Champion Plumbing

Luke R.

Champion Plumbing helped us out with a backed up drain a few weeks ago. Our technician, Steven, really went the extra mile to get everything working again, and made sure it was done right. Can't say enough good things about them!

Jeffrey D.

dont let these people rob you cuz they will. they want 1000 dollarsv to replace a kitchen faucet.get more quotes

John D.

Charged 900 dollars for less than an hour of work and parts that were probably 40 dollars with no explanation on receipt of parts or labor cost. YEAH I KNOW I GOT SCREWED . I think the owners are are trying to compensate for an extremely lavish life style they have by ripping people off , might
Even be on drugs .If you complain about the price they'll just mask it by saying there basically doctors for your plumbing and should be compensated the same way , do your research.

Nancy H.

How do I put a negative number of stars on here? Don't EVER use Champion Plumbing!!!! I had a pinhole leak in my refrigerator water line on a Wednesday. I cleaned up the water -- which was nowhere near my hardwood flooring. Then I put the leaking line in a bucket to contain the water while I was at work. I came home after 5 hours and emptied the bucket. There was no water on the floor -- it was all in the bucket. Champion came out to fix it on Thursday morning. They replaced the line for $163. During the repair at some point, their plumber knicked the line from the refrigerator -- which burst wide open Saturday morning. There was 2"" of water in my kitchen. Today they tell me they're not repairing any of the water damage to my hardwood floors or the bedroom behind -- which wasn't even affected by the first leak. Their plumber who cut the water line has no culpability for sabotaging my water line in the first place or the resulting water damage that was caused by the second leak -- which was much more catastrophic. I have damage to my hardwood floor, my kitchen cabinets, the wall between the kitchen and bedroom and the carpet in that room.

Amie W.

We had a running toilet and needed the flush valve replaced. We were told by the Water Company that if we sent them a receipt from a plumber we could get reimbursed for the water bill. This plumber was here for literally 15 minutes and charged $500 for a simple flush valve job that we could've done ourselves. He charges more than a doctor! Will never work with them again.

Rod P.

We chose Champion due to some really high ratings on another site but it pays to read other sites for reviews because we did not get the value of their visit. Had a clogged toilet. That took them maybe 15-30 minutes to check. We knew that a cap off a Lysol lid fell in there as we flushed. Our efforts to remove with our own plumbing tools failed thus the call for a professional plumber. They used the same tool I used and came to the conclusion that the toilet had to be removed to check and unclog it and the possibility of it being damaged through the efforts of trying to unclog. A quote of $800 to replace the toilet was given plus a $200 bill for a 15-30 minutes of their time. I should have asked about their service fee in advance but was swayed by their high ratings. Anyway, we declined the toilet replacement. Reluctantly paid the $200. I removed the toilet myself, unclogged it, and replaced the seal, $4. Lessons learned to shop for services, ask about their service fee, and I learned to remove a toilet, unclog it and replace the seal. I'm sure they are a competent plumbing service technically but I got turned off by the service fee and unusually high quote to replace the toilet.

Forrest P.

i Live in Dallas & have a rental property in OKC. The water heater busted last week, and I was lucky to find Champion on the first call. They rushed out there & saved the day! I was nervous dealing with a new company remotely, but they had amazing communication & fair pricing. The guys need 5 stars all over the web. I'm happy to contribute to their Yelp page.

Donny L.

Extremely expense to to the point of unethical. Charged me $1300 for less than an hour of work and maybe $200 in parts. Wouldn't have accepted it if it hadn't been a gas leak. Find someone else. Tell everyone you know they will screw you over.

Rachel D.

The plumber came in to fix a broken hose bib, which the hole in the wall was already there. The job cost me 450.00 for literally 15 minutes of work. I found the bib online from $30.00-$50.00. I tried to call to get an itemized receipt but apparently they charge by job!! Not hour or parts. This could of been done by my husband over several days, but they knew that I needed it done. WILL NOT BE CALLING THEM AGAIN!!!

Dustin B.

During a recent cold streak I got a busted pipe, that's my fault I like the water hose plugged in. So I google plumbers and I click on champion plumbing and book a reservation with them they tell me will be there Monday between one and six, that's fine. I can do that. I never saw a plumber on Monday. He got lost or something trying to find my house, whatever it happens, so they say Tuesday at 9am, I'll be first. And I was. The guy was nice but informed me that he didn't fix pipes. What kind of plumber doesn't fix pipes? They thought I had a drain issue? I don't know, he blamed their dispatch software or something. So he called in for ANOTHER guy to come out. So after waited a few more hours (I think I'm total, I spent around 10 hours just waiting in them) for the guy to show up, I explained my problem, and with ZERO investigation the guy comes back to me with an absolutely absurd quote for fixing the pipe. I told him no, I know what plumbing usually cost, and you did nothing to even figure out the problem yet so how can you know how much it costs?? I'm good on that. It's at this point, I go and wrote a bad review on Google (which is now suspiciously missing, I might add) and within minutes I get a call from their office manager with whom I felt like we had a good conversation, came to an understanding, and the gist of what she tells me was ""we'll make this right, we'll get somebody out, let me call our service manager and we'll get back to you."" I waited a few more hours for the phone call that never ever came. Nobody got back to me, and not having water is an urgent issue. It's been out 3 days, I only want to get by until Monday. So naturally, I just called a different plumber. I called EdCo around 3:30, and the plumber they sent was done with my work by 5, and for a price that was half of what Champion wanted to charge me.

Moral of the story, unless you are a consumer who just loooves getting ****** over by a company that's willing to take advantage of people who don't have knowledge about plumbing or how much plumbing work should cost, don't call Champion. Call literally anybody else. If somebody says ""don't worry, I know a guy"" and it's like his friend who shows up in a rusty 1996 F-150 with mismatching rims, call them instead.