Arrow Plumbing

We have used Arrow plumbing on two occasions in the last two months. Our water heater went out and Arrow plumbing replaced the water heater with a tankless water heater. The technicians were very professional and courteous. We were very satisfied. We had a slow gas leak in the valve of the fireplace and used Arrow again. Kyle could not have been more professional and kind. He showed us pictures of the work done under the house and walked us through starting the fireplace up. I would highly recommend Arrow plumbing for all plumbing needs

Had a sewage backup, the plumber was nice and competent and the work was good. However I'm giving 2 stars because the price was crazy high. $600 for a simple rooter with no complications and a cleanout. If I hadn't been between a rock and a hard place I would have declined. I couldn't wait another day for someone else to come. Edit: after a few weeks to do some research and think about it I am downgrading to 1 star as I defiantly feel I was way over charged and taken advantage of because they knew I had no other choice. Very immoral business practices. Also to be clear they came out on a weekday during the day time. This WAS NOT a emergency/after hours service.

Nick was awesome. Very professional. Explained all options and prices so there were no surprises. Will definitely use again

We keep having plumbing issues at work. I called Arrow back out, and it took them less than 10 minutes to find the problem and fix it. They also took the time to show me why we keep having issues. I really appreciate the fast response time and professional manner in which they conduct themselves.

I hired these guys out of a time necessity. I needed a sink reattached after a counter top install. I was quoted $1200 by the technician on-site. Obviously shocked at the bill. I saw a simple reconfigure but I was 'explained' to that the work was more in depth. Was told there was about 5 hours worth of work. Well, 5 hours plus parts and labor made sense in my head. Job was finished in 45 minutes. One y-pipe was removed. New trap added, reattached And the faucet was installed. The work was performed well by the technician but the money's worth is not there. Luckily this was a test hire for future projects I know to pass on. By your own trap kit at your local hardware place for $35 and go on YouTube.