Very knowledgeable plumber and very friendly. They got the job done. I would recommend but make…read moresure you ask for a good plumber. Not all of their plumbers are good at communication.

If I could give this company zero stars, I would…read more I was charged $500 to fix a toilet leak, which I felt was excessive based on the prices I found for similar plumbing work in Atlanta. From my research, I found more reasonable prices in the $350-$400 range. I spoke directly with the owner, who agreed to give me a $50 discount, but that discount was never applied. I ended up wasting even more time calling back and forth just to follow up over $50. Very disappointing experience. I would recommend getting multiple quotes and making sure any promised discount is documented before agreeing to the work. I used them because it was a referral and didn't think to question their prices until afterwards. Mistake made on my part for trying someone new and local.

Dylan was our technician came to fix or RINNAI THANKLESS water heater. He was thorough answered my…read morequestions and appear to be very knowledgeable about the functionality of the unit. Prices were affordable. I would definitely recommend using this company again. Just to know I've had other plumbers came out and claim they could service the water heater, but you shouldn't let anyone without a certification and a special training with RINNAI, work on your water heater. Ms. Lancaster.

TLDR: I would not hire this company. Not only am I very disappointed with the diagnosis process and…read morethe repair that did not address the issue that I called them for but also with the failure of their management to address my concerns. I called Plumbing Express to investigate and resolve a water leak in my kitchen ceiling. The leak was directly below my master bathroom toilet, which my sister and I had already narrowed down by tapping on the kitchen ceiling downstairs while listening upstairs, where the sound was clearly strongest near the master bathroom toilet. The technician briefly inspected both bathrooms but focused on my sister's bathroom on the opposite side of the house after noticing a damp sponge under the toilet tank. My sister explained the sponge was there because she sprays and cleans the toilet regularly, not because of a leak. The plumber then cut open the kitchen ceiling drywall, stated the leak was coming from the water supply line from my sister's toilet, and performed a complete toilet tank rebuild for $450. After the repair, he gave me a card for a company that performs restorations and recommended I call them to inspect for subfloor damage. When that restoration company arrived, they immediately stated there was no way the ceiling leak could have originated from the secondary bathroom because of the location and no evidence of water stains. They recommended another plumber and a leak detection company come out to find the leak before they performed any work. I contacted a second plumber, who agreed the leak was much more likely connected to the master bathroom toilet directly above the leak area. Finally, I hired a leak detection company, and they also confirmed the leak aligned with the master bathroom location, not the secondary bathroom Plumbing Express repaired. At this point, three separate professionals have stated the leak could not have originated from the bathroom Plumbing Express serviced. I paid $450 for a repair that did not address the actual problem I originally called about. In Response to Ty G: Your response is totally incorrect. I would not have called the second plumber and the leak detection company if your recommended restoration company had not told me that the leak was not identified. The pictures taken are of the secondary bathroom not the master as we discussed in our phone call. It is totally "disingenuous" for you to now state that the master toilet was the issue. This validates everything I thought about your company. Others beware!

Best plumbers ever! They came the same day, fixed an enormous issue, and had everything up and…read morerunning in just a couple of hours. I received a quote, photographs of the work done, Received a description of the plumber, who is coming and a little bit about them and their background. It was just pleasurable all the way around. I highly recommend!

Incompetent Den of Thieves. They charged $750 to clear a drain that clogged the very next day and…read morerefused to return without an additional exorbitant charge. This is their "business model": try to charge over $1000 to snake a drain (we "negotiated" down to $750), then video the results and use it to pitch a $5000 dollar excavation job (that would destroy shrubs, not replace them, dig a trench, swap out a segment of pipe), even if all of that is not necessary to solve the problem. Take a look at the picture in this review, captured from their own video. They left the jobsite having cleared barely 1" inch (if that) of the 4" diameter pipe. That tiny black hole in the center is what they cleared, and all that junk above are roots that encroached into the pipe. Justin Connor, the technician, used a spade head to clear the tiny area but instead of changing the snake head to use a sawtooth root-cutter and clear more of the pipe following the video, he simply used the video to pitch the $5,000 job described above. When we talked to Justin's boss, somebody named Herman (last name not disclosed), they were completely dismissive, emphasizing they have no warranty; not one, single day. Avoid these guys like the plague. They are dishonest, incompetent thieves. The company appears to be owned by somebody named Tom Miller (ref: Georgia Sec. of State). ------------------------------------------- Update in response to owner Miller: "Once you have roots we stop"? Wouldn't it be ethical to inform customers of this practice before you take their money? "No ones [sic] sewer is worth a finger". What does that mean? These drains are not cleared by hand. Electrical snakes, their attachments and hydro-jetting are used. "There are a ton of things that we could use to remove the roots but in this case it wouldn't be cost effective." For whom? For YOU because it wouldn't enable you to take even MORE money from customers? "faking outage [sic]"? Nothing fake about it, Mr. Miller. How would you feel if a (presumed) professional took $750 out of your pocket and his "solution" failed the next day? "Hope someone else is able to service you." Someone else WAS able to do the job - clearing the tube completely -- with no excavation or pipe replacement. I think you make my argument for me. Thank you.

Exceptional Service from Beginning to End…read more I cannot say enough positive things about my experience with Isaac Adkison of TE Certified and the exceptional service he provided from our initial consultation through the completion of a significant plumbing repair at my home. I contacted TE Certified after discovering a concealed hot-water leak beneath the slab of my home. From the very first visit, Isaac stood out because of the thoroughness of his assessment, his knowledge, and the amount of time he took to help me understand what was happening and the different options available to address it. This was a major repair decision for me, and rather than rushing me toward a particular solution, Isaac carefully explained the advantages, disadvantages, uncertainties, and long-term considerations associated with each option. Over the days that followed, I had many questions--and I mean many! Isaac answered every one of them with an incredible amount of patience, professionalism, and detail. He never made me feel as though I was asking too much or taking up too much of his time. When I needed clarification about specific items on the estimates, how the proposed reroute would work, the existing plumbing, freeze concerns, accessibility, restoration, or the potential for future issues, he consistently responded with thoughtful and knowledgeable explanations that helped me make an informed decision. What impressed me just as much was his honesty. When there were things he could not know with absolute certainty until the walls were opened or the existing piping was further evaluated, he said so. I greatly appreciated that. I never felt pressured or given false assurances simply for the sake of making a sale. When I ultimately asked Isaac what he would recommend as the best long-term solution for my particular home, he gave me a clear professional recommendation and thoroughly explained his reasoning. That gave my family and me the confidence we needed to proceed with rerouting the hot- and cold-water lines to the kitchen through conditioned interior space. On the day of the work, that same level of professionalism continued. After locating the plumbing manifold beside the refrigerator, Isaac made an extremely clean and precise opening in the drywall, preserving the piece so that it could be neatly replaced afterward. As the routing plan developed, he initially proposed one solution, but when I expressed concern about how it would affect the appearance and countertop area of the kitchen, he listened to my concerns and was completely receptive to exploring an alternative route I suggested. He evaluated it carefully and determined that the new lines could instead be routed behind the refrigerator and stove and through the lower cabinetry to the sink. The result exceeded my expectations. Isaac, with the assistance of Reeves, completed the work with tremendous care and attention to detail. The new lines were insulated, neatly routed and securely installed, and the workmanship throughout was exceptionally clean and organized. They protected the surrounding areas while working, treated the home with care, and left the kitchen looking virtually unchanged despite the extent of the plumbing work that had been completed. You would never know from looking at the finished kitchen that such a significant reroute had taken place. Most importantly, after the new lines were installed and the water was restored, Isaac checked the water meter to verify the result. The meter was no longer moving. After dealing with the stress of a concealed leak and having to keep the hot water shut off, seeing that meter remain still--and knowing the leak had finally been resolved--was an enormous relief. Another thing I greatly respect is that the project remained at the best-case estimate I had authorized: $2,915. There were opportunities throughout this process for the scope or cost to increase, but Isaac remained transparent about the work that was actually necessary and completed the agreed-upon repair accordingly. There is a difference between someone who simply knows how to perform a trade and someone who combines technical expertise with integrity, communication, patience, problem-solving, respect for the homeowner, and genuine pride in his work. In my experience, Isaac demonstrated all of those qualities. I also want to recognize Reeves for his assistance in completing the work so carefully and efficiently. Together, they did an immaculate job. As a homeowner, especially when dealing with a costly repair in an area outside of your own expertise, it is incredibly important to feel that you can trust the person advising you. Isaac earned that trust. He did not just repair a plumbing problem; he helped me understand it, thoughtfully walked me through a difficult decision, listened to my concerns, and ultimately delivered a solution that I feel very confident about. I am genuinely grateful that Isaac was the plumber assigned to m

I requested TE to come out and diagnose why an existing circuit was not getting power. Instead of…read morejust fixing the circuit, I agreed to a new panel for my house since it was 60 years old. The price I was quoted was over 12k. I felt the electrician on my job, Jason S. was very high pressure in his tactics and told me I needed to decide that day, or lose potential discounts. I had also been without a kitchen for over 30 days, so I agreed to the work. The next day Jason and an apprentice come out to start the job. They take one whole day to remove and replace the new panel, no problem. Here is where it goes downhill. On the second day of work, Jason and another apprentice came out and instead of prioritizing the circuit I hired him for, they start installing the hardwired smoke detectors Dekalb county allegedly requires. This took all day! By about 4 pm, I asked if he was going to get the outlet done so I could use my dishwasher and he replied "I guess if I stay here all night". I said I guess thats what you got to do then, and they were here til nearly 8 pm. Then he made several other unprofessional comments about staying late. Jason never came back to my job. A new Electrician came out on Monday, Jason said he had an emergency job. The part where they earned this rating comes when I found out my pool motor circuit was not working on the new GFCI circuit. I explained to them it originally was on a two pole circuit and now they had it on two single poles. It was drawing 240v and they had the model number and should have researched the wiring on their own as professionals. Rather than listen to me, I had to wait all day for the new electrician (with Jason on the phone) come up with a new quote to fix which included trenching up and re-wiring my entire pool, ANOTHER 5 THOUSAND DOLLARS! I was livid. I started looking into this and it turns out I was right, it just needed a 2 pole GFCI. I talked to the second electrician the next day and told him I want to talk to a supervisor or manager. I got a call later in the day from Jeffrey who was going to look into it and get back to me the same day. He did not. He did call me the next morning and agreed to send one of his best guys out to install a 2 pole and see if that solves the problem. Well guess what, it did! And, I didn't have to pay another 5K. I expected to hear back from Jeffrey again to ensure the job was to my satisfaction as you should on a service recovery. I did not. I feel lied to, and that I was robbed and almost taken needlessly for thousands more, had I not done my research which should not be necessary as a layperson. I understand from TE employees the Electricians control the cost, and they get a commission from it. Unfortunately, I paid for an electricians summer vacation because I trusted him. Luis L and Nathan the electricians at TE, thank you! Micah, Gavin, Phillip the apprentices, thank you too! Jeffrey I thank you for doing the minimum by ensuring what I paid for was completed. Jason, no thank you at all. You've sowed distrust in professionals and your industry with your practices.

Jeff replaced my water heater that went out. He was very professional and thorough and I'd…read morerecommend him to anyone needing a plumber.

I could not get a hold of my regular person so I used quote through Yelp and he was the one from…read morethem. My water heater of 20 years gave out and needed replacement. I also had rather small 28 gal tank so I wanted to upgrade to a 47 gal. so I can finally fill bathtub and take a hot bath. 28 only filled half way in my tub. He gave me a quote over the phone and he was able to come the same day I called and did the job quickly. I had the several quote from $1500-$1900 he came in the middle. (Includibg tank and installation for electric water heater 47 gal. rheem pro) Though he did not have any review on yelp but there was a really good review on google so I took a chance and glad I did. He is a master plumber. My regular plummer called me a few days rater and told me I paid exactly he would have charged for the job. He is professional and nice person as well. you will not regret your choice.

My dishwasher and water heater went out on the same night, because I have the most amazing luck…read more.. I called early the next morning, and even though it was a little before 8:00 he answered immediately. He gave me a two hour window appointment time, called 30 minutes prior to arriving, and showed up on time (a huge plus in my book). The dishwasher was fixed in less time than it takes to read this review, and he gave me a very fair price to replace the water heater. Honest. Fair. Dependable!!!

Had Discount Plumbing & Repair come out for a small issue at my place. The technician showed up on…read moretime and explained what needed to be done, which I appreciated. The repair itself was handled fine, but the final cost felt a bit higher than I expected for the size of the job

I literally called around 9am on a Sunday for a clogged drain and Brandon was at my house and had…read moreeverything done by 11:30am. After dealing with flaking plumbers, plumbers that I literally had to call back because the work wasn't completed properly, or even plumbers that brought their toddlers to work with them . This was a very pleasant experience and already gave out his number to everyone I know.

Non Stop Plumbing literally saved me so much time and anxiety. I had my tenant facetime me at…read more10:50pm on a Wednesday night and point the camera at the ceiling where water was GUSHING into my dowstairs area across two rooms... I FREAKED OUT! I called Brandon and he told me to calm down and that everything would be alright and that he would get his remediation team out first thing in the morning to handle the clean up. The issue was a ruptured ice maker water line on the freaking fridge... He told me not to worry, they delt with this issue all the time. It is just something that happens and the best part; in this case it was COVERED BY INSURANCE :''') BLESS. He reccomended an amazing remediation team that he works hand in hand with and together they worked with my insurance. I really was grateful to have him hold my hand and walk me through the steps. I had no idea what to do. I always appreciate the expertise and a knowledgeable plumber. They have for sure helped save me time, money, and decreased my blood pressure. They have replaced replaced my toilets on a seperate occasion before I rented my home out and was able to advise me on which toilets were better tyhan others and fix them to where they weren't rocking lol... BBP...IYKYK. HA. But, I was just choosing cheap toilets because it's a TOILET lol, I had no idea they made different heights, widths, seat combos, bowl combos or had differing levels of suction and durability. I know now! FYI rocking toilets cause deeper issues. "Wax ring issues manifest as a wobbly or unstable toilet, water pooling around the toilet's base, damp or spongy flooring, persistent sewer odors, or mold growth, indicating a compromised seal between the toilet and the floor flange. These problems stem from improper installation, causing uneven compression, or from age and wear, allowing water and gases to leak. Addressing a failed wax ring is crucial to prevent extensive water damage and subfloor rot, often requiring a professional plumber for replacement. " My wobbly toilet broke the flange and caused more damage than just a toilet. YOUR WELCOME Long story longer.... I won't call anyone else.

Really happy -- fair price, and they honored their estimate even after a few months. Willy was…read morereally professional and did quick and effective work, explained the work really nicely.

Called Quick Action & they came out right away for an estimate, 3 other companies gave estimates as…read morewell. But, I've used them in the past & 1 other company but they came in on budget & were in & out in a bit over an hour. Thanks Quick Action