Happy's Plumbing

Katty T.

Very ""happy"" with Happy's Plumbing. Had a home warranty called in and within three hours my new garbage disposal was installed. A shout to Leslie in the office for wonderful customer service, follow up, thank you..

Kelly N.

Happy's Plumbing helped with our kitchen remodel. For both visits (disconnect and then connect the water supply,) the plumber was on time, courteous, seemed thorough and efficient. He installed and explained my new touch-less faucet and answered all of my questions. He was hired by my contractor and the price was very competitive.

Helen L.

They were sent by my home warranty - while they responded immediately, They did not fix my toilet and kitchen sink garbage disposal
I finally had to hire someone else to do the job
Not recommended :(

Lisa A.

The folks at Happy's always do an excellent job! They show up on time, complete the work well, and charges are fair. We've used them multiple times at 2 different houses.

Lora K.

This is a company that the home warranty company contracts through so you already know the standard of service they provide. It's a minimum of one week out to get an appt to have anything even looked at. When we called about a leak in a sewer line the plumber came with no sewer scope. He checked around the toilet and said there was no leak. When we explained the issue was the line not the toilet he seemed genuinely confused. He went and sat in his truck for 30 mins then drove off. He wrote a report saying the toilet was not leaking and sent it to the home warranty company. This has caused a huge issue with our claim. This documentation has meant that I now have spent hours trying to reopen the claim for my sewer line.

I would HIGHLY recommend that if you aren't handcuffed by the home warranty company to pick a different plumbing company. One where they listen to you, have the correct equipment for the job, and don't document falsely. Do not use if you can avoid

Sandra R.

I love this plumber. I had a leak behind drywall. It was upstairs and very hard to find. It took 2 visits but they were very professional and easy to work with. Also replaced my garbage disposal. Reasonable prices. Home warranty servicer for a few plans. Great communication. Responsive!

Lee R.

So my mother's has homeserve warranty service. There was a leak in our basement, they recommended Happys but when they came out look at the leak, due to a rainy day they assume the water leak was from rainwater.

2 weeks later we still have a leak so we decided to get a second opinion from another company to test the system and see if there was a leak in 20 Minutes they found the leak at the main line coming in from the city.

Today I called happy 's and ask what type of testing was conducted, I was told that it was only a visual test because they dont have the machine for leakage testing. So the plumber just walked in collected the payment for a quick job. Very unprofessional, an inaccurate analysis for the work completed.

I wouldn't recommend them for leakage detection but they aren't fully to blame. the warranty company is partially to blame for not finding a contractor with the adequate equipment for such a task.

Monica R.

Happy Plumbing came out to take care of a leak under my kitchen sink.
The plumber did a great job. He was quick and efficient and very personable. I have had this company come out several times before and have always been pleased with the work. I highly recommend them.

Danny Z.

Fidelity National Home warranty sent out Happys Plumbing and the guys weren't so happy but they were technically proficient and were able to drain the pipes in the crawl space and solder up a coupe of leaking T fittings. they didn't want to deal with my sump since the motor ran when you lifted the float. (7 gallons of water in the hole didn't go anywhere when I tested it, but they claim it works so whatevs....if an old white guy is allowed to use such an outdated expression.)

shutting off the water created a lot of problems in plumbing systems, it stirs up a lot of sediment and breaks loose a lot of mineral deposits. easy to pull off aerators to clean screens to restore flow to sinks but at least one showerhead was destroyed when the fine sediments went past the screen and clogged half the fine openings. (and no I don't know how to backflush a showerhead.) $25 for a new showerhead.

SOLUTIONS?
before water gets turned on again, maybe pull off showerheads and flush line to clear before reinstalling

Deb T.

My home warranty company called these clowns out because I wanted a second opinion. They showed up an hour early but then sat in my driveway talking on their phones for 30 minutes. I do that sometimes too, work when I show up to an appointment early - but I park down the street so I don't bug my clients. When Joel made it to the door, he rang the bell and immediately followed that with a cop-knock. I answered and told him to pick one, both weren't necessary especially as they'd been if my driveway for half an hour.

He then went to the bathroom where the sink wasn't draining. He brought in a flashlight and a hair-removal plastic tool, literally nothing else. He was in the bathroom for less than 5 minutes. He then - without a word - went back out to the van. He and his driver (don't ask me) sat in the driveway another 20 minutes, and at 11 am - the scheduled appointment time - they fired it up and drove away - still without a word.

When I called their dispatch I was told Joel felt ""unsafe"" because we had closed the screen door he left wide open (so we could leave the main door open so he could get back in without having to knock again - which he would have seen, had he gotten out of the van).

I am not paying for this ""service"" call, and as a Realtor I'll certainly not be recommending them for any work, and if they get called in on anything I'll veto them.