Marv's Plumbing & Heating

Christopher D.

I fully understand a weekend service call out charge... fine. But when the actual issue took all of 12 seconds to fix on the furnace why not chalk up some good customer service and say something like ""took me 2 mins to fix no big deal, I'll just charge you the call out fee"". Not charge another 100 dollars for something that took almost zero time to fix. That's how you get repeat customers. Thanks for the wasted 100 bucks though... much appreciated. Pretty sure it doesn't cost 100 bucks to remove one screw and wipe off a sensor. Stay classy.

Patrick C.

The technician from Marv's plumbing and heating failed to diagnose my furnace problem and left us without heat on a bitterly cold night. He claimed that I needed a new furnace and gave me exorbitant estimates to replace the parts he claimed were broken and tried to sell me a new furnace. The defective parts he claimed needed replaced did not need to be replaced. The other heating contractor (Mr. B's)I called the next day spent five minutes and figured out that a tube was clogged with bugs and had my furnace working with no replacement parts. I feel like Marv's Plumbing and Heating tried to scam me into buying a new furnace that I did not need. I will never call them again for work.

Robert S.

If you want to wait and be overcharged you'll love Marv's. We've used them in the past to replace a hot water heater. They came out and looked at it and we decided to replace it. We schedule it and they show up as scheduled without the hot water heater, so they leave for another hour to get it??? The last call was another hot water heater at a rental but they're booked for the week and can look at it 5 days later on Saturday, sorry.

Bryan B.

We had a collapsed sewer pipe in our front yard that was found during a home inspection. We were reluctant to go with Marv's due to so many negative reviews, but they did an awesome job. The excavation crew (Cody, Corey, and Cole) were outstanding! The job took a bit longer due to a screw-up that was in no way the fault of the crew, but we are still extremely pleased with those guys and their work ethic. Thanks!

Jim S.

My furnace wouldn't fire on the Friday of Xmas week-end. I called Marv's Plumbing for a service call, they showed up promptly, and spent 2.5 hrs screwing up the wiring and frying 2 transformers. I was told the furnace was too old to be repaired and that I would have to get a new one...(they could finance). Then they left us in the cold. After running to Walmart to buy 2 space heaters to try and stay warm over the very cold Xmas holiday, I called Martinez Plumbing.
Eloy showed up first, and began the repairs but had other calls to go on. Then Lloyd came by to finish the work. By 5:30 my furnace was running fine. He had to re-wire everything Marv's loused up, and our furnace has been running fine since then.
This review is not only a big Kudos to Lloyd and Martinez, but a big shout to avoid Marv's at all costs. Marv's charged me over $250 to shaft me, and Martinez was only slightly more to actually fix what Marv's did. I expect to wind up in court now because Marv's wants to be paid. Unless the court makes me, I will not pay them

Ron Q.

Will not call Marv's again. We spent $500 on furnace repairs and furnace still did not work when proper connections were made. After several calls for updates to see what was going on (with no response) I told Marv""s to forget about doing any more work for us.

Ed H.

Marv's plumbing replaced my outside anti-freeze water faucet. Jeremy Bradford was the service tech and he did an excellent job. He found where the water pipe was located in the wall, cut out the sheet rock & soldered the pipe. Tested for leaks & installed an access vent over the hole where the wall was cut out. I would highly recommend Marv's plumbing for your plumbing needs. Very good job.
Ed Hollingsworth

A M.

My experience was they oversold and overpriced.
We are selling our home and the buyer selected Marv's Plumbing and Heating to do the plumbing and heating inspection. Marv's inspection recommended that the furnace be replaced and suggested at 96% single stage high energy unit at a whopping $4,200! Shocked by the price I called two companies that specialize in furnaces. I told them we are selling our home and gave them the necessary details and asked for the recommendation for a furnace. Both said it was a no brainer in this situation - a 80% high energy single stage furnace at a estimated price of $2,100- $2,500!! The reason a 96% unit isn't necessary is - by upgrading and spending the additional money its the future homeowner that will reap the benefit in 6-7 years of lower heating bills. But note, their costs for a 96% unit. installed was $3,200.

I recommend: Advanced Air Systems or The Furnace Shop.

Shelli S.

These guys will rip you off. They tell everyone that they need new sewer lines at the cost of up to $10,000. Had a friend call another service to get a second opinion and that service was able to fix their issue for a simple $200. They will rip you off.

Dan G.

Hold on to your receipts. I had my sprinklers blown out by Marv's plumbing on 10/17/16, received and paid the bill on 10/27/16. I just got a bill in the mail on 1/13/17 for the same job with a finance charge of $2.30 because it's past due! and apparently I overpaid to boot $80.00!!!