Baker Brothers Plumbing, Air & Electric

I thought this was high. Gave bid first and I accepted. Very nice guys.

They installed the new water heater as requested. Brought it up to today's codes. Professional.

Its working fine now. So far everything is working well.

They are good. They're on time. They're clean and careful; they don't mess up things.

I did not let them do the job, Way to expensive for the job. I have another contractor fixing a pipe in the pool and they are charging half of what this company is charging, and the are working thru concrete. I WILL NEVER USE THEM AGAIN. After a I told him that we would not do the job then he asked be what would I be willing to pay!!! And starts to tell me that he can do it for $650?..

They have relocated plumbing for a laundry room remodel and have helped us repair an under slab leak.

Very professional, timely. Will use again and recommend.

Everything went extremely well! They were actually recommended by another plumbing company I called first but they could not schedule me in. The water heater expired in the morning and I began calling for an available plumber. Baker Brothers was able to come to our home around noon. The two men who arrived were very knowledgeable and professional in their work. They were able to remove the old water tank with the water to the house being off only a brief period of time. The new one was an excellent model which I believe they carry exclusively. This meant they had extremely good knowledge of how it performs. They reviewed the work they had done with me. They explained the warranty as well as the best methods I could use to maintain the new water heater and get the longest life from it. They also told me there would be a city inspector coming out to review their work which he did and gave it high marks. I signed up for an annual service checkup with Baker Brothers for plumbing which they have already performed. I will definitely call on Baker Brothers for all my plumbing needs and emergencies.

Third time using Baker Brothers and will use them again. Water was pooling in my yard. Baker Brothers came out and determined the leak was under the house. Steve came out and worked all day locating the leak, accessing the pipes and repairing the leak. Between Steve's skill and good fortune Steve had to bust only one hole in the concrete in order to repair the leak. He did an outstanding job.

The connections were made beautifully, but the plumber used a white caulk on dark brown counter tops. Not only was the sealant ugly, but did not form a water-tight seal. I insisted that the plumber use a clear sealant I had purchased. He used it around the sink and stovetop, but not in the drain or pipes. Two months later, the faucet had to be tightened. No charge. I am beginning to see that the sealant in the drain is dissolving when water is left in the sink for an extended time.

They responded promptly and completed work in a timely manner and at lower fee than quoted. The technician was very helpful and would use them again. Great experience!

Arrived on time. Addressed the problem and offered a couple of solutions. I opted to replace the pop up. The technician was neat with his work which is very important to me.

very professional. they have to evaulate job then give you a price and you have to sign work order for work to proceed. I would use them again because they will come out quickly but a bit pricey in my opinion

We have a gas fireplace and the pilot light went out. We know how to light a pilot light but we couldn't get the glass front off. It was a house that was new to us. We hadn't worked with it before and apparently in Texas, you have to call a plumber to light your pilot light. That was new to us. They gave us a quote of $39 and told us that if he needed to charge us anymore, then he would tell us before he did the work. He really had trouble getting the glass off and my husband helped him. My husband pretty much told him what to do. It didn't seem like he lit pilot lights but he said that in Texas that is what they have to do. It took him a long time. He was here for 30-45 minutes. When he handed us the bill, it was for $268. We told him that we were not paying that amount and he said he would charge us $139. My husband said no that we were told it would be $39 or he would give us a quote before the work was done. He said okay and it would be $39.

Had service call due to my water heater pilot light would not stay lit. The technichian could not get it lit either. He then spent a lot of time telling me how old my unit was, how I purcharsed the worst possible unit and that I needed to spend around $4000 and just let him put in a good unit. He told me I was wrong when I told him the unit wasnt that old. After he left and I refused his services, I called the Whirlpool warranty line because it should still be covered. She walked me through resetting my unit and it is still fine over a year later. Everyone remember to vacuum the dust out of the water heater closet, it will stop you from having to deal with people like the technichian who came to my home. I called his supervisor to complain and she said she would look into it, Never heard back from them, but they sure cashed my check.

Service provider was prompt, arrived when scheduled. Quickly diagnosed the problem but seemed reluctant to drive across town for the part needed to complete the repair. We had company coming into town that day so we needed the guest bathroom shower available. He completed the work in a professional manner. I have used Baker Brothers in the past and probably will use them again in the future. While their prices are a bit high, they are always prompt and do a good job.

Tech was professional in manner and explanation. No loss or unnecessary talk or time. Seemed sufficient for all any future jobs we may incur. We had tried 3 other plumbers previously and feel we will stick with this company.

I had priced around and pricing varied, but they offered a fixed rate for up to 8 hours. They were who my insurance ocmpany used when I had 2 slab leaks a couple years ago. At that time I also had them do the repairs (which is a separate service and fee). They are not the low cost provider, but they are dependable and I trust them. Wore plastic shoe covers anytime they entered the house, ran tarp all through the house so nothing was tracked in or out, and even went above and beyond to try to get one of my non-working pressure assisted commodes working. I feel I got what I wanted and needed. Plumbing tends to be pricey and I knew this would be no different, but at least I trust that what is said needs to be done, is what needs to be done.

I am unbelievably disappointed. The plumber cleared out the drain line and left a huge mess in my bathroom. He also sold my unsuspecting wife a "special" chemical for "keeping the lines clear" for $50. He also tried to charge me an additional $250 for the stem for the drain stop. He said I could go to home depot if I didn't like the price. Needless to say this was an awful experience and I will never use them again.

It went really well. I really like them. They are a little bit more expensive, but it is worth it.

showed up on time, were professional and honest.

In all, both visits took less than 4 hours. I called Baker Bros. first thing in the morning, and they were able to send a plumber right away after I explained the situation (flash flood in my living room, water running down the wall in the utility room, which I thought was due to a burst pipe). The gentleman, David, called when he was on his way, was very nice and professional, answered all of my questions, and showed me how to turn my water on and off so next time I won't have to call the city to do it. The a/c guy, Robert, was also very nice and professional. He also explained everything clearly, took the time to show me what was wrong and explained how he was fixing it, showed me the location of the a/c drain and told me how to keep it clean so it won't back up again.

The appointment was scheduled for between 8 and 9. At 9:20 the office called to apologize and say that the assigned tech had called in sick, but they could have a substitute there within half an hour. This can happen, but I would have appreciated an earlier call. When the replacement plumber came he was very courteous and listen while I explained what I wanted. I have one section in the corner of my shower were the grout is always moldy and I was concerned about an interior water leak. In addition, because the faucet had been dripping, I wanted a new one installed and had already purchased the replacement faucet. The plumber explained that he would need to cut into the dry wall in the adjoining closet to see if there was an leak or water damage. This was fine and certainly easier than removing the tile. I did receive a written estimate before he began the work. However, did not say that I would be responsible for then repairing the dry wall, which I discovered only after he left. To be fair, this was written on the estimate, but it would have been nice to have had it mentioned as well. Luckily there was no leak inside the wall and the new faucets were installed and are working. He did suggest a possible solution for the moldy grout which involves removing the old grout and replacing it with DAP.. He was worked about two - three hours. The price was somewhat higher than I anticipated, but overall I'm satisfied with the work and would probably use them again.

They were prompt, professional and explained what they would be doing and what they were looking for. The repair was quick but they were very thorough.

Got a recommendation to use their services. Apparently the phone numbers on Angie's List are not working. Had to go into their website and call the number there (I hope it is the same company though). I am a property owner and my tenant called and asked for a plumber service for what seems to be a problem with the hot water in the bathtub. Bakers wanted me to fill in a form with my credit card info and other details otherwise they will not come to the house. Unfortunately, I am not providing any contractor with credit card information over email/fax before they even came to the house to look at the problem and tell me they can fix it (or not). I've worked with many contractors and that is the first time ever I have heard of such a practice. This seems to me like a beginning of a nice scam to get you to pay for some service fees even if the job is not performed. Sorry! I will look elsewhere.