Parsons Plumbing & Heating

Wayne has done several jobs for me over the years. Always with positive results. Wayne is prompt an thorough with his work. The work was done well(no pun intended), and completely. When a small issued was discovered months later. He was quick to come and correct it. He didn't push to add extra work to a job so the total price of the job could be icreased. I will certainly hire him again

Wayne is the "Pipe Whisperer"! Not only did Wayne correctly repair everything we asked, but he showed us that the plumbing system was at risk because of a required anti-backflow fitting installed indoors. We have lots of books and other items in the basement that would be ruined if the basement flooded. The risk is sudden high pressures which could lead to leaks at the water heater. He convinced us to have him install a "potable water expansion tank." I didn't know there was such a thing. To our surprise, the water supply now works much better than it used to: volume and pressure have increased. No longer do we have to run the upstairs sink for 75 seconds before hot water arrives. I don't know if it was the tank or whether Wayne just whispered to the plumbing system to behave itself, but I think of him every time I use the shower or the upstairs sinks. It works like new. Other things were unexpected too. One of our outdoor faucets was behind drywall. I expected that a plumber would saw open the drywall, do the repair, and be done with it. Wayne got a new piece of drywall at put it in himself. It didn't take long and it makes life simpler for us. I learned something else, watching him. I always though clogged sinks were caused by traps building up material. Not true. Our clogs were above the traps. I think Wayne knows the oddities of plumbing systems in Montgomery and Bucks counties because he has a lot of experience working hereabouts and knows how to make use of his experience. Wayne arrived when he said he would, and there were none of the hassles one sometimes encounters with people in the building trades. He does the work himself, explains what he is doing, and does not draw things out unnecessarily.

Wayne Parsons is the "Pipe Whisperer"! Not only did Wayne correctly repair everything we asked, but he showed us that the plumbing system was at risk because of a required anti-backflow fitting installed indoors. We have lots of books and other items in the basement that would be ruined if the basement flooded. The risk is sudden high pressures which could lead to leaks at the water heater. He convinced us to have him install a "potable water expansion tank." I didn't know there was such a thing. To our surprise, the water supply now works much better than it used to: volume and pressure have increased. No longer do we have to run the upstairs sink for 75 seconds before hot water arrives. I don't know if it was the tank or whether Wayne just whispered to the plumbing system to behave itself, but I think of him every time I use the shower or the upstairs sinks. It works like new. Other things were unexpected too. One of our outdoor faucets was behind drywall. I expected that a plumber would saw open the drywall, do the repair, and be done with it. Wayne got a new piece of drywall and put it in himself. It didn't take long and it makes life simpler for us. I learned something else, watching him. I always thought clogged sinks were caused by traps building up material. Not true. Our clogs were above the traps. I think Wayne knows the oddities of plumbing systems in Montgomery and Bucks counties because he has a lot of experience working hereabouts and knows how to make use of his experience. Wayne arrived when he said he would, and there were none of the hassles one sometimes encounters with people in the building trades. He does the work himself, explains what he is doing, and does not draw things out unnecessarily.