Best Comprehensive Plumbing Services in Nashville TN

PlumbMasters is a life saver! We have had plumbing issues with our house since moving in back in August. Come to find out, the whole house was running off of the ejector pump in the basement, was not up to code, and also not properly installed. After several plumbers telling us that they could not attach our main floor to the gravity line or asking an unattainable amount for repairs, we luckily found Mr. Scott with PlumbMasters. He came to the house on a Wednesday for his initial assessment. We received our quote that very same day. To top it off, he came back the following day to walk us through exactly what he would be doing to ensure we knew what we were paying for. He contacted the city to confirm water lines, drew a permit for the repairs, etc. The following Monday, Mr. Scott was out our house doing a total system repair. He dug and properly placed a new line (in the 90+ degree heat with no complaints, must I add), replaced our sump pump, and got the city here to confirm proper installation. From initial assessment to completion, the process took 6 days. SIX DAYS!! Talk about efficient! Mr. Scott and his team practice professionalism, effective communication, offer fair prices, and are hardworking. I can not recommend them enough!

I know we all look for various types of home repair companies so when I got the great service and quality of work from Mt Juliet Plumbing and Leak Detection, I wanted to share it. Quick response(same day), very knowledgeable(specializes in slab leaks) Quality and thoroughness of work including remounting of drywall. (doesn't tape, mud or paint). This is not a friend or someone I know, it was just that good of work. I had a slab leak in the hot water main line somewhere under my laundry room slab between where the line entered the slab and reemerged on the other side of the laundry room. (fortunately the leaking water came out the pvc casing in the garage). Solution was to disable that portion of the line and reroute the water line through the walls and reconnect at the point the former intake line emerged in the laundry room wall. All new PEX water lines and brass PEX joints/fittings were insulated and protected by metal plating at wall supports they passed through to protect from wall mounting screws penetrating the new line. (if ever there was future wall work) Nice guy too, explained all options and their costs. Didn't pressure you on anything and constantly updated me on progress.

Did a great job when they came out to fix my toilet!