I was very satisfied with the service I received from this company. Everything went as it was…read moreexplained to me.

Community Plumbing is hands down THE BEST! My downstairs bathroom sink was not draining. Mike told…read moreme it was sludge from my AC clogging the pipe. He cleared the pipe, saved me from a flood upstairs and kept my AC unit working during bajillion degree weather. So, so appreciative!!!

I chose Daniel's Plumbing & HVAC in September 2025 for a full HVAC replacement. I went with them…read morebecause their customer service seemed great during the sales process, and they promoted a strong warranty and service plan that was included in the price. Unfortunately, the experience didn't really live up to those expectations. The installation itself didn't go as planned. During the initial appointment, measurements apparently weren't taken correctly. When the installers arrived, they realized the system wouldn't fit as expected and had to cut out part of the ceiling to make everything work. Because of this, the installation took much longer than expected and they had to come back another day to finish the job. About a month later when I tried to turn the heat on for the first time, the system didn't work. I had to call for a service appointment, and the technician discovered that the system had never actually been turned on by the installers. The tech initially tried to charge me around $100 for the visit, which I pushed back on since the issue was clearly related to the installation. After some discussion they eventually agreed not to charge me. Now that it's tax season, I've run into another issue. One of the selling points during the sales process was that the system would qualify for energy tax credits and rebates. When I started filing my taxes, I learned that the IRS requires the cost of each component to be itemized. However, my invoice from Daniel's lists everything as one lump sum. For the past couple of months I've been calling Daniel's trying to get an itemized invoice or clarification so I can properly claim the rebate. Each time I've been told that Adrian would call me back, but I never received a return call. Today I finally spoke with someone who told me they will not provide an itemized invoice and didn't really have any solution. The whole experience has been frustrating. The sales process and promises were great, but the follow-through has been disappointing. Between the installation issues, the system not being turned on, and now the lack of support with documentation for the rebates they promoted, the customer service just hasn't matched what was advertised. I'm not sure I could recommend Daniel's based on my experience. If customer service and clear communication matter to you, that's something to keep in mind.

We scheduled an appointment for an estimate and received an initial quote via email. After…read morementioning we had a more competitive offer from another company, the same Daniel's estimator provided a secondary revised quote with a lower price, which ultimately led us to choosing Daniel's for the repair. The job itself had to be rescheduled on short notice and we were accommodating to the request. However the work was completed well and the technician was friendly and professional. However, the issue came with billing. The invoice we received did not reflect the most recent discounted quote we had agreed to. We contacted the company multiple times and were told each time that a manager would call us back, but we never received a response. After several follow-ups and no resolution, the situation escalated into a frustrating phone conversation. In the end, we felt it wasn't worth continuing to pursue and paid the higher amount, despite it not matching the agreed-upon quote. While the quality of the work was good, the lack of follow-through and failure to honor the quoted price left a very disappointing impression. We were not in pressed with the professionalism of the front office and warn patrons to be weary of estimates.

Absolutely fantastic. After three companies gave us incredibly expensive bids to replace a hot…read morewater boiler, Dave came and said it wasn't broken and got it working in five minutes (air in the pipes or something) for a fraction of the price He also pointed out they othershad promised to get us permits they would not be able to get because updated city regulations meant only a new boiler in a new location could get permitted now so their bid didn't even include what would be a necessary move. So honest, so effective, so straightforward. We would give more than five stars if we could.

Dave is awesome. Super friendly, and I always feel like I learned something after talking with him…read more We've got an older home, and he clearly knows his way around it. Dave is quick to respond, shows up as planned and knocks the job out with a smile and a laugh or two.

I give them 5 stars for both quality of work and punctuality. They are usually available rather…read morequickly. I give them 3 stars for their prices. I was a bit disappointed that they didn't offer me a discount as a returning customer. Their prices jumped 42% in 15 months.

After hours cleared a blocked septic line....but now it's partly clogged after less than a month…read more But since it's not totally blocked they won't honor the warranty. Not the level of service I'm used to getting from them over the last 25 years. Things change! As do customer bases and company standards.

I had some pipes break under my house the other day and I called Roto-rooter. Fred was my main…read morecontact and he was very professional, friendly and nice. Five different guys came out for this plumbing issue and all of them were great. It appears the leak is gone now and Fred even swung back by this morning to make sure everything was done to my satisfaction which is nice in 2026 where so many people don't even seem to try anymore. I will use these guys again if I have any additional problems

I had a kitchen flood and because it was an active water loss situation, I understandably moved…read morequickly with mitigation services. When the Roto-Rooter supervisor came out that evening he gave me a whole song and dance about how they would work with insurance, it would be fully covered, etc. while providing me with quite a large range of estimate. At certain points he even said he was quoting "high" so it would help the coverage. The final invoice ended up being so dramatically higher than what my insurance company and their independent third-party reviewer determined was reasonable and customary for the work performed that they could not come to an agreement. Even after revisions, there remained a significant dispute regarding pricing and scope which I am responsible for. Throughout this process, I was caught in the middle between Roto-Rooter and Nationwide/Accuserve, despite having no meaningful involvement in directing the mitigation scope, equipment usage, or pricing decisions during the emergency response itself. Communication from Roto-Rooter throughout the billing process was inconsistent and contradictory. I received multiple notices threatening collections activity, liens, and a Notice to Owner while the invoice was still actively under review and while the insurance company was in the process of issuing payment for the undisputed amount. This created a tremendous amount of unnecessary stress during an already difficult home restoration process. My advice to anyone using emergency mitigation services is: - Don't use this company - Ask detailed questions about billing and insurance negotiations upfront especially as RotoRooter is known to "overcharge" insurance and when they don't pay make it the liability of the homeowner - Request itemized documentation early - Understand exactly what you are signing regarding payment responsibility - Be prepared for potential disputes between mitigation vendors and insurance reviewers I understand emergency mitigation work is expensive and time-sensitive, but I do not believe homeowners should be placed in the middle of prolonged billing disputes between vendors and insurers while simultaneously facing threats of collections or liens before the insurance review process has fully concluded. The only bright spot were the technicians who actually did the work were professional, responsive, and seemed to know what they were doing.

I got left hangin by ABC but Chase from Fox came in and took complete control of the repair and…read moresaved my day. I have to give total props to Fox for making me an important enough customer to help out in a timely manner. I highly recommend.

I purchased a. Expensive unit, of the three estimates I got, I took the most expensive. The…read moretechnician at the time, Maurice. Made me feel confident in the options I had. I paid cash. I am now faced with issues which may or may not be directly related to the unit , but, I am willing to pay. An additional $7000.00 to perform. I scheduled an appointment over one week ago, and confirmed the day before text, the. I am told another client is more important and I need to move my life to another day. This is not convenient and will literally cost me more money. They have not agreed that I should be compensated for my expenses. This is not a company that considers your time to be as valuable as theirs.