A-Team Plumbing & Drain
Middletown, Northford, CT

A-Team Plumbing & Drain Reviews

4.8 stars based on 46 reviews

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  Geoff Kaump

  5.0

  These guys came out to my house on short notice due to a frozen and burst pipe underneath my house and no water pressure. It ended up being a very complex project to repair due to the location of the pipe and need for demolition of a part of the exterior of my house to access the pipe. Regardless they still got my water back on in under a day. They worked in the freezing cold well after the sun went down, around 8pm. They were upfront about the cost of the project and all around just very friendly and easy to work with. Will definitely be using again for any future plumbing issues.

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  johngangi9X

  5.0

  They came out on Sunday night around 8-8:30pm January 2 so New Years weekend because our drain system was completely backed up. I couldn't even use a sink so no water available at all. Plus I have an elderly mother with dementia. The drain had to be cleared immediately. So they came out and had to remove the toilet, then brought in the big machine and got the drain system cleared. Then he put it all back together and cleaned up. I wish I could remember the techs name but either way he was great and the service was great. Thanks again!!

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  Frank Frandsen

  1.0

  A water pipe was leaking in the kitchen ceiling. I called the A-Team since they were local. They responded quickly I will give them that. The apprentice plumber they sent was working on getting 4,000 hours of on-the-job experience to be a licensed plumber, hardly A-Team material. Take him the leaking ceiling he said it was $275 to rip it open and find the leak. Give him the ok since he arrived quickly and figured the $275 would offset the repair cost. He opens the ceiling water starts pouring out. He asks for a bucket which I provide and uses a cup on the counter to catch the water. With the ceiling open he begins the diagnosis. Does a decent job and tracks it down to bad solder on the copper supply line. Has to call the boss man. Well, I nearly dropped my drawers! $300 to fix the leaking pipe and as a bonus $400 to repair a questionable PVC drain pipe. Tell him to fix only the copper pipe. It took all of 10 minutes. Total bill, $575... But wait, if I pay with a credit card there is a 3% surcharge. Pay the nearly $600 bill for 1 hour of work. I was pummeled by the A-team. Lessons learned, always get at least three estimates.

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