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My husband already posted a good review for Tribeca Plumbing but I wanted to add a review of the post-plumbing-work cleanup. Tribeca hired a great tunneling crew to tunnel into our lawn and under our house - in 100 degree weather, I might add. Jay from Tribeca said you'll hardly know we were here after they put things back and that is certainly the case. The crew of up to six people took two days carefully tunneling and two more days carefully replacing the dirt and turf grass. All the while, they were watering the displaced grass every few hours to help it re-establish once they put it back. They also had to take up our flagstones and they put them back down quite nicely. Top notch work by both the plumbers themselves and the dirt-moving crew. Highly recommended.

We had a broken pipe in front of our hone. Robert & Sanchez did a great job. They were like detectives finding and repairing the leak. Will definitely use Rodgers plumbing again! Shirley o. The dispatch was also wonderful, responsive and kind!!

Had a simple common wire installation. He was very quick, done in under 15min. He even checked the outside unit to make sure everything looked it was an older system...said everything looked ok...definite opportunity to up-sale. When my AC eventually goes bad I’ll call back!

We have 2 toilets that were running…standard stuff.. probably needed new flappers and valves. Our usual plumbing company was busy with a big job so they recommended NTX. Super friendly on the phone and very accommodating with a quick appt. Their charge to just diagnose the problem was $154, which I thought an odd number and also steep, but I wanted my toilet fixed asap and they came recommended. Alex arrived on time and was very nice…and this is when things started to fall apart. He didn’t seem confident about how to fix the issue with the toilets. After a few calls to the supervisor, he arrived at the conclusion that both toilets needed new valves and flappers, but still not 100% sure this would fix it. I could hear the call - there was education on how to tell the brand of the toilet and explaining flappers. Huh? Really? The supervisor said it would be $425 to complete the job which I thought was outrageously over-priced. I myself have replaced a flapper before and know it is not that difficult. I called our usual plumber to ask what they would charge - $250ish. I asked Alex to call his boss /owner back to reconsider the exorbitant cost. Nope, he’s sticking with $425. I paid Alex the $154 for his time and sent him on his way. Hard lesson learned…don’t take a recommendation from your plumber. Looks like I’ll be watching YouTube videos and getting out my tools.