Best Light Commercial Plumbing in Baltimore MD

Very professional, great job in the hot water heater installation, great job in the clean up process, plus very reasonable pricing without the price Gouging that other companies do. Highly recommend T.L Back Plumbing company for all your plumbing issues.

Very responsive. Walkthrough the property, check all faucets, showers, etc. to discuss what I wanted vs needed, as well as timeline and pricing. I needed a new water heater, sink, faucet, fixing the outdoor pipes from the sump pump, and a couple other items. Were able to start work withing 2 days of initial consultation and the job was completed. The team that came to the house was very patience (I had tons of questions) and very professional. Will recommend and keep them for any future needs.

I have been using Forster Plumbing for about 15 years, and they never disappoint. Brian is the owner/operator and generally has 2 or 3 experienced plumbers working for him. I find it so much more pleasant dealing with a small outfit rather than a mega operation. One hundred percent of the time that I call, Brian himself promptly answers the phone. I can't say that about very many businesses - particularly not in the trades. Beyond that, he or his crew have appeared for their promised appointments 100% of the time. The work is top of the line quality at very affordable prices. I long ago stopped asking the rate because I am confident that the total charge will be reasonable, and it always is reasonable. Indeed, rates can be deceiving anyway. The real issues are integrity and competence. Respecting both, Brian excels.

I paid these people upfront To repair a waterline. They dug up my yard and could not find where the water was coming from. They left my yard with two giant 3 to 4 foot holes for two days. Very unresponsive to texts and emails. I guess you get what you pay for! And they are cheap, cheap price and cheap quality!

Edit to owner's response: First, I understand that there needs to be a permit pulled. What I don't understand is why it took Chris Darr over three weeks to get back to us and only after constant calling (he blames an office mix-up). What I don't understand is why Mr. Darr and everyone else at the office says that they have record of the work, but no contract. We have the financing paperwork here at the house. Mr. Darr knows the work was done. So you saying my mother failed to provide a contract, seems to be a superfluous claim. What I don't understand is how the city has been out three times and says it's on my side, I paid an independent company and I have their report saying it's on my side (which I showed to your people), but you're saying that you have your doubts that you're even responsible for it? What I don't understand is the job supervisor getting crappy with my elderly mother on the phone yesterday when this entire thing has been mishandled by your company from day one. These are the things that I have problems understanding... not about the permit.

If I could rate in negative, I would. The run around and complete disrespect I have seen these men give to my elderly mother is appalling. Work has a lifetime guarantee, but good luck getting anyone at the company to do anything about it. Almost two months later from the initial call, and not one thing has been started. Every time we call and say that they need to come out and fix the pipe because it is washing away our yard, the water bill is so high we can't pay it, etc., we are told that they'll get here when they get here, and everything else is not our problem. The one gentleman even told my mother that he wished there wasn't a lifetime guarantee on the work because she keeps bothering him. So sorry that you don't want to do your job, but our livelihood is being affected and her home is being ruined because you all are playing around instead of doing the work.

I happened to be looking outside of home during our latest rain storm and noticed the discharge pipe from our sump pump was spraying a lot of water right at the foundation of the house.

I went to Facebook and multiple times, Sewer Slayer popped up as a suggestion for sump pump issues.

I called and Justin answered and said he could be here today in a few hours. I was surprised!! He came, saw the issue, explained what was wrong and how he intended to fix it. Each time he came in the house to turn water valves on and off, he explained what he was doing. He even gave me some pointers on the hoses to our washing machine.

If I ever have anymore issues with plumbing or my sump pump, I’m calling Sewer Slayer first!!