Sinacori Plumbing

Raul G.

Sinacori Plumbing is honest, prompt, knowledgeable and proficient. All of this comes with reasonable costs. It doesn't get much better than that. I have used them and recommend them.

Kristina L.

I gave Sinacori a review back in 2012 and now, following a significant issue in our plumbing that required them to dig up our front lawn and replace pipes, I will never use a different plumbing company. Work was done in a timely manner and costs were reasonable. I've also had to use them for my Dad, who owns a mobile home nearby and they were very prompt and reliable for him, as well. Charlie, in particular, is really friendly, helpful and knows his stuff. .. He is also great around kids. When you're managing a 4 and 7 year old with major plumbing work to be had, it's so helpful when the staff are warm and friendly with them. I highly, highly recommend Sinacori.

Kat F.

Absolutely great service. They were able to come to our rental property the same day and had a new water heater installed within 24 hours. The tenants were very pleased with the quality of work as well as punctuality and friendliness. Great at communicating and returning phone calls! Will use this company again for any future plumbing issues.

Adrian M.

I had main line stoppage at my house, toilet flooding, water everywhere. Called this company and within the hour they were at my house fixing the issue. They were honest and upfront about costs, time and problem. One hour later, the issue was fixed and it's been working great ever since. Recommend this company to anyone, they are courteous, professional and honest. Best plumbing company ever!

Larry F.

Great plumbers. They came out on time and fixed our kitchen faucet at an affordable price. Charlie was very nice and professional. I will use them again for any plumbing needs and recommend them to others.

Tom R.

I don't normally write reviews on companies but felt I should on Sinacori Plumbing. A couple of nights ago I went into my lower bathroom and found quite a bit of water on the carpet next to the wall and toilet. I explored and thought I heard dripping in my wall. I called Sinacori Plumbing at 9:00 at night and hoped I would get a call back from them soon. 5 minutes after I called, Chuck called me back and promised to be out at 9:00-9:30am the next morning. They showed up on time and went to work. He and his son Charlie took a section of wall out to explore where I had heard dripping. Long story short....Chuck found nothing in the wall but found a bad toilet. I had them replace the toilet and then they repaired the wall. They not only did awesome on the toilet but went beyond the call of duty to repair my drywall. These guys have awesome attitudes and get the job done.
By the way....this was the THIRD time I have used them. Had them replace two toilets upstairs (awesome job and lots of work), and replace my water heater (it started leaking and needed it done fast). When they came out for the water heater they not only replaced the heater but upgraded the whole system to meet city and county codes.
If you need plumbing, small or big, call these guys.....awesome!!

Kevin G.

Escrow inspection required installation of a drain pan under an existing hot water heater and routing a T/P valve drain pipe to the building exterior. Thought about doing it myself but decided to call Chuck at Sinacori based on a friends positive recommendation. Really glad I did. Chuck and Charlie showed up the next day. (BTW, this water heater is essentially in a raised closet in the garage, with about 6 inches of clearance at the top.)
They detached the water heater, replaced all the fittings, re routed the existing drain pipe instead of having to install a new one (which would have required a lot of extra time and labor) and also piped out the drain pan. Excellent work, very friendly and professional. Would definitely recommended them for any of your plumbing requirements! Thanks guys!

Seung L.

I had a concrete slab leak. I called this company. On the phone, I asked him to give me a call when he arrived at my house, since the house was a rental. However, he never gave me a call and didn't even give me a quote before proceeding with the job. I called him several times but he never picked up. At the end of the day he finally picked up and told me he fixed the leak. The price he charged me was over $2500.00. I was shocked and could not believe it. In addition, on the invoice he said he worked 8 hours. I checked with my tenants and they told me he was at the house less than that.
I asked other plumbers and they said the job is no where near he was charging me. And so, I tried to reason with him, but he lost his temper and threatened to sue me if he was not paid.

Jeff P.

I was initially completely satisfied with their work - until this past weekend when I was cleaning out my garage. In area of my garage ceiling where they re-routed my pipes (right below my bedroom), I found evidence that they COMPLETELY cut thru one of my structural floor joists. Who the heck does that - AND doesn't run it by the homeowner first? There is obviously a reason something like this isn't shared - it's not right, and it compromises the structural integrity of the house. To do the job right means more work. Had they covered their trail better, I probably would have been completely satisfied with their work (until the house came down exposing their short-cut. This is akin to the nightmare stories you see on the home improvement TV shows. I am so frustrated by this kind of shoddy work.

UPDATE TO ADDRESS THE REBUTTAL BY THE BUSINESS OWNER: If I had a 1-inch hole cut into one of my joists, all I would have found was sawdust. Instead, I found a six to eight inch section of a laminated veneer lumber (LVL) joist. Completely cut through, top to bottom. It doesn't matter if six-inches or 6-feet was missing, the joist is completely compromised. Since you brought up the topic of ""legality"" in your rebuttal below, I think if the area in question should ever fail, I don't think a lawyer would have any difficulty connecting the dots as to how it happened, or who was responsible. And I'm sure a code inspector would find issue with this practice as well. Now, I'm left to wonder if this wasn't the only questionable ""solution"" conducted in the course of work performed at my home (which were covered-up better). Others should be asking these questions too...

Dave S.

Called Sinacori Plumbing to get a quote to replace a water heater. First I called a place claiming to be fast and inexpensive and yes the quote over the phone from the fast cheap place was less. But they sent someone to my house to do what they called ""finalize"" the quote and he tacked on hundreds of dollars in extras. So the fast cheap place was going to cost as much as the flat rate no extras quote Sinacori gave me.

Two guys showed up in the morning and we had hot water by noon. And the price he quoted was the price I paid.

Do yourself a favor and go with a reputable plumber like Sinacori. I am sure glad I did.