I have been a customer of K&B plumbing for more than 15 years. Greg is extremely responsive to…read moreyour phone calls and knowledgeable in his field. He has gotten me out of several plumbing dilemmas I highly recommend him and K&B plumbing

The night before Christmas Eve, we came home from vacation to find our water heater broken and…read moreleaking in our basement. Gary from K&B was the only plumber (we tried several) who answered our call and walked us through some basic troubleshooting. I had my heart set on a high efficiency tankless replacement, and while Gary thought it was overkill and a bit silly, I really appreciated that he told me what he felt I should know (pricing, maintenance, and water pressure differences) and then let me make the decision. So many contractors try to tell you what you want, but Gary was accommodating and happy to do the work I asked for. He picked up the new heater as soon as the first local supplier re-opened, and had it installed and working by mid-afternoon the same day. The installation itself looks neat, orderly, and professional. I did not solicit quotes (this began as an emergency and I felt Gary had earned our business after helping us over the phone), but the price was reasonable and in line with what I've seen others report paying for similar work. He charged us exactly what we'd agreed upon in advance (no hidden/surprise fees). I'd recommend K&B to anyone in a bind or in need of a serious plumbing job.

Like most homeowners, we hate anything relating to a plumbing issue. For me especially - water and…read moreI just do not get along in a house. I've had various issues already, but this was one of the most annoying - my basement shower, elevated on a wooden frame and installed by the previous owner who did a shit DIY all around job, was a mess and as shoddy as an island shack. So when the shower started leaking at the base between the frame and the cement floor, I knew I was in trouble and that it would be a disastrous fix if it involved pulling out the frame. Well, step one was the research what the eff I was going to do. After some friendly advice from the all-knowing Google, I knew I probably needed to call a plumber (which I hate) and that it was going to cost mucho dinero (the exact reason I hate calling plumbers). I didn't want any surprises for the plumbers I reached out to for estimates due to the possibility of tearing up the wooden base, so I was quite frank in my mass emails I sent out describing my issue. Boy, were the responses fun, and included but were not limited to: -We don't have time for this type of job. Ever. -We're fully booked until a month later, can you wait? -Yeah, we're going to need to come by in order to do an estimate. That'll cost you $150. -No response. (probably laughing at why anyone would waste their time with an annoying job like this) No, eff you all. Luckily for me, Bill answered within a day, and said he'd check out the issue. Bill was great - personable, reasonable and professional. I couldn't have asked for anyone better. He went into the issue understanding my concern, and attempted to fix the leak without getting to the base. Unfortunately, due to the previous scumbag and his wholesome fail at DIY at using glue like some maniacal second grader, Bill was unable to pry the drain out from the top. So I gave him a miserable nod, allowing him to start the process of tearing up the frame. The more wooden planks he tore from both the base and the side frame, the heavier my heart, as I could see Bill was not expecting the layers upon layers of wood blocking his way to the drain and pipe. At one point, he stopped, stating there was a plank he wouldn't be able to get out unless he tore up the whole shower. You could imagine the $$$$ rolling through my mind at that point - my field of vision was literally green, and then a sickening blood red. But Bill, and I have to hand it to him, thought for about a minute when he saw my face, and said he may have another creative idea. Thirty minutes later, and with a large hole slightly larger than a basketball in the wood, Bill had managed to fix the leak (which was caused by the previous owner not tightening the plastic cap underneath the drain. Have I made my point about the incompetency of the previous owner yet?). Despite having a large hole at the most inner wooden base, I was ecstatic, as Bill was able to get underneath the shower with minimal damage. And the cost? Slightly over $200 for over an hours+ work of worth, which includes the help of an apprentice he had observing and getting tools from their truck. This may be a bit expensive as this prices in labor only (no parts or supplies were needed), but due to the complexity and woodwork involved, I'm happy with the net result. Bill will definitely be my go-to guy for my future plumbing needs! Thanks Bill!

We needed to replace hot water heater. William and Scott provided an immediate support. They found…read morethat the old heater is broken, brought and installed the new one. All of it occurred in nearly real time. We called on Sunday afternoon and problem was resolved in less than a day. Many thanks. Mikhail Salganik

thanks a lot to alborz corp_they came in short notice and swrviced and fixed my ac with resonable…read moreprice, thanks sadegh/sam you have a lot of knowledge ,recomnaded tgia small business to everyone and im so lucky in this hot weather

Mike replaced a water heater, which was still under warranty. I wanted a higher capacity heater,…read moreand he graciously offered to make some calls regarding the possibility of switching to a 50 gallon from a 40 gallon. I was still having issues with hot water and he came back to investigate and switched out the faucets in my bathtub. This made a huge difference in the amount of water that was actually coming out of the shower head. I highly recommend Mike.

After working with many contractors over the years, I can confidently say that Jim stands out. He…read moreis incredibly professional and a true expert in his field. What I appreciate most is his honesty and reliability. He always answers the phone and provides clear, honest advice, and when he needs to come out for a visit, he quickly sets up an appointment and is always on time. It's been a pleasure to work with him for many years.

I called Jame's answering service a little past 9am. He was at my house at 10:30 snake in hand…read moreready to tackle our drain. Not only was he an over all "nice guy" he handled all the questions I had about how clogs happen, how the snake works... and so on. He charged a very reasonable fee THREE TIMES CHEAPER than Roto... and to be honest, the guy from Roto was a jerk. I would call James in a heartbeat for any small plumbing need (he has only done a small plumbing job for me) He is honest, reasonably priced and what I call "good people"

If you are looking for a good plumbing and HVAC company.. seriously look no further! Chris and his…read moreteam are quick, reliable and extremely fair in their service and pricing.. and trust me I am a very tough critic! Chris is very thorough in explaining the work being done and educating you on the process and product so you can make the right choice for your home or business. Riley Plumbing & HVAC just installed a new heat pump system in our home (which we love!). We also lost heat on one of the coldest days of the year, we called Riley Plumbing and they were here within an hour to help us get it up and running. Pick up the phone and call if you need a quality plumber- you will not be disappointed!

I'd trust John to do any plumbing and heating work in my home. He's a genuine and experienced…read moreprofessional. My gas water heater was nearing its end, so I got estimates to replace from multiple plumbers in the area. John came for an in-person visit and no cost to inspect my system and clearly communicated his plan. John's price was on the lower end, and he had the best plan of service - some plumbers wanted to reuse certain parts or install a lower-quality heater for the same or much higher price. John installed the water heater, corrected exhaust pipe that was no longer to code, and installed an expansion tank within the expected time frame. His work appears very clean and professional. No leaks or any other issues at all. I'll call him first for any future plumbing or heating needs.

My wife and I just recently had the pleasure of working with John to put in our first gas fireplace…read moreinsert into our home in Arlington. His knowledge that he brought to the table as well as his confidence in making sure that he not only got the job done but to your standards spoke to his professionalism. And overall work ethic in general. We really appreciated his expertise and will be recommending him to friends and family.

Thought Sal didn't do any plumbing, you almost thought he did. We were waiting to call back from…read moreOn-course Home Care Solutions where are home warranty is on the issue of water dripping and no hot water. During the time they didn't get back to us(they finally did later) Sal walked me thru the issue and possible steps he would take if On-course didn't come thru, If this is how he works with no work order request, imagine what its like if hes on the job doing it,.

I highly recommend Sal Currao plumbing and heating. Good customer service fast work very personal…read moreman.

I live in a 2 condo building and both of us decided to upgrade our gas boilers to high efficiency…read morecombination units and we got 4 quotes. Rick's was the lowest (everyone quoted the same unit) and he also did a great job explaining what he was going to do, working with us to figure out how to configure the tight area we were working with. Installation went smoothly and he provided us with the rebate paperwork that we needed to get a good chunk of money back. Both of us at different times had different questions for him and he patiently swung by to answer and tweak the settings for our hot water. I appreciate that he didn't disappear once the install was done. Overall, nothing but good things to say. Price was right, service was great and he stands behind his work. Highly recommend.

This firm came to my home to repair leak in tub drain. This repair appears to have been done…read morecorrectly. The repairs to the Symmons Shower control was not done correctly. They made 3 visits to my home and on last visit, said all repairs done! This week, shower handle hard to open and hard to shutoff. Their work is not great! I paid them over $700 dollars and emailed him that same issue is not fixed. No response! When I hire serviceman , I expect issue to be fixed!