We live in a large house that's over 50 years old, and we've been here 20 years. During that time…read morewe've had about half a dozen different plumbing problems that required a professional plumber. We have a complex and complicated plumbing set up. Their dispatcher is always quickly responsive but also always calm and professional and she doesn't over promise. The plumber that comes to our house is named Brian and he's resourceful and decisive and really good at his job. He's fixed some rather simple problems and some very complicated problems for us. Their rates are fair. I wish I could remember who first recommended Tony Perks Plumbing to us because I would love to thank them. FIVE STARS (in all caps!!)

I have had them out for three different water leaks. Each time they responded quickly, found the…read moreleak and repaired it in a timely manner. I will always give them a call anytime I need plumbing work done.

Yes they're fast in responding but not worth the overpriced work…read more My handyman charged me $1200 for under 3 hrs of work! No supplies were needed either. I had asked for 4 doors to be cut off to allow for rug clearance. After he cut off Two of the doors didn't align correctly n latch which he had not checked. I also had gutters cleaned which he just dumped the leaves in nearby flower bed without asking. Don't use this service!

Hired Mr., Handyman to replace a kitchen faucet. He was responsive, prompt, and reasonable. Did…read moreexcellent work and was a pleasure to deal with. I highly recommend him.

The manager seems non-existent, except when they showed up to make sure the plumbers arrived, which…read moreI found weird on a basic install. There were problems, the manager avoided me. The owner is responsive and helped resolve the situation.

I received a call from Savannah's Water Co. informing me that my water meter reflected that I was…read moreusing 84 gal. of water an hour and had used 23,000 gal. of water in the past 25 days. I immediately called Henry Plumbing Co (in Savannah, GA)., which I had trusted and used for years and always recommended to others, to see if they could find a leak. The scheduler at this company is always accommodating, and she had 2 of the company's plumbers at my house within a couple of hours. After spending around 2 hours inspecting the interior of my home, I mentioned there was standing water on the back lawn, which I had never seen previously. They said they would take a look around exterior of my home, \ after checking out the interior water sources. After their outside "inspection," the plumber-in-charge told me that they could NOT find a leak anywhere. Therefore, I had 2 options: 1. They could check for a leak, before leaving, with a "leak locator device." The cost for "this service," as I recall, was close to $500 and not guaranteed to even locate the leak. I was later told that American Leak Detector charges a flat $350 to find a water leak, with the guarantee they WILL find it. 2. I could have my 30-year-old home, which recently underwent major improvements and is in stellar condition, totally re-piped (which, I have since been informed, would likely have cost approximately $75,000-$100,000k for the re-piping and then all of the repairs in my 3.5 bathrooms, laundry, and kitchen as walls and pricey wooden floors would have to be removed. And, of course, there was no guarantee that a leak would even be found inside after all of that. Nevertheless, this was VERY obviously the route they were recommending I "choose"--even though not 1 sign of needing re-piping (listed below) was present. **Frequent plumbing leaks, Noisy pipes, Visible pipe corrosion, Discolored water, Bad-tasting or bad-smelling water, Fluctuating water temperature.** Before the plumbers left, I paid my bill of $264 for "looking for an unfound leak" and putting new flappers on 2 toilets. I feel like it was money thrown out-the-window, except for the 2 flappers. Shortly after they left, I called the gentleman who had checked my irrigation system (in my new home) the week before and shown me how to use it. After I explained the situation to him, he told me that what I had just experienced was outrageous; he would be at my house within a couple of hours, and then he WOULD find my leak and stop it. And that is just what he did. He effortlessly found the leak right outside my kitchen door in less than 5 minutes, by which time my side lawn was like a small swamp. In less than 20 minutes, he had stopped the almost month-long flow of water the two plumbers could not even locate. No wonder Henry Plumbing Co.. It is worth noting that Henry Plumbing is NOT certified by the Better Business Bureau! Once the leak was found and stopped, I sent an email to the plumbing company telling them about my leak being located and repaired in less than 30 min., along with pictures . I also mentioned that I had a faucet I needed to have installed on a mud sink in my garage--and I felt, after all the unnecessary stress I had been exposed to by their plumbers, that I thought it would be an act of goodwill to a long-time, loyal customer if they would install my faucet at no charge. Though the owner of the plumbing company was sent my email, I never received the courtesy of a reply from her. I called someone else to install my faucet, and I will never again deal with Henry Plumbing Co, of Savannah, GA and will warn others about my experience. Regardless of what Henry Plumbing may say to justify what happened, I consider their modus operandi a "scare tactic" used about what could possibly happen if I did NOT decide to contract for the re-piping of my home. Of course, I feel certain they would say they were just "doing their job" by outlining the possibilities available. I can't help but find this plumbing company's promoted motto an oxymoron: "Your Home's Best Friend."

They say they fixed a slab leak. A few days later, i woke up to water everywhere. The same leak all…read moreover again. I put in a service request with Master plumber, but Master plumber would not come back out to fix the issue. They do not stand behind the work they do..Only out for your money ZERO STARS.

These guys removed and replaced my entire house's plumbing system (galvanized steel replaced with…read morePEX). They created a proposal and charged exactly what they quoted. They were true professionals and did an excellent job for me! Highly recommend.

Very rapid response and excellent customer service!Problem was fixed within an hour and I paid…read moreexactly what was quoted. Definitely recommend!

Outstanding Customer Service from JB Plumbin; from the initial call to the final repair JB Plumbing…read morewas on point. Kelley was professional and very helpful during one of our difficult times but her immediate concern and response got the repair in motion. I have the utmost respect when the owner of any company immediately gets elbows in and goes right to work. Jay's experience and immeasurable work ethos is unmatched. Top notch company!

I can't believe it took me four years of living in Savannah to find a decent plumber!…read more I called Holton Plumbing when we had a main line water break in our front yard. I was really nervous because I have read that this could potentially cost thousands of dollars. Holton Plumbing came out within a few hours and fixed the problem! It cost us a little over a hundred dollars!!!! They were very efficient and had great customer service! I have used many plumbers in this town, Henry's (very expensive and they would not come out when we were having a major plumbing emergency on a weekend!!), Roto Rooter (they are good if something breaks down on a Sunday evening and you need someone right then! This kind of service cost us a little over $250 for about 30 minutes of work), but for anything else I would highly recommend Holton Plumbing! They charge $95 an hour, plus supplies, which is very reasonable for a plumber (The going rate in Savannah seems to be $180 per hour!! Outrageous!).They are honest and fair, what more could you ask for?

There were some good things. Dependable and on time. Plumbers were polite and respectful. Per hour…read moreis now 150 dollars. My complaint is they are way too expensive on parts. Charged twice what I could have bought them for.

Hugh is always responsive, reasonably priced, and honest.read more

I have used him three times. He charged $25 to cap a pipe behind a dishwasher and $135 to clear our…read morekitchen drain by working at ground level and on the roof) but Coleman stands by his work. When drain clogged up six days later, and his assistant had a heart attack, he refunded our money because we had to call another plumber to fix it. Price average (for a plumber) but everything else is top notch.

My pool has been leaking for years. Ivan came and detected my leaks. Wonderful work. Explained and…read moredemonstrated all his findings. Ivan gave me an estimate on the spot to do the repair. I received a very comprehensive report of his findings. I hired him to do the repairs. Amazing job. Skills are "TOP SHELF". During the repair he had me come look at the problem, then see the repair before it was covered up. Very informative and interactive. 10 stars from me!

They were very clear on their pricing structure and the cost of their initial visit to find the…read moresource of the leak. They gave me an appointment about 8 days out. They showed up on time, were thorough in their inspection, and at the end, while I didn't have a plumbing leak they could fix, they recommended courses of action to take to remediate based on their inspection, which revealed a gap in the base of a piece of clapboard far up the side of the house that we hadn't noticed before, and it was the reason the leak was only happening in wind-driven rain and not just heavy rain. Only wind could blow it up into that crevice. Ivan was the tech and was very knowledgeable and professional. Would definitely recommend them and use them again if a leak issue comes up.