On time, did exactly what was necessary, good job, explained everything.

I found Tony's Plumbing on Angie's list a few years ago and have used him many times since the first job. I cannot recommend them highly enough. Tony is exceedingly knowledgeable and his guys are skilled, polite and competent. They are efficient and professional and complete their jobs in a timely and expert way. They show up when they say they are going to and do not leave any mess after they work. Tony's office staff is knowledgeable, organized and helpful. It is a relief to have a plumber you can trust to diagnose a problem correctly and then solve it at a fair price. Tony's plumbing does an excellent job and is a pleasure to work with.

I first used Tony's Plumbing late in 2015 to replace a long section of sewer pipe at a cost of nearly $8000 and was extremely pleased with their work.  They had to tear apart a section of the patio to reach the sewer and repaired that damage well.

So I called Tony again for my current problem.  The building, a duplex, was built 70 or 80 years ago, and I was not surprised that more old galvanized pipes fell apart nine months later.  I thought the price of $5900  was quite fair for the work and materials required to copper pipe so many of the lines.

One thing that annoys me is not being able to get in touch with workmen when I have a question during a job.  Tony was always available either immediately or within a short time.  And his son John, the lead plumber on both jobs, is both an excellent plumber and easy to work with.

They got here about 40 min after I made the call and replaced the elbow. It was in the main house water underground in the front yard. Did a great job.

Good job knowledgeable and professional. Mark did a great job.

Great. John thoroughly explained the issue and got everything working properly. Additionally he gave me some advice to prevent future drainage issues. Thanks John!

Great.

Mark showed up on time and ascertained the cause of the leak. He then repaired the issue. He was very professionally, and easy to talk to, and explained the situation on well.

Very well!

We love Tony's Plumbing. They have done a bunch of work for us and our HOA over the past 2 years (i.e., sump pump repair, sewer repair, internal and external drain clean outs, external pipe repair, water heater repair and replacement, etc). They are professional, reliable, and offer competitive pricing. We recommend them highly!

You can't go wrong with Tony's. I've been using them for a few years now and they have not disappointed yet. Plumbing can be a rough business but these guys make things smooth. I will continue to use Tony's, nice guys and they know what they're doing.

I wish I could write a quick positive review but I can’t. I first saw Tony’s Plumbing on Angie’s List with a few good reviews so I decided to let the “pros” work on my new house since plumbing is not my strong suit. Tony came out after I called and looked around the place and said his guys would switch out some faucets and install my washer and dryer. I thought it would be an easy job but I figured since this house was older there might be some issues. I was right! The guys who came were very polite. My only complaint was that they installed a new faucet that I purchased into the bathroom and the lever to close the drain didn’t work. After they finished the first day, they got two of the broken showers functioning and had finished with the washer/dryer install. My girlfriend was so excited to finally shower in our bathroom (as only one shower was functioning when we moved in). When she was done, my son came running out of another bathroom to tell me that the toilet wouldn’t flush and was about to overflow. When I checked that bathroom and the others, they had all backed up into the toilets and showers! I called Tony immediately to tell him what was going on and he was immediately defensive, telling me how that wasn’t THEIR fault. I told him that I called to ask for help, not to accuse them of any wrong-doing!? He said that he’d be able to possibly send guys in the morning. I told him that my kids and I needed to shower and use the toilet (as it was only 6pm) and he said there was nothing he could do. So I said “can you at least refer me to SOMEONE that CAN help??” and he said “I don’t know?? Try Roto-Rooter or someone like that BUT they’re gonna charge you a lot… OR you can wait until the morning.” The advice wasn’t very helpful so with the help of a friend I was snaking my line with a Home Depot rental until 10:30pm. Ugh. A couple days later the guys showed up to finish the work (installing the kitchen faucet and checking up on the washer). They had asked us to test the washer/dryer after they left last time and we told them it flooded the entire wash room and drained into my pool. They said that the drain was probably sealed shut and that I may have to dig up my bedroom to get a new line in. I was thrilled as you could imagine. However there was an old drain for a sink in the wash room and they tapped into that line to get the washer hooked up to drain properly. Thank god for that! (However, if they had checked the two drains prior to installing the first one it would have saved me a boatload of money in labor). Anyway, when they installed my kitchen faucet I asked the guys to throw a bead of caulk around the faucet and sink (since they’re the pros) and they said no problem. When they left, the washer was working great and the kitchen was done but they didn’t throw the caulk in. So my realtor had asked me how things were going and he mentioned that he knew someone at Tony’s Plumbing. I mentioned the few issues and he called his buddy John and John called me back. He came out and corrected bathroom faucet by telling me that the old sink needed to be drilled out in order to make the latch work. Shouldn’t that have been done initially anyway?? He also said that they don’t caulk around the kitchen sink anymore because there’s a gasket underneath. I said that’s fine but I asked for caulk and didn’t get it. He said they don’t do that. Why wouldn’t they simply caulk around my sink if I ask? So anyway, he leaves and drops off an envelope with the invoice which sat on my counter for a couple days until I opened it and was shocked at the $3200+ bill! The guys were nice and all but I thought it was a big excessive. Almost $900 in parts and it wasn’t itemized? (I purchased all of the faucets myself at Home Depot?!) So I have been busy at work and I decided to wait until my next paycheck to send them a check. No biggie right?? WRONG. Mandy from Tony’s Plumbing started calling my cell phone and work number the following week looking for payment. I was in a meeting when “Walter, Tony’s Plumbing is on line 3” was announced over the intercom. That was odd. Anyway I was going to call her back the following day when I had a chance to give her a credit card instead to be done with this. Later that afternoon/evening there’s a knock at my door and THERE’S TONY. I said hi and we shook hands and he said he was there to pick up a check for the job. I couldn’t believe he was at my door to collect?! I said I had heard from Mandy and was going to call back. I asked if he took credit cards and he said that was would charge me an additional 3+%. I said fine then I’ll send a check and he said he wasn’t leaving without payment. (I had the strange feeling that my kneecaps would be broken if I didn’t write a check.) So I told him I’d pay him but I wasn’t entirely pleased with the work and price. He pointed out how John came out and didn’t charge me for looking down my drain with a camera to show me roots. Somehow I feel that was covered in this $3000 invoice SOMEWHERE. Anyway, I wrote him the check and asked him to hold it until next Friday when I got paid. This was yesterday so we shall see if he honors that request. To put it into perspective, they did the job on the 6th and 8th of July and John came out on the 11th or 12th to make corrections and drop off the invoice. The muscle came to collect on the 21st, not even two weeks out. Overall the guys who did the work were nice but this has certainly been a less than pleasurable experience. The washer/dryer work fine but the finishing work left much to be desired for this price.

He came out and there was nothing he could do to fix it. I kind of thought that he could fix it but he did recommend that kind of person that I would need and to set up a plumber I thought it should have been less than $85 then. There were cracks in the grout so I had to hire a grout guy to do it. He was honest with me at least because he didn't try to get me into something that wasn't. They could have said since this isn't a plumbing issue we're going to charge you half and we're going to give you a refund for the other half and $85 for less than an hour to just run some water is a lot of money. They came the next week so it was a quick response. They called back and I didn't have to wait or anything. They were on time. He was very professional, courteous and he cleaned up after himself and he didn't leave me a mess.

Mark was on time and went right to work completed the job quickly in a professional manner. Cleaned up after job was completed. Nice guy.

It went well. They quickly found that the gas supply line was installed in the ground (wasn't supposed to be) and was corroded and leaking in the crawlspace. They came back and dug out and replaced the pipe (About 6 feet long) the same day within 2 hours.

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Excellent! Called in problem & within 24hrs. they arrived. The team was professional, friendly, & explained my options clearly.

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Rick very quickly identified the main problem that caused a flood in our house (a broken plastic piece behind the toilet). He and his assistant, Chris, had the replacement parts in place in a matter of minutes. Rick then went on to adjust the ballcock assembly, explaining to me what he was doing as he progressed (I'm always curious about these things). He adjusted the second toilet, and then the third, replacing one of the handles that obviously needed replacement. He tested all 3 toilets a number of times to make sure they were all working as best as possible. I had originally suggested that the ballcocks be replaced, but he showed me why they did not need replacement and why his adjustments would be sufficient. Rick and Chris took apart a dripping, fancy faucet and it was explained to me why it was beyond repair. They seemed as disappointed as I was that it could not be fixed. It's pretty clear that these men were not taking their sweet time, despite them being on the clock. They could have sold me parts that I didn't need, but it seems that this is not how they (or Tony's Plumbing) conduct themselves. This is the third time I've used Tony's Plumbing. The second time was for a new water heater. After the water heater was installed, Tony came out himself because I had some serious concerns, and he showed me that all was okay, but because of some mix-ups that did take place, he let me know that he'd take care of me when I needed them again. So even though I wrote down that today's charges were $100, that is actually what I estimate the cost would have been (probably a bit more), but Tony is a man of his word and he instructed the plumbers to not charge me at all. Is he being a nice guy? A good business man? I'd say, BOTH. I'm impressed that he remembered his promise and that he kept it. I'm impressed with Rick's knowledge, experience, and skill. I'm impressed with Chris, a young man in his 20's, who is taking his career seriously, taking classes, probably working his way towards his plumbing license. No question about it: We'll have other plumbing problems in the future (including having to replace the non-fixable faucet), and I'll have Tony's Plumbing back to do the jobs.

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Mark was really nice and professional even though I was late getting home to meet him. He worked quickly and efficiently and gave advice on the Justine wok we are planning on using Tonys plumbing for.