Best Repair Drain in Austin TX

Plumber called ahead to let us know he was coming and was on time. We reviewed the work I had requested. The plumber pointed out some improvements we could make and was quite professional.

Landen was punctual and was super friendly. The service was fast and he kept us informed about what is happening every step of the way. I will definitely be going back for services and will be recommending the company to friends and family. Thanks again Landen!

Juan was awesome and took extra time to explain things to me!

Great Service even came out on Saturday last minute couldn’t expect anything better

Bryan Austin was the most thorough, informative, knowledgeable, and prudent service person I’ve ever dealt with. All while remaining humble and we never felt as though we were beneath him. It was surreal, like taking a journey through our HVAC system with Bryan as our tour guide. Great!

I have used blue dragon plumbing on two different occasions. Both times honest, efficient work at a reasonable price. On top of that Gilbert Jimenez has good people skills and is a pleasure to work with.

Lunch, Mr. Christian Contreras needs dinner very professional on time. Did what he said he was going to do if he couldn’t. He was very informative and provided me the information that I needed. came back an extra day to make sure the work was done! so I Definitely appreciate Daniel‘s plumbing you already know you are my number one Plumbing of choice. Yes sir baba baaby!

I had a garbage disposal installed among a few other services a little over a year ago.The technician suggested he replace angle valves on all my sinks and toilets as a precaution because the old ones can fail at any time. Sounds great. Come to find out they charged over $70 a piece for something that costs $5 at home depot and installation is as easy as screwing in a light bulb.I guess the tech was so worried about angle valves that he forgot to inspect the condition of the sink mount before installing the new garbage disposal.It had been leaking a little ever since and gradually getting worse. I just put a bucket down there and didn't think too much about it until today.Here are the pics:No they will not be back to my house.

Jason showed on time and was fast in diagnosing the root cause .

It's a typical story, where you have something unexpected, decide to break. As usual, at the more inopportune time. A leaking water heater isn't something you want to put off fixing for long. So I called around and sent out the usual Yelp quote requests. A&T plumbing was not only the first to respond early in the morning but had the best response.Their prices weren't the cheapest or the most expensive, but right there in the middle. But I liked the transparent pricing, availability, and good product (it had good reviews). Others were way overpriced or had no problem recommending another unreliable product.They came by as scheduled, replaced the water heater quickly and professionally. No more leaks and the water is hot. I recommend these folks as well as a water sensor! As that saved me from potentially expensive repairs due to it being located on the 2nd floor.

I called Mr. Rooter in order to get a quote for a cleanout break in my yard. They scheduled the appointment, and then notified me that they were on the way. I feel as though they were honest, prices reasonable, and workers professional. Do yourself a favor and give them a call, they do quality work.

I called several different companies for a toilet repair and angle stop fix, and Capital City Plumbing was by far the most communicative and responsive. They set expectations, and let me know a range of what it could cost depending on what the plumber found. They had a very competitive rate, and the plumber that did the work gave me options that would save me money, which was refreshing. I'm happy with the work and will continue to use them in the future.

Chris #669 arrived as promised. He was very professional and personable. He repaired the leak in a timely manner and comes highly recommended. Thanks Chris.

Joe Boller

Jeff came to our house on time for a tankless water heater quote and explained everything very clearly. On the day of installation, Jeff and Ted did everything perfectly. Jeff is also very responsive for follow up questions. So far I am a happy customer.

Make sure you ask lots of questions before using this company. Here's why. I asked to have a plumber dispatched for a new electric water heater that did was not producing hot water. Fast plumbing charge $218 dollars for a diagnostic call. I agreed to the amount.A plumber and apprentice came by in less than an hour. Both people diagnosed the problem as a low voltage or fuse problem. Needless to say fuse issues are outside of their job. However (most) plumbers understand to turn off/on switch was near the water heater was off. In my case my switch was never turned on. This manor issue was missed by the master plumber and apprentice. I called the office hoping to come to a monetary compromise but the office manager refused to take responsibility this BASIC plumbing oversight.

Our technician Blake was amazing! He was professional and honest about what we needed done, and the costs. Blake had a good personality, and we would gladly, God forbid, ask for him in our time of need! Blake got straight to work and was finished much sooner than we ever expected! This is our second time that we have called them, and we highly recommend them for anyone in need!

Mike did a great job and I would definitely get 1st Home next time I need services.

I signed up for their membership program after a good service call and have used them happily ever since. Fair prices, and great service.

The plumber was prompt, courteous, competent and informative. He restored a bathroom to functionality and told me about preventive maintenance techniques. My commode no longer wobbles, and the drain pipes now empty out as they were designed to do. He also used a camera to find a crack in a pipe within the concrete slab. The bathroom went from zero drainage to normal in a little over an hour.

There was a pipe leaking from the street to the house. They knew the problem but did not mention money until they were onsite. $99 to drive to the house. $400 to dig to find the leak. That's before repairs. Not a local business.