10 reputable companies that all rely on this as a major component of determining if a septic system has failed.

After having another very reliable company come out to inspect the septic system for another option, we were able to determine that Max Haas reported incorrectly on all of their findings.
1) The septic tank is not in good condition. In fact, it did not have a baffle installed. Max Haas did not even report this.
2) The fingers range between 3 and 5 feet deep. This tells me that Max Haas did not even actually check the entire finger system as the inspector reported very differently on the depths of the fingers/laterals.
3) There was no disturbance around the distribution box. When I spoke to Max Haas over the phone, they assured me that the D-Box is the heart of the septic system and this told them everything they needed to know. When we found the D-Box during the 2nd inspection, there was absolutely no disturbance in the area to the grass or dirt. Please tell me how you can inspect a D-Box without disturbing anything around it? For those of you who don't know, this is underground.
4) If every reputable company in the Indianapolis area relies on dye tests, Max Haas should do. This is an industry standard and should be treated with professionalism. The dye test was able to tell us that there was a drain in which the dye and sewage was leaking from and going into a nearby creek. We tested all of the drains on the home and found that when we put water into two of them (we waited for each to drain in full before moving onto the next), and sure enough, the dye and some sewage came out of the drains. These drains were buried and somehow (intentionally or unintentionally) went over the finger system, causing the sewage to connect to the drain and leak into the creek.

It sounds to me like Max Haas gets great reviews on pumping systems, but they really did not perform at all for an inspection. They charged the seller $300 for a faulty inspection, assured all of us repeated times they were confident in their evaluation of the system (they reported it was in good, working condition). Yet the home has sewage leaking into a creek that connects to a major lake in the nearby area.