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"Excellent in all respects. Professional, pleasant, and the job was completed in no time at all. Also very fair price. What they quoted is what I paid."

"Excellent, was able to work independently without owner presence. Did a great job and was communicative by text and video."

"Very knowledgeable plumber. Willing to do beyond what is needed to accomplish task ( removal of water softening system) Very fair pricing."

"David called me within 10 min. of posting the request, & enquired details and gave me a quote for the annual maintenance. His quote was very reasonable, and was upfront about what is covered and what was not. He was on time, wore booties w/o asking (I am particular as we have a toddler), finished his job thoroughly & patiently answered every question I had. I had couple of other minor issues - he fixed those w/o any additional charge! He checked my water heater too, for no additional charge! He didn't oversell, and came across as genuine, and someone knowledgeable."

"They were fabulous. Prompt return call after initial inquiry, they were conscientious of water, dirt on shoes on my floors and put towels down. Honest, educated and absolutely fair pricing for honest work. Would call again for any type of issue."

"I gutted the master bathroom and redid it, hired Premium Northeast Plumbing to do all the plumbing work. Andrew the owner is awesome, professional, knowledgeable, personable and punctual. I would strongly recommend this company for any plumbing work."

"Very speedy and took care end to end"

"Excellent! Eric installed a commercial grade hot water heater , his standard product. He used copper piping that looks really nice, he was fast, polite and courteous . Thank you warrior mechanical."

"They were timely, clean, worked great with the water company, professional, price was fair. Very nice and very genuine."

"There's really not that much I can say. The two men who arrived both put booties on, which was nice. One of the men ran a test for chlorine (found some) and to determine if I had hard water (I did). Normally I wouldn't have allowed two workers, since I've been burned in the past by theft. It's a common strategy for one worker to turn the water off and while you are watching the man who is doing the inspection and repair work the other is looking for items to hock. But these two seemed honest enough. After all was said and done the disposer was beyond repair -- something had "snapped." The disposer was relatively new so I wasn't about to purchase a new one. The man said he had never seen a disposer vibrate that way, but I had researched it online and it's not too uncommon. ???"