Bill Frusco

I used to recommend Bill Frusco until he took me for a $1,500 ride to replace 1.5 feet of Pex pipe. Tried to discuss the price with him and figure out why it was costing so much. He refused to budge and was a bit rude. That being said the technician that was out was super friendly and helpful for the 45 minutes of work it took him to do the job. If you want the nitty gritty I had installed shelves into the wall and poked a hole into the supply line that was slowly leaking (it was installed too close to the drywall!) - this was discovered by myself yesterday after the first technician left unable to find the actual source of the leak. When the shelves were still up Bill's technician wanted to cut out the rest of the wall and thought it might be the PVC drain pipe or the Pex line. They quoted me at $2,000 to take everything out. find the leak and replace it. I thought that was an insane arbitrary number without knowing what was causing it. As soon as I took the shelves down I knew what I

Had a plumber named Jimmy come out right on time to check a leak and provide estimate. He was very polite, knowledgeable and professional. Explained everything clearly step by step and was able to do the work same day and at reasonable price. Great service. Definitely recommended. Service: Plumbing pipe repair

We called Bill Frusco because our kitchen sink kept clogging. We’d run the waste disposal and it would go down, then shoot back up like a geyser and fill up again. I tried to snake it myself with a small 15ft snake I have but couldn’t clear it. So I figured the clog was deep in there. I decided to call a pro. I was afraid this would cost hundreds of dollars since you hear stories of people getting exorbitant fees when getting plumbing work done. The technician they sent, Matt Foy, had it done in a jiffy for a very a meager $99! He (and his helper who I believe was named Frank) showed me where the problem was, no way I was getting to that myself, and how he had to go through a “clean out” pipe in the basement to fix it. While I was at it I had him look at my 10 year old water heater. We just bought our home 6 months ago and although it still worked, the water wasn’t staying hot as long as it used to, so we figured it would break sooner than later. Matt told us about a water heater spec