About D. Baker and Son Plumbing, Heating, and Water Conditioning
D. Baker and Son Plumbing is a family-owned business with a long history dating back to 1966. Originally founded as Baker and Son Plumbing by William Baker in Decatur, IN, the company expanded in 1986 when his son, Denny Baker, opened a new location in Fremont, IN under the name D. Baker and Son Plumbing. In 2013, ownership was transferred to Chris Knisely and Chad Baker, who bring over 40 years of combined experience. The company is proud to be third-generation plumbers and is actively training the fourth generation, emphasizing hometown values and providing good, reasonable service to customers. D. Baker and Son offers full-service plumbing, water treatment, new home and remodel construction, and more. Customers praise their responsiveness, professionalism, and ability to handle tough jobs with ease. They are known for polite and efficient service, fair pricing, and consistent reliability. Many clients have used their services for years and highly recommend them for all plumbing needs. The company’s commitment to quality and customer satisfaction makes it a trusted choice in the community.
All Businesses should operate like Baker Plumbing. Friendly and helpful office staff. They accommodated my time frame for when I needed the work done. The gentleman who came to our house was friendly, explained everything and got the job done as promised. We highly recommend them for all your plumbing issues.
I was in a bind and contacted several plumbers in the area, D Baker and Son were very responsive and not only timely providing service but communicated well and did an outstanding job. I will definitely use them again and Highly recommend for all your plumbing needs!!!
This is my second job that they have done. They were able to take the tough stuff (I do the easy ones) and complete it without issue. The last job was a fix up from a bad plumber that took some real thinking. I already have a 3rd fix up job for Steve. Another job that my last plumber did a substandard job. A breath of fresh air in this world where a lot of tradesmen don't seem to be interested in pleasing the customer.