Spetz plumber Bill was awesome at work He diagnosed the…read moreproblem quickly and did a thorough job in fixing the leak Did cleanup after the fix and left the place spanking neat He explained the fix and gave a guarantee for a year too Very professional indeed!!

We found ourselves with a very corroded galvanized pipe that was slowly dripping. We contacted…read moreSpetz and had someone come out quickly to assess the issue and provide us with an estimate. We had them come out to fix it the very next day as they had an opening. They did excellent work and we will definitely use their services in the future!

Excellent service Very prompt…read moreJob well done Customer service is friendly and helpful

Had a fully clogged shower and a partially clogged sink that couldn't wait. Called two other…read moreplumbers first, but neither could come out for several days. This company managed to get someone out the same day I called. He explained where the blockages were before starting, and ran the water afterward to show both drains were clear.

I highly recommend My Plumber for your plumbing needs. Mike is a very knowledgeable and friendly…read moreguy. He assessed my plumbing leak and repaired it in short order at an extremely reasonable price. He was very responsive, thorough and trustworthy. I would not hesitate to call him again.

My Plumber is the best plumbing service around. Mike Joyce charges a very reasonable rate for his…read moreprofessional services. Probably why it's hard sometimes to get an appointment with him, but he's definitely worth the wait. His associate, Austin, was out here today to replace my kitchen faucet. Very nice guy, professional and got right to work. Another company I'd priced wanted to charge me twice as much. The guy came over, started looking around and tried to sell me other plumbing services! Complete waste of my time. I'm just sticking with My Plumber from now on. As a veteran, I think professional work done for a reasonable price is just a good business model.

Terrible customer service. I own a unit with an HOA. I submitted a work order through my HOA…read moreportal. My HOA asked them to help me with my issue. Loch Monster showed up for the work without even calling me and didn't follow up to re-schedule a time. (And they seemed surprised I wasn't home! On a work day!) They finally called to set up a time (1pm) but showed up at 10:30 a.m. (I wasn't home). (Again, they seemed surprised I wasn't home.) I left a VM for them at 1:20 - no response, ever. I waited for 40 minutes during my scheduled time - nothing.

Loch Monster came out and did a bathroom remodel for me, and also installed new spigot and updated…read moremy kitchen plumbing. I'm very happy with the pricing, responsiveness, and quality of work!

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.