Best Water Line Repiping in Milwaukee WI

The came change my old pipes. The only reason I give them 4 stars cause they put all the old pipes in my trash can. My city don’t except this kind of trash. I don’t know where to throw the old pipes now cause I took them out of the trash so I don’t get a big fine from the city. Professional and on time. Prices are fare.

Excellent work, responsive, on time, very nice person. Will absolutely use again and again and.cant recommend him enough!

These guy's are great, and without hesitation I would refer them to a friend who needs quality work. With the cold winter weather, we had a pipe burst this last week in our 1880's historic office building. Our first call was to Rozga. Matt R. showed up within 30 minutes of our call. Matt quickly identified the leak, cut out the problem, and repaired the pipe. All of this was done with minimal disruption to the walls where the leak was hidden. Rozga and and Matt are now on our permanent call list for any plumbing issues.

I purchased a new kitchen faucet and my neighbor, Donna, highly recommended Milestone. I always believe that when a neighbor recommends a company that is a good sign. I called on Thursday and I was told they could be out on Monday. On Friday I received a call to confirm the Monday appointment and was told they had a technician available that Friday afternoon and would that work for me. Of course it did. Bob arrived and got right to work. He installed the new faucet with a minor adjustment due to my windowsill. (I felt sorry for him that he had to squeeze into such a small space under the sink). After a very thorough check for leaks etc, he did find a small leak in the drain pipe. I appreciated him finding it and authorized the work. It did not take him that much longer to repair that. He was friendly, cleaned up after the work and disposed of the trash from the box the faucet came in. I highly recommend Milestone and will call them the next time a need a plumber.

Called Alpine back in Feb 2017 because I wasn’t getting enough hot water. Was told I needed a new hot water heater, to the tune of around $1700. When I called back a few weeks later and explained that this didn’t fix the problem, I basically got the cold shoulder, no attempt to correct or address the issue.

Several months later, I had an issue with mold in the utility room. Upon investigating, my husband and I found that one of the HVAC drain hoses was up against the wall, nowhere near the floor drain, causing condensate to run under the wall. I can’t prove that their installer moved it, but he was the last one in there, and judging by the quality of the cleanup, I definitely wouldn’t be surprised.

A few weeks ago (June 2021), I noticed I had no hot water on a Sunday evening. Circuit breaker was tripped. Thought, “weird, but maybe has something to do with everyone running AC with the heat wave”, so reset it. Still no hot water. Called the 24 hour ‘hotline’ and left a message. No call back. Called Monday morning, left a message. Received a voicemail an hour or so later that someone could be out today in the afternoon, and I should call back to confirm if that worked for me, when I called back (within two minutes of it being left), a most unpleasant woman told me that they had a tech available, but was he now booked, as I hadn’t called back quickly enough and I could either pay them for overtime to come out that night or wait until tomorrow. When I explained how unhappy I was and how wrong I thought that was, I was told to call someone else.

After making a few more calls, my husband ended up taking a look at it. First thing he found was that the flexible conduit running to the heater was as loose as can be on the water heater end. On inspecting connections to the incoming power, one of the wire nuts had melted, then wires melted through the plastic inside the connection area, shorting to the shell of the heater (ground). Note that the melted wire nut was apparently yellow (see pic). My husband noted that per the package of wire nuts, ‘yellow’ is undersized for this application (2 x #10 AWG), they both should have been red, as the other one was. Oh, and the conduit was so loose because the hole in the cover was about 3 sizes too big for the fitting used- and rather than use a couple of $0.59 reducing washers, they just flopped it together as is.

As my husband put it, one doesn’t need to be an electrician to figure something like this out – I would surely expect someone who installs stuff like this to know how to use the right fittings and components. Thank God for circuit breakers, or my house almost surely would have burned down…

Can't recommend Ben enough. He is a super nice guy, very professional, and does a solid job. I get the sense that he is super busy, but he finds the time to get to what I need him for or points me to someone else that can get the job done if he can't get to it quickly. I've hired Ben at least 4 times and have been very happy each time.