JOHN D HUCK 3RD GENERATION PLUMBING

This is the best plumber around. Fair, honest and talented.

unclog kitchen sunk &replace a new Disposer insinkerator 333.

Roto Rooter tried to clear the line, failed and gave us a quote to replace the lines. Huck came and cleared the line and it has stayed clear for over a year! Would definitely hire them again.

Went very well. John Huck figured he could clear the line the other company said was plugged too badly, and he sent his man Peter who came with a large snaking device. Peter cleared the line, making it unnecessary to replace it. I spent $288 instead of $4500!

John Hauch's technician came out with a snake and blades that cleared the lines in no time. They've stayed cleared for over a year now.

Excellent! Quick appointment and one day service!

In all cases we were very satisfied with using a local plumber that was recommended by our neighbor when we moved into our current residence... If we had a problem or question, we always received a prompt and courteous response to correct any issues... We would highly recommend this plumbing service for any in our area or any surrounding.

They are always extremely professional. They take the time to explain what they are doing and always do a great job. They are also very affordable.

The gentleman that is sent out a 100% of the time is a gentleman that works for this company he knows me he know what he is doing he has never had to come back twice to work on project he has done.

They were nearly two thirds of the price of the three other quotes I had for the job. They were also friendlier than the other people I  I met. I had used a different plumber for another rental property I own in the past, but they were too busy so I decided to give Huck a try, and I'm so glad I did! They went above and beyond, even putting new caulking in some of the areas they worked on. It really made such a difference when they were finished! I recommend them to all my friends who buy houses in the area. You can't go wrong with them.

Call service provided three times and left two messages, but never received a call back. Disappointed as I own a 100 year old house and need some one to do work through out the year and felt based on other reviews they would be highly skilled.

Just an awesome job. Work required was intricate and required signficant removal of walls ,ceilings and tile. Damaged was minimized and was left in a condition that would support a more streamlined repair. Left john huck and staff with key to home. Cared for home as if it was theirs.

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The service was excellent. It was a big job on a house reno project, so it was spread out over time. Everything happened in a timely manner and they communicated well with me throughout the project.

I have been using Huck Plumbing for years and Peter has been my plumber for all the work. He is always punctual and courteous. I had a plumber for many years previously whom I called the and quot;toilet whispererand quot; as he would audibly talk himself through each plumbing puzzle of my old house. He was incredible! Since he retired, Peter has been the closest one to him in expertise and the way he reasons out the problem. He just doesn't talk to the appliance! However, he does explain all the options to me and truly is thorough. I had three clogged downspouts which were causing back up and water damage to my interior walls. Peter cleared two on one day and then came out again when we discovered a third was clogged on another side of the house. He was very honest initially that he might not be able to clear the sewer line but would do his best--and he did. He has repaired several things for me in the house over time--leaks, garbage disposal, back up in the sewer, toilet, etc. and he leaves the area clean afterwards.

New tank was delivered and installed

I called in the early afternoon and asked for Pete and he came in that afternoon. Very nice man, OFFERED ME A DISCOUNT OF $15.00 EVEN BEFORE HE LOOKED AT MY DRAIN. And very clean with the job. It was hard snaking but he did it!! He then adjusted my drain doohicky that opens and closed the drain so that I could remove the stopper if I need to. Then he cleaned up showed me the bill. I was expecting to get really hurt in the pocketbook but it was very reasonable.
His card is now in my file and I will definitely call them again.

First time customer due to illness of previous plumber. Work was done as requested. The plumber showed up when he said he would, all work was explained and completed in a timely fashion. I was given a referral to a contractor for the sanitary sewer line who I found to be acceptable and plan to have him do the work. The shut off valve was replaced with an easy to operate valve is a short amount of time. I will use them again.

I was referred to them both by a relative and their rating on Angie's List. They were very thorough and did a fantastic job. It took a little bit for them to return my initial call but I would definitely use them again. Very courteous and easy to work with. Thank you!!!

He showed up right on time. Was courteous, kind and worked tirelessly. I followed him around and asked lots of questions. All of which he answered.

I chose John D Huck Plumbing based on the reviews on the Angie's list. The reviews are right; they are so good. Mike was here in my house for fixing. He was very nice, friendly, professional, and honest. He quickily found the problems. He was always moving and working so fast, which saved me his hourly wage a lot. He also gave me tips and hints to maintain the drains, like and quot;plumbing 101and quot;. He gave me $15 cupon too. I am very happy and satisfied.

The repairman came at the time he said he would be there, he had all the necessary tools, installed the faucet and shimed and caulked the toilet finished the work, cleaned up.

Since I have a small bathroom in the basement below the tub, I've always figured that the tub's drain trap was located right above it. The problem was that the small bathroom has a plasterboard ceiling, so i thought it would need to be opened up to get to any of the plumbing. I also thought the slow drain might be due to the people that put up that ceiling pushing the drain pipes up a bit in order to get the ceiling up to the rafters, thus causing the water not to have enough pitch to drain properly. Well after a few minutes of Pete looking over the layout of the small bathroom, he asked me what was in a small area of the ceiling that jetted out just outside of the bathroom door in the main part of my finished area of the basement. I told him i had no idea since i had never thought to look inside it before. He then pulled down the bottom board that was only held there by a few very small nails, and voila, there was the upstairs tub's drain trap. So that was great that we didn't have to put any holes into the ceiling of the small bathroom! Now the work began....first Pete had to get the plug out of the drain, which was a chore in itself as the plug had probably been in there for 20 years. After attempting to just loosen it with a wrench, which didn't work because it was so tight, he torched it, and then worked it loose with a wrench and a hammer. Once he got the plug out, he looked into the drain with a flashlight and saw that there was something stuck in the side of the drain that went to the main outbound pipe. He used some tools to try to pry whatever it was out of there, but was only able to get a few pieces of things out. One of the pieces was metallic, so maybe that was from the tub surround guy dropping something down the drain when he was replacing it in the tub. The other pieces though were made of plastic, and were so dirty like they had been in there for a long time, so we couldn't tell what they were. After a while of trying to pry the plastic out, he thought of melting it enough until it would pull out easily, so he torched the plastic for a little bit and after a bit of effort pulling on it with pliers, he finally got it out. He used his flashlight to make sure there wasn't anything else in the trap, then got out his motorized snake and ran it through the pipes until it reached the main toilet pipe. Then we filled the tub with hot water, turned on the shower, and removed the plug to see if it would drain with a full tub, and water still going in from the shower. It drained like a champ! I've never seen that tub drain so well. I was VERY happy!! It's so nice to step out of the shower now and not have at least an inch and a half of water still sitting in the bottom of the tub for the next hour or two. Had I known Pete and John Huck Plumbing years ago, I would have had this done then. Pete is VERY good and is very smart about his job. Oh, and he is very conscious of people's property as well. Before he started anything, he laid down a large tarp on the floor, then put newspaper over that, and also put a tarp up over the wall right behind the trap hanging down to the floor so as not to get the gunk that came out of the trap and pipes all over the wall and floor. I'm not sure too many others would have gone to that extent to make sure not to mess up my room. Also, he was thinking ahead...instead of re-nailing the board back up to the ceiling, he put in a few phillip head screws so that the next time it needed taking down, it wouldn't need to be and quot;pulledand quot; down. Thanks Pete!!

1st they removed the old flooring and put on new. Then, they gutted the shower area: removed tile and old wallboard and replaced with new waterproof wallboard. They removed the wallpaper and painted with primer. New electric (GFI) was installed. They placed new tile on flower and lastly, they tiled the tub area walls TO PERFECTION!