Five Star Home Services LLC is great. I have been using this company for over 2 years now for…read moreplumping, HVAC, and electricial services and I have had no problems! All of their services workers have been great.

Lately I have used 5 different Plumbing companies. Three were good and two that promised quick…read moreservice were not. I have learned to always get more than one quote. The job was to replace a broken pipe between the well and the house. It involved cutting up the concrete patio. They also replaced the little galvanized plumbing we had left and put in a new pressure tank. What I particularly liked about Five Star was the quality of work and that fact that they had a person, Jacob, that followed up and made sure that work progressed and was done to my satisfaction. I view that as a good quality control. I also liked the fact that they were the lowest cost by far. Would recommend that to any friends.

The Roto Rooter Plumbers have always been professional and arrived on time. However, about a year…read moreago we had them install two water valves in our upstairs bathroom sink, right after they were installed I started hearing drips of water in our upstairs bedroom, so I called them back a month later. They said there was no leak because they didn't see water. Also, they broke the plastic handle to the main water shut off in the house. I realize things happen. I just worry about the structural integrity to my upstairs bedrooms and bathroom as well as being unable to shut off the water at the water main inside my house. Joe G at Featherston in Miamisburg. Thanks in advance for reading.

I had them come out 3 times to unclog the same sewage pipe in my basement. The bill was $399 for…read morethe first visit. The second and third visit was free since it was under warranty. On the third visit, they gave me a proposal for $8800 to "fix a bellied pipe" in my basement floor. They said this was necessary to fix the problem. They then requested an additional $606 for me to view the video they supposedly took at the previous visit to unclog the pipe and show the bellied pipe. I had a licensed plumber give me a second opinion which included a live onsite camera video of all my pipes, and I watched while it was being done. It turned out that the "belied pipe" was nonexistent. The plumber stated that Roto Rooter had broken the flap on my backflow prevention unit but had not disclosed this to me. I will NEVER use Roto Rooter again. Be warned.

Zachary was great, on time - showed up, solved the problem rickey-tick. Toilet leak that had me…read morestumped was solved. Cant ask for any better plumbing service - highly recommend. Did not charge full price, so outstanding value.

Professional in all ways. Arrived on time and completed repair quickly. Price well below other…read morequote. Would recommend to anyone needing plumbing service.

Absolutely wonderful work, their prices seemed reasonable to me. I will continue to have them…read moreinspect my furnace and a/c. i would highly recommend these guys

They responded very quickly offering a time to come by for a free consultation, I value businesses…read morewho respond quickly, I was certain we needed a new A/C as this was a 30 year old condo needing to be checked. Thank you Bulldog for reaching out to me by way of text, my husband wanted to wait. We appreciate your patience, time and presence in Vandalia, OH.

I called to make a next day apt as our kitchen disposal was clogged with potatoes. Trevor shows up…read moresmelling like he'd just fallen in dog waste, covered his clothing but was dried up. he did put on booties. after about 40 minutes of trying to unclog it he made a phone call came back to me and said it would need to be hydro-jetted estimated cost of $1,000. I told him no thanks, he didnt charge me so that was good. I called Korrect plumbing, 2 nicely dressed, clean gentleman showed up and after about 1 1/2 hours of snaking our drain was unclogged, charged me $450. call Korrect they are professional, hard working and honest.

WARNING: They threatened to "put a lien on the house" when I questioned their pricing…read more I'm 45 years old, have lived in three 100-year-old homes, and have never before left a negative review for a contractor. I hired Honey Go Fix It to reseat a toilet. I chose them because of their 4.9 Google rating and promise of a free estimate. When the plumber arrived, I approved and signed an estimate on a small phone screen. I trusted what he was telling me and was not shown the actual dollar amount displayed clearly on the screen before signing. The technician completed the work in less than 20 minutes and then showed me a bill for $481.65. I was stunned. A wax ring costs about $10 and no other materials were needed. The price was astronomical for the work performed. The verbal quote was mumbled and unclear. When I saw $481.65 on the final bill, I genuinely thought there was a mistake. I declined to pay immediately and called the office to resolve it. Here's where it really went wrong. I spoke to Kassandra, the President of the company, to discuss the situation. Within the first two minutes, before I could even fully explain what happened, she threatened to file a lien on my house if I didn't pay immediately. I offered to pay $300 to resolve it amicably. That's still $900/hour for 20 minutes of work with a $10 part. Kassandra refused via email, claiming their responsibility is to "maintain fair and consistent pricing," while simultaneously admitting that they are "adding extra clarity steps during the estimate approval process to help prevent future misunderstandings." Consistent pricing? Maybe. Fair? Absolutely not. The owner acknowledged in writing that their current process causes confusion. Yet, she still demanded full payment and threatened our property rights. Being immediately threatened with a lien on our house for simply asking questions destroyed any chance of restoring trust in her company. I paid the invoice to avoid the hassle of a lien, but I'm leaving this review so others can protect themselves. If you use this company: 1. Get the total dollar amount in writing, on paper, in large readable text, before you sign anything. 2. Research what competing plumbers charge for the same work. 3. If you can't clearly see the price or feel rushed or pressured, do not sign. This company has lost my business and recommendation. I hope this review helps you make an informed choice.