Ohio Buckeye Plumbing

The process with Ohio Buckeye Plumbing was beyond easy. I called Monday morning and by Tuesday afternoon we had a new water heater. They are the BEST! Mike was on time, incredibly professional and kind - worked so hard and left the space better than he found it. The pricing was fair (we got two other quotes). Truly, I hope I don't need a lot of plumbing work, but I will always call Ohio Buckeye Plumbing if I do!

We had a wonderful experience with Ohio Buckeye Plumbing! Mike was awesome! He worked very hard until the entire job was completed. Mike was conscientious about cost, cleanliness and making sure the job was done right! You can’t beat that! I highly recommend OBP!

I just purchased a home in Olmsted Falls, OH. Ohio Buckeye Plumbing came out and installed a new 50G WH and drew a gas line from my basement into the laundry room. Tim was the Tech that came out and his workmanship is outstanding. As he was working he noticed a number of things that my home inspector had missed. These are repairs that cannot be deferred, and we are glad Tim is so knowledgeable about all things related to plumbing. I highly recommend Tim and the entire Ohio Buckeye Plumbing team. "With Ohio Buckeye Plumbing, it's not just plumbing, it's an insurance policy".

I left both a website apppointment request and a phone request. The online message request gave details of the service I needed. I heard absolutely nothing back from Ohio Buckeye Plumbing which I consider very unprofssional. If Ohio Buckeye Plumbing is not going to call back, they should not ask a person to provide information.

Just sharing an experience I had with Buckeye Plumbing. I did not hire them directly. We recently purchased a home in June, and it was identified in our home inspection that one of our sump pumps was not working properly and recommended replacement. The seller hired Buckeye Plumbing to come out and replace the sump pump. It was reported to us from the seller that “At the time of replacement buckeye plumbing found the sump pump to be operable. It appears that the float was the issue”. Now fast forward 3 months later, the sump pump no longer works at all and needed a full replacement. Over the last 3 months it has barely worked and we actually had to buy a regular utility pump to manually pump out the water for a bit until we could get a plumber to replace it. I truly believe Buckeye Plumbing was favoring the seller, not being a fiduciary for all parties, and just doing what was needed to get the job done as cheaply as possibly for the seller, effectively passing on the buck to the buyer. It is my fault ultimately for not verifying their work and demanding the pump be replaced despite their “float fix”, but take a look at these photos I’m attaching of the “operable” sump pump. There is a reason our home inspection recommended replacement. The fact that an experienced plumber can look at this pump and recommend not following through with the replacement asked for and recommended leads me to believe they were just doing whats best for the seller and not the other party, the buyer. Keep this in mind when considering hiring them.