Very responsive. Very knowledgeable. Very prompt. Priced fairly. He was GREAT to work with!read more

From the owner: My work includes, water heater repair, replacement, plumbing fixtures repair or replacement, water…read moreline, sewer lines in house, gas lines, bathroom remodel

Still happy with these guys. Yet again they came through on an issue with professional, quality…read morework performed by friendly and obviously knowledgeable workmen who were more than happy to explain the situation to me. I had asked for an upfront estimate. The price wasn't as high as I had feared. The final bill was below their estimate. What more could I ask for on a job well done?

I would give them 10 stars if I could! From their phone receptionist to their repair man to the…read moreowner. Great service!

Replace shower valve. Installed a Delta shower valve . Process was completed quickly for a very…read morereasonable price.

My contractor used this company for my remodel and Ben was terrific! He was knowledgeable, helpful…read moreand respectful of my home. When any issues came up, he was very responsive. I recommend you consider Koster Plumbing for all your plumbing needs!

Do not use Bing Plumbing company in Zeeland!…read more They put in a malfunctioning water heater, then charged us hundreds of dollars for multiple return visits to try to fix the problem. They are incompetent! Jeff, the owner, is arrogant and he has a poor customer service attitude. Answering simple questions was an imposition. You've been warned!

Always have excellent service from Jeff and his team…read more Quick and reliable. They installed our uplift plumbing in our basement

On time, quick response, knowledgeable trustworthy reasonable charges and quick with repairs!read more

BUT, be prepared…read more If you're paying by credit or debit card, their processing system prompts you to tip. Right there on the company iPad, that's handed to you by the guys who just fixed your expensive af water issue. Can't remember if it was 10% 15% 20%...or 15% 20% 25%. What I do remember is how freaking awkward it felt. When I go out to eat, get my hair done, or grab a coffee...I know these things are a part of an industry that relies on tips. When I have service guys over to my house (new homeowner, so it's more common than I'd like) I often cash tip a $20 or more depending on the work and time. But to be asked to tip 20% on $500 or $1000 dollars unexpectedly--do that math. Ugh. The guys were great and their work was solid. It's not on them for a crappy ending to the service call. If Great Lakes would have mentioned their tipping expectation in advance, like when I scheduled or when they sent a confirmation, it would have been a better experience. Sharing so you don't feel caught off guard the way I was.