1. Bluefrog Plumbing and Drain

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    Phoenix, AZ

    Bluefrog Plumbing and Drain

    3.7 (3 reviews)
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    Fixed leaky hose bib and auto pool filler plus installed new kitchen faucet. Quality work at a reasonable price!

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    Puragain Water

    Puragain Water

    (97 reviews)

    I've had my full house system for 14 months and I called for my free yearly service and inspection…read more To my pleasant surprise, the tech informed me I didn't need any new filters and to wait another year, or to call if anything seems off. Both my RO system and 3-filter house system were doing their jobs. BTW, I live in peoria where the water is hard, but not as bad as some parts of AZ. For anyone considering the system, which can seem a but pricey, I say without a doubt it's worth it! I've grown so accustomed to the great water at home, whenever I go someplace else to shower (especially hotels), I can now smell the chlorine in the water (gross). Before buying, I did a ton of research and looked at a few other systems, and I'm glad I landed with Puragain.

    Rarely do I post negative reviews, but if Puragain Water's business practices are to handle a…read moreclient as they did, it's sad. Super Bowl Sunday, I installed a water heater on an emergency basis as the pressure relief valve was faulty and could not function due to a sand like substance that was clogging the valve. The home also had low hot water pressure; however, no pressure issues on the cold side. The Puragain system had 2 pressure valves, one at each end of the system and it did not have any type of a bypass installed. Pressure at the inlet side was 55 psi and on the outlet side, it slowly crept up from 0 to 35 psi and no more. Puragain's emergency line was called and being it was Sunday, no tech was available. The next day, the tech comes to the house only to say this water pressure issue is due to a faulty toilet valve in the house... I chuckled under my breath. It's clear there's some form of blockage in the system and being the hot water heater that had been replaced yesterday was filled with a sand like substance. And quite a bit, much more than any potential sediment seen from an opened main water line. The tank was the first fixture to receive the water in the house and there were no issue at the time on the cold side. After the tech disproved his own theory, he went over to the filters and removed the third. It had the same sand substance that was in the hot water heater, only the tech went as far to say this is supposed to be full. About 1/8 of the material was left. At this point, the tech finally says, "We are at fault." He provided a number in which became discussion with a regional manager who at first seemed to be helpful and then abruptly disappeared. It's now June 1st. Last night was spent trying to remove sand so the bath will fill up. Laundry is a struggle as the hot water doesn't work well. Nor do the dishwasher, showers or any faucet. Maybe one day Puragain will make the hot water lines just that.

    Complete Water Systems

    Complete Water Systems

    (105 reviews)

    EASILY my favorite company I've ever done business with in the Valley!…read more I had a unique situation with getting a two stage whole home water filtration system added to my existing salt water softener. Brian was so knowledgeable and passionate when he came out to talk about my home's existing plumbing. When we bought the house in 2022, it was called out on our inspection report that the polyethylene piping from the main to our home should be replaced. After talking with Brian, I felt so good getting CWS to replace and redo the poly with good old copper. Michael came out a few days later and did a beautiful job installing all the copper plumbing and two stage water filtration system that includes the water pressure gauges and bypass valves (which are great to have for servicing and/or if something bad happens in the future). I highly recommend everyone get the psi pressure gauges installed ESPECIALLY with the valley having higher water pressure right now with the ongoing construction needs (which I'll talk about next). After Michael completed his job, the city of Phoenix replaced my water meter. Turns out my old water meter near the street had a leak to it. Once the water meter was replaced I noticed the psi on the gauges climbed to 100-110 (depending upon time of day). For those that don't know, plumbing likes to be in the 50-70 psi range. Anything above 90 and you should really get a plumber out to look at your pressure reducing valve (PRV). While my pressure was high, I noticed my backyard irrigation system was EXTREMELY powerful! The way the water from the main gets teed off between inside of my house and backyard pool + irrigation needs, it was obvious city of Phoenix replacing water meter was the culprit. Whenever a water meter gets replaced, they don't do a good job keeping it clean installing it where sediment will often get into the line and cause PRVs to fail. That's what happened with mine where CWS came out the next day and replaced both of my PRVs with Kyle doing a great job as well. Now, my water pressure is sitting nicely at 70 psi. I like my pressure on the higher side of that 50-70psi Lofty review but I really loved having this company update my plumbing and install the whole home 20" big blue water filtration system! They really do care about customers AND the work they do. There's a VERY GOOD reason their reviews are 5/5 on Google and Yelp! Can't beat their prices too that are VERY transparent! Great payment options and warranty as well! Also, I like the products they use since it's NOT relegated to a single manufacturer. Will recommend them to everyone.

    Danny was out to change my water filter. He was extremely friendly, personable, and answered all…read moreof my questions. He arrived on time and did a very thorough job. In addition to changing my water filter, he checked the water pressure and did some other water tests. As he was doing the tests, he explained to me everything he was doing. Also, this company is easy to get a hold of by phone, and the office staff is very friendly and helpful.

    Benjamin Franklin Plumbing of Phoenix

    Benjamin Franklin Plumbing of Phoenix

    (85 reviews)

    Buyer beware. Do not use this company…read more Benjamin Franklin Plumbing acted in a predatory and misleading way toward my parents. They were quoted around $1,100 for a water heater, but after it was installed, the company suddenly claimed the cost was $11,000--a figure that was never clearly disclosed or agreed to. Once the work was done, they pressured my parents to either pay the $11,000 or set up a payment plan. After firm pushback, my parents ultimately paid $2,000, which only highlights how inflated and unreasonable the $11,000 demand was. This felt like a bait-and-switch tactic used on vulnerable customers. Get everything in writing and look elsewhere.

    We have used Ben Franklin here in the valley for years. But our last experience with them has…read morereally lowered my opinion of the company. Not the plumbers, but the company they work for. Very slimy. First, we had a small flood. Called Ben Franklin to come out and fix the cause of it. At that point they tried to tell us that EVERY SINGLE valve in our 2 year old, built from scratch, home was bad and had to be replaced to the tune of around $10,000. Seriously? Then some restoration company shows up at our home while the plumber was still there without us even asking for it and tries to tell us that we need a MAJOR restoration due to water damage. Again, all crap. Sent him packing, had the house inspected to make sure we had no water damage and of course, we didn't. the restoration company quoted us $80,000 without even blinking and eye. Come on. Third, Ben Franklin sent some company, Mr. Sparky, out to do some free electrical inspection (without our knowledge) and this company tells us our main panel isn't grounded, but he can fix that for $2,000. If Ben Franklin is associating with this company who are clearly just trying to rip people off, I say DON'T USE THEM!!! And even they had dollar signs in their eyes when they were here. Just SLIMY.

    Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter

    Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter

    (64 reviews)

    I've used Yelp Projects a few times now and I'm always impressed with how helpful it is. This time…read moreI needed help fixing a leak in my home's exterior main water line, and Yelp helped me find a few reliable plumbing companies. I received several responses with quotes, and Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter was the first company to reach out. I contacted them around 5 PM on Wednesday, and they were able to schedule a free estimate for Friday. Dan Burke showed up right on time. He was professional, efficient, and easy to talk to. Like the other companies I spoke with, he recommended repiping as the best solution for the long run. He gave me an estimate for the project and also mentioned that if the office couldn't schedule the repair on Monday, he could stop by to do a quick temporary fix to stop the leak and then come back when they could finish the job. I really appreciated that because I don't like wasting water. The price Dan quoted was also very reasonable compared to the other companies. After thinking it over, I decided to go with Desert Water Plumbing and Rooter and called the office to schedule the appointment. They weren't able to do the repipe on Monday but scheduled it for Tuesday. Dan did come by on Monday to help temporarily stop the leak. Then he and his team came back Tuesday morning and started the project. Everything went smoothly. My house now has a new pipe, no more leaking, and it feels great knowing the issue is fixed. I'm glad I found a plumbing company I can trust.

    professional, courteous crew. Clean install. System works great. Highly recommend Desert Water…read morePlumbing.

    Bluefrog Plumbing and Drain - plumbing - Updated September 2026

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