We had a sewer backup and Cooley's responded quickly. From the friendly receptionist to the…read moreknowledgeable technicians, we were extremely pleased. I'd call them again in a heartbeat.

Fantastic Company!!!! I can't say enough about the costumer service. The receptionist is always…read moresuper pleasant to talk to. The two young men that came to crush the septic at my demo property could not have been more professional. They were prompt, polite and extremely knowledgeful. I would recommend Cooley's for any of the many services they offer. I know I'll be utilizing them for my roll off dumpster needs on my demo project.

Great team of proffesionals, I have an older home and they…read moreknow old stuff and how to make it work with new stuff! On time to all appointments (I have used them twice) .Very easy to work with and they deliver affordable high quality service everytime. I would trust them with a key to my home. Thanks All Stars!

RUN, DON'T WALK! LANDLORDS, TENANTS, and HOMEOWNERS BEWARE! I will NEVER recommend All Star…read morePlumbing based on my experience. I paid for what was represented and billed as a **new** water heater installation. Unfortunately, the project was mishandled from beginning to end. According to All Star Plumbing's own invoice, the old water heater was removed and the job was completed on June 26, 2025. That wasn't true. A city inspection on July 3 documented that the work was **not complete** and still required final inspection. Then, another city inspection on September 4 found that the **old water heater was still sitting in the basement**, proving it had never been removed despite me already being billed for completed work. It took me contacting the property manager (EPM Iowa, LLC - would also NOT RECOMMEND!) pushing for action before All Star finally returned to finish what I had already paid for. To make matters worse, the "new" water heater was installed with significant physical damage, including a large dent in the tank and damage around the base (tried deflecting that this is just a cosmetic issue). During a later inspection, city inspectors also observed melted vent rings, raising concerns about the venting installation. They had the audacity to suggest that another contractor or tenant caused the damage. Only after I complained months later was I told the technician "forgot" to schedule the return trip because of conditions in the basement. If that was true, why did the invoice state the old water heater had already been removed and the job completed? Why didn't they communicate that from the get go? The basement conditions were ok to install, but not ok enough to remove old water heater. Why was payment requested in full then? The company has repeatedly pointed out that the water heater passed inspection. Passing inspection does **not** change the fact that: * I was billed for work that wasn't actually completed. * A damaged water heater was installed instead of an undamaged new unit. * The timeline and explanations have only been given after the problems were discovered. As a property owner, I expect honesty, quality workmanship, and accurate billing. Instead, I received incomplete work, a damaged product, and months of excuses. I WILL NEVER recommend All Star Plumbing based on my experience. If you're a landlord, tenant or homeowner, I strongly recommend documenting everything, requesting photographs before and after the work, and independently verifying that the work has actually been completed before paying the invoice. You be the judge - They are so proud of their work. The water heater condition is indicative of the entire unit having been compromised - dropped and installed incorrectly. A massive dent, valve bent, and melted rings. They refused to replace. See Facebook for additional pics