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We believe homeowners deserve a plumber they can actually trust — one who shows up on time, tells it straight, and takes pride in the work they leave behind. As a locally owned, family-run company devoted exclusively to plumbing, we've built Buddy's Plumbing Excellence on a foundation of craftsmanship, integrity, and genuine respect for the trade. Our technicians bring tens of thousands of hours of hands-on experience to every job, along with the tools, training, and honesty to fix it right the first time. When you choose Buddy's, you're choosing a team that treats your home like their own and your trust like it means something.

"It went great. The young man was very professional from start to finish, friendly and very fast. I will definitely be calling them again for any plumbing needs I may have and also recommending this company to other people who may need a plumber."

"We had another plumber come out & they were unable to correct a leak in our kitchen faucet. That plumber recommended we buy a new faucet, which we did. Luckily this "other" plumber did not charge us. Once we purchased a new faucet, I got this big deal to have it installed. The faucet was likely original to our 24 year old home. The plumbers could not free the nuts from the faucet & I recommended they just cut it out. The only small issue we had was that they came to our house much later than promised. In their defense they were repairing a major leak in someone's basement & they wanted to clean up before arriving."

"I was having drainage problems with my downspouts on the back of my house not draining correctly. Since I bought a house almost 50 years old I had no idea where the water should come out and why it was backing up. Designs of Akron-Canton came in assessed my problem gave me an idea of what should be done what a great price. The owner Kevan was very professional, and very easy to talk and the quote seemed very reasonable so honestly I just didn’t have the time or patience to keep having people come in, so I just went with them and I’m glad I did. they did a great job and they did the job in a timely manner and best of all they didn’t leave a mess around my house."

"Bob came out promptly, provided an estimate, and started the work in about a week. He worked around 4 or 5 hours each day, and the project took 6 working days. He was able to save enough old peach tiles to make an attractive border around the middle of the shower. The tile work is excellent and looks very nice. He cleaned up very well. There were some disturbing aspects, however. He ruined two hand towels in the bathroom by leaning the shower door on them. After he had re-installed the shower door, I noticed it was not on straight and raised concern about it. He attempted to straighten it, but it was not better. He said he would come back if it did not work out, but I did not ask him to come back for the door because I was upset that he had made new holes in the old peach tiles and didn't want him to do any further damage to these tiles which cannot be replaced. He had already broken one of these, and the extra holes cannot be covered up in any way. After he left, the sink next to the shower was clogged up. When I called him about the sink, he said that he wasn't anywhere near the sink and wasn't responsible for it being clogged up. He had only washed his hands in it. I think he should have taken responsibility for the clogged drain and asked his plumbing colleague to unclog it. Instead, I hired a plumber to fix it, which cost me an extra $160.91. When asked why the sink was clogged, the plumber told me it was quite puzzling, as there were pieces of ground cement in it. I then called the shower door company and ended up having to get a new shower door for $368, as they would have charged me $299 to come out and reinstall the old one. While I am now pleased with the finished product, it took two additional companies and an extra $528.91 to complete it."

"Jaimie was great. He installed paneling, did some minor plumbing, fixed outside gutters, installed a door, and mostly installed kitchen cabinets, sink, and more. He cares about his work and it shows. He is a good man, and we enjoyed having him around as well! Highly recommended."

"Bob was great to work with.   His installers (all) were very professional and very good at their jobs.  The jobs were done without issues and they cleaned the area each day before they left."

"Matt Puskus is a problem-solving professional. He found a simple, cost-effective solution to a bathroom shower problem that others said would cost me several thousand dollars. And he allowed me to keep the integrity of the beautiful tile originally installed 60 years ago. He is professional, reasonably priced, and knowledgeable. Most importantly, he is a man of integrity who takes pride in his craft and workmanship. The shower is back in use and my problem is solved. I am exceptionally pleased with his quality and approach to problem solving. I plan to hire Matt Puskus for any future repairs that my home requires."

"Jimmy installed new handrails on my front steps and repaired a gutter to stop major leaking above a patio door. He did outstanding work on both jobs, and the price is very reasonable! The handrails look great and are very sturdy. The leak above the patio door has stopped. I will definitely use Callahan again."

"Four men showed up on time, did a quality job, were very professional, answered all of my questions, and did the job right. I N/A for price because I wanted exceptional work, which I received! you cannot put a price on that! they were worth every penny! I would use them again without giving it another thought. Upon inspecting the property on February 27th, 2014 it was discovered that the previous contractor had made an attempt to repair the 4 inch main sanitary line coming from the main floor.
 It was discovered that the work previously preformed was against code and illegal. It was also discovered that none of the work preformed was primed or glued. the entire existing repair that was installed by previous contractor had to be removed. All new 4 inch schedule 40 had to be re- routed and re- done accordingly.
 In the opposing room, upon opening a patch in the floor it was discovered that the 4 inch main sanitary line where the raw sewage was pushing up through the flood had a metal tin patch laid over top of brake. This section of floor obviously had to be opened up 3 times wider and repaired with the proper schedule 40 sanitary line."