Got an evening appointment. They were on time, professional, fixed the problem and cleaned up. Definitely would use them again.

Overall the performance of contract work was excellent. The work needed to be performed in conjunction with the work of another contractor and Dale was cooperative and adhered to the schedule worked out with the other contractor. The installation of the piping met all requirements and final site cleanup was satisfactory. Dale made all arrangements for City permit and inspection and no deficiencies were found at the final inspection. Overall a good firm to hire for all types of plumbing work.

We like them. We’ve used them over the years. They’ve come out for various things and they have never let us down. We’ve used them for a basement pump, root removal, they checked out our pipes and gave us a quote. We didn’t do any work off of that, but they’ve done various fixes. A's across the board. They are friendly, prompt, professional and it’s a good price.

They were out here for half an hour and didn't charge us. We had called them out because the pump was failing. They got it working. They were friendly, professional, helpful.

Bob at Dale is outstanding and did a fantastic job. He's very good about explaining the work, timing, customer's input and help and his best advice. Bob is a fantastic resource and I will use Dale Plumbing again.

It went very quickly and smoothly. Old and wore out parts were replaced. All fixtures in the house were checked, replaced, and fixed.

The good price ended up not being good after plumber subtracted for all the travel time. Charged additional money for a simple plumbing part. Gave an extremely high estimate because he thought PVC pipe should be replaced because it was not his choice, and wanted replace all the pipes underneath the sink. The PVC pipe is working fine as other plumbers have told me now.

We had Dale Plumping and Heating come out to work on our gas fireplace in December. They seemed to fix it and were very friendly. However, as they were leaving I pointed out that one of the flames was weak. He agreed that it didn't look normal, looked into it, and then told me that a part was likely defective and we needed to replace it. He said he would call first thing the next morning to get the part, call us right after for an update, and come by as soon as he got the part to fix it-- even if it was a weekend. They charged us about $260 for this visit. Two days later, we hadn't heard from him so we called Dale. The woman we spoke to seemed annoyed and inconvenienced because she didn't know anything about the matter. We didn't hear back until the next day. Eventually the part arrived a week later so we called to schedule for him to replace it. We were told they couldn't get us in for another 2-3 weeks. So much for the "I will come by as soon as I get the part even if it's a weekend" statement. When they arrived a few weeks later, they stayed about 1.5 hours and charged us another $300. We noticed immediately after that it smelled a bit like gas. We were so exasperated by the whole ordeal that we sort of just ignored it as it wasn't that strong of a smell. Then, a month later, we went on vacation and all the windows and doors were obviously left shut. We came back, entered the house, and the smell of gas was overwhelming. Clearly there was an actual leak. We called Dale and asked about their guarantee-- they said we were just outside the window for their 30-day guarantee so they would not look at it for free. At this point, we weren't going to pay Dale another $300 to fix something that they did not properly fix the first time, so we asked our handyman to take a look since he is familiar with heaters, although he has never fixed a fireplace. Within about five minutes, he was able to locate the gas leak and discover that two parts had not been attached correctly by Dale and needed to be replaced. He went to Home Depot, bought the part, and fixed it by that afternoon for about $50 total. He doesn't even work on fireplaces and he was appalled that Dale left us with a substantial gas leak and broken part. So all in all, we spend close to $600 for Dale to come over, not fix it correctly and have me point it out, re-do what they did for a higher charge than the first time, and then leave us with a gas leak and broken fireplace.

Did a good job. A little pricey, but it is what it is. I think it was $250 an hour. They were really efficient. They are good. I would use them again only when I'm desperate. It's a little costly.

The gentleman arrived on time and finished the installation in a timely manner. He really knew what he was doing and I would feel comfortable hiring him again.