I used Ashton Plumbing to install a kitchen faucet. I was pleased with the promptness, dedication,…read moreand results. It took some time to remove the old faucet because it had rusted, but he took his time and eventually removed it. He even came back to verify everything was working as expected. I would use Ashton Plumbing again for other plumbing jobs.

Curtis responded quickly, and provided professional and courteous service immediately at a…read morereasonable price. His work is meticulous and "old school"; he is a master plumber who understands and explains exactly what he's doing, not someone who just glues things together. I highly recommend him.

Tom and his team is absolutely fantastic. He was prompt to provide a quote for the work we needed…read moreand very professional. He was one time and great communication. His work was exceptional. So thankful to have a reliable plumber!

Efficient diagnosis and fix on toilet wax seal. Dan shared his findings and helped us understand…read morepotential root causes. We were able to make informed decision on temporary vs more permanent/involved solution. Tom was very responsive in terms of scheduling. Overall, the service is professional and informative.

Joel at Patriot Plumbing truly saved the day for my clients!…read moreAs a local Realtor for nearly 40 years, I'm very careful about who I refer. Joel purchased the business over 10 years ago from the plumber I had trusted for years, and the continuity and professionalism have been outstanding. Is he the cheapest? Probably not. Is he a great value? Absolutely. He's responsive, professional, and gets the job done right the first time. I trust him personally and confidently recommend him to my clients. If you need a reliable plumber, call Joel at Patriot Plumbing. You won't regret it. -- Erik Weisskopf

Very impressed with Patriot Plumbing. Joel & Spencer were professional, kind , informative and…read moredefinitely knew what they were doing. They were on time and I immediately felt comfortable with the both of them. They investigated my situation and were fantastic problem solvers. Not only were they fairly priced but worked quickly, efficiently and were friendly. I would definitely recommend their services. I would definitely use them again and I appreciate their down to earth approach and the fact they weren't trying to sell me on anything that wasn't practical. Thanks again Joel!

Super knowledgeable and nice! Efficient, excellent work and respect for property. Adjusted…read more schedule to prioritize work according to customer needs. Highly recommend!

Young Kim started his own plumbing business after many years working for large commercial plumbing…read moreorganizations. He helped me with three faucet replacements. He was quick to respond, provided competitive pricing and was able to perform my work the same day. He provided an unbiased view of the work, completed it professionally and provided replacement parts that were needed to make the faucet upgrade complete. There are number of 5-star plumbers who service work in the Gainesville / Haymarket VA area. You should call YK plumbing for a quote and I'm confident you will be happy with the work result.

Jose arrived as scheduled. He was friendly, pleasant and explained everything. He replaced my…read morefaucet easily and it works great. I discussed other projects he can do-I will definitely use him for some other work. The company responded quickly to my request for quote, was the least expensive, and could provide same day service. A+++ for H2O Plumbing and Remodeling.

We reached out H2O Plumbing to get a quote to install a water shutoff valve. Jose responded…read morequickly, the quote was very reasonable, and he was able to come out the same week we requested the quote. Jose arrived on-time, explained what he was going to do for the install, and called me down to inspect the work which was perfect. Definitely one of the best plumbing contractors I've used. Highly recommend Jose and H20 Plumbing!

I had just moved into a new home and noticed several things I wanted to get checked, including…read moremultiple pinholes in the pipes that I'd had patched but seemed in one or two places to be coming back. The excellent plumber (sorry I can't remember his name) reported that I had no pressure gauge or regulator, and he built me one! And for a lot less than the other estimates. He worked fast, arrived on time, and was friendly. I will definitely call him for any plumbing needs I have!

This certainly has been a trying spring and summer. Ryan initially came out on an emergency pipe…read morerepair on the weekend. He did a great job and recommended a water remediation company to dry out the house. Since the house is 30+ years old with copper pipes and we have acidic water he recommended a whole house repipe. I also mentioned the water heater was 15+ years old. He gave me 3 options and I chose to repipe, replace the water heater, and to consider the neutralizer next year. Materials were ordered and the crew worked hard completing the whole house in three days. That's quite a feat in a log cabin as nothing is easy. They were very professional, courteous and did a great job as always. Two weeks later I called them back for a slow storm drain after the July 2 hour storm which dumped 3.75" of rain.. They scoped it and located my problem. Now I can sleep soundly and get new floors installed without worry of them being ruined.

Vern's Plumbing has done good work for me twice in the last couple of years. But the last time,…read moreraising my hot water heater on a 3-inch box (that I provided) so the drip pan would have fall to the floor drain if the HWH leaked, was not an entirely good experience. The plumber was assertive about not putting the bricks back under HWH. My research found that it's a recommended practice to set the HWH on bricks though it could be done either way. I wanted the bricks back where they were. It was resolved after I spoke with his supervisor and the work was completed to my satisfaction. The price they charged was exorbitant ($1,340.05...and 5 cents!!!) but I accepted it because I just wanted it done. I thought I'd found my go-to plumber but after this experience, I'm not sure I'd use them again.

I first learned of Workhouse Plumbing from a friend who is a highly successful real estate agent -…read morethis is her go-to company for all plumbing needs and she raves about them. I have since used them a few times and I have to agree, they are stellar. I wouldn't consider anyone else. There are several things where they stand out: a) Highly competent and get the job done right the first time - including good troubleshooting skills b) Super reasonable prices c) Reasonable availability d) Morris is one of the most decent people you will meet. He's the kind of guy I would feel comfortable with leaving a house key with. It's good to work with someone like him so is good to the core. If you are looking for a plumber in the Northern Virginia area, I would highly recommend Workhouse Plumbing.

The both gentlemen who conducted the evaluation demonstrated professionalism, courtesy, and a high…read morelevel of technical skill. I also appreciate the prompt response and the effort taken to arrive at my home in a timely manner. I paid to have my ceiling cut open in order to identify a water-leak issue coming from the upstairs hallway bathroom tub. Prior to the inspection, excessive water had been pouring from the living-room light fixture, so it was reasonable to expect the leak to originate from above. The technicians cut the ceiling in four separate areas; however, they reported that no water was coming from the tub, which I find unusual given the severity of the leak because we have a video proof which shows different. That said, I would have appreciated greater discretion could be exercised when communicating certain details to customers on invoice. Given the current economic climate and the fact that many individuals, including myself, are paying out-of-pocket, these situations can already be highly stressful. In such circumstances, it is important to consider whether all information being conveyed is necessary or beneficial for the customer to hear at that moment. If this were one's own home assessment, a more thoughtful and measured approach might be preferred. Because even minor details can influence the outcome of an assessment, sharing information that may not be essential can create additional worry and uncertainty. While transparency is valued, balancing it with sensitivity is equally important to ensure a positive customer experience. In addition, the drywall cuts was left behind for us to clean up ourselves. I was not informed that cleanup would not be included in the cut fee, and I feel this should have been clarified in advance. Nevertheless, I trust that the team has provided excellent service to many clients, and I am confident that the process will ultimately result in a favorable outcome. Responding to the owner's message on Google reviews on December 12, 2025 I would like to provide clarification regarding the technician's recent visit to service our bathroom. Prior to the appointment, we removed the shower curtain along with several other bathroom items to ensure the technician had full access to the area. This is the same approach we used in the living room, where we temporarily removed furniture such as sofas and tables to allow appropriate workspace. How dare you imply that I was attempting to deceive the insurance company. If that had been my intention, I would have asked for the statement to be removed entirely. Instead, I simply asked what relevance it had regarding the shower curtain l, considering your technician made no mention of my living room furniture being moved from its usual location. It struck me as highly inconsistent and frankly, odd that he specifically pointed out the absence of a shower curtain when other items were also temporarily relocated to allow him to work. This is precisely why I contacted your office for clarification. The detail included in the report was neither relevant nor reflective of the actual circumstances. When asked whether I wanted the note removed, I chose to leave it only to avoid appearing deceitful not because the notation made sense or was necessary. I hope this provides clear context and helps prevent similar misunderstandings in future service visits. Thank you