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Prompt, reliable service and answered all questions and concerns, as well as providing reassurance on issues I've had in the past. Will certainly consider for any future needs.

I hired this company to find a slab leak on the sewer side and they found it within 2 hours. Very professional and efficient. Highly recommended.

I had an ongoing plumbing issue that others couldn’t fix. Mocksfield Plumbing identified the problem and fixed it. Honest, fair price, no games, and good work. I’ve had him back to do other repairs. My go-to plumber.

Edil was amazing quick response in a emergency situation. HomePro Handyman is one of the best around.

Lacked professionalism and was not upfront with costs. Charged me $80 to confirm a kitchen faucet leak (for insurance purposes) that I had already identified and charged another $140 to cut into the dry wall to determine shower leak was not due to plumbing (which I’m ok with this part, but person was not upfront with the cost). Plumber also argued with someone on the phone and with his partner in front of me. Also would glare at me when I asked questions.

Showed up for an emergency repair faster than we'd been told, fixed things ASAP, and did a quality job. Couldn't have been happier with their service and attitudes, especially during a stressful time.

We’ve used Nikki’s company twice. Once for a garbage disposal replacement and a second time for a water softener installation. She came out and looked at what needed to be done and is very professional. Also, super prompt and efficient. Would not hesitate to call them for any home needs!

First off, I'd like to start out with saying that these guys are punctual, professional, and do a very good job. The owner made a special trip out to my house with his two plumbers because the problem I described to him over the phone just didn't seem right and he wanted to make sure the job got done correctly. That was pretty cool. When the problem turned out to be way more minor than initially anticipated, the owner left and the two plumbers stayed and fixed the problem.
The plumbers did a great job, they were clean, and they were nice.
Here's my problem: the cost. If it's true that you get what you pay for, then I now have the absolute very best hot/cold washer connectors on the planet. The cost to replace the hot/cold nozzles with about one foot of copper was $455. The Labor was $225 for the first guy and $99 for the second. TOTAL TIME: 1 hour and 5 minutes. Parts were $100 with a $22.50 supply charge.
Again, I want to say they did a great job. I just think I was overcharged by about $200. So, if you've got the money, GO FOR IT! These are really great guys. But if you're on a budget like me, there are plenty of other guys out there that will give you the same work for less money.