Jason is a licensed, certified plumber and is eager to grow his business. He arrived on time and…read morereplaced our bathroom countertop and shower door. When we discovered the quartz backsplash was too high to fit under the mirror, he was able to remove the mirror to accommodate the backsplash. He's professional and efficient. His prices are in our ballpark. I would recommend hm and will definitely call him for future projects!

From the owner: Brandenburg Plumbing is a small family owned business proudly serving southern mn. We use the…read morehighest quality materials to provide the best service for you.

If I could give this review a 0 star rating, unfortunately I would. I utilize a home warranty…read moreservice and they designated Boevaag as the service provider. When I called the number provided, it was clear that this number was a cell phone, which again, is fine but the individual answered with a "hello?!". I was worried I had called the wrong number so I explained the above connection and then I received a pause. I waited it out and he finally said "WELL I haven't received anything!" I mentioned the provider sent the claim this morning and asked if a claim number would help. He gruffly replied that "NO, it wouldn't." Regardless of a service provider not being sent the appropriate information, my expectation is that the interaction is still positive. So that when the plumbing/HVAC/etc company gets the information, I feel comfortable having them in my home. I then had to follow up and request next steps from him instead of giving me, the customer, some sort of summary. Oftentimes when you reach out to a plumbing organization, it is because of a 911 or stressful need. I can't imagine dealing with this gentleman in one of those scenarios. Will NOT be using.

We had new countertops installed and we needed our sink removed, we called Boevaag and…read moreunfortunately, they were no available for sink disconnect for it was not an emergency, which we were fine with. We had to contact Hero Plumbing for the disconnect (ugh), and they came out to disconnect and we paid way too much. Hero came out the following day to do the reconnect and gave us the estimate of 2700.00, (no joke) which includes their garbage disposal. I declined and sent Hero on their way to fly and hose someone else. I called Boevaag to see if they had any cancelations, and Joe said, 'ya know what, we can come out tomorrow." Which was great, we bought a new garbage disposal and Boevaag came out as promised and reconnected our new sink for $235.00. Never a need to go to the big guys, stay local and they were fantastic!

Had MN Plumbing & Home Services scheduled for installation of a gas dryer. Team showed up to…read moreinstall and was unable to complete due to Lowes inability to schedule a stackable washer/dryer. Was told that someone from MN Plumbing would reschedule installation. A whole day has passed, along with 6 count em 6 calls to MN Plumbing to speak with someone to get it rescheduled. Does anyone work at this company besides the two guys who dropped off the Dryer? Left voicemails with all contacts under their number and have not received a single call back, or email or any form of communication. I work in the customer service business, and when we're unable to complete someone's job on the day we said we were going to complete it, we make it a priority to get it completed the following day. That's apparently not the case for MN Plumbing & Home Services. Don't buy your appliances and schedule installation through Lowe's. And if you do, I hope you don't get the MN Plumbing & Services team as the installers. Zero communication, Zero customer service.

Buy Under the Cabinet Exhaust Hood at Best Buy. It was installed by this company and completely…read moreincorrectly. For over two weeks I've tried to get them to fix the problem, but not only did they initially give me lame excuses, but they also didn't respond to any of my messages afterward, even when I left messages with other staff members. A total lack of responsibility, professionalism, and business judgment. I don't understand how Best Buy uses them as vendors.

Ramiz was prompt, fast and efficient. Explained the issue and resolution. He left no mess behind…read more Was able so save some money on the service by making a donation of any non-perishable item(s) to their Giving Thanks Food Drive. Thanks for helping to pay it forward.

Warning to homeowners--especially first-time buyers. We…read morecontacted Roto-Rooter requesting a plumber to evaluate a ceiling stain. There was no active leak, no standing water, and no emergency--just a stain. Despite this, the situation was presented as urgent and severe, creating pressure to act immediately. Within 10-15 minutes of arrival, we were asked to sign authorization paperwork without a clear explanation of what we were agreeing to or the true necessity of the work. Instead of sending a plumber on day one, a water mitigation team was dispatched immediately, and a plumber did not arrive until three days later. We were under the impression that a plumbing assessment would occur before any invasive work. We later learned that had a plumber evaluated the issue first, the ceiling opening could have been significantly smaller--less than one-quarter of what was cut. Even the professionals who later repaired the ceiling confirmed the demolition was excessive and unnecessary. The billing practices are deeply concerning. After-hours pricing was applied broadly, including to materials, which do not change in cost based on time of day or federal holidays. While labor rates may vary, materials do not. Applying after-hours rates and O&P to materials feels like intentional inflation, not cost-based pricing. Nearly every line item appears maximized, and while we were able to prove a few clear discrepancies (such as drywall square footage), many others remain questionable. It is also hard to ignore how differently services are priced when insurance is involved. As out-of-pocket customers, we lacked the leverage insurers have to challenge inflated charges, and that imbalance appears to have been exploited. Independent professionals have since told us this entire issue--including repair--should have cost under $2,000. Instead, we were led into a far more invasive and expensive process under the false impression that immediate action was required. Any later attempt to reframe correcting improper after-hours pricing on materials as a "goodwill gesture" is misleading. Accurate pricing is not a favor--it's a basic obligation. This experience reflects poorly on Roto-Rooter's practices and their treatment of customers acting in good faith. I would strongly caution others to get independent opinions before proceeding, especially if you are told something is an "emergency" when it clearly is not.