About bluefrog Plumbing + Drain of North Dallas
BlueFrog Plumbing + Drain of North Dallas is a reliable plumbing service provider, dedicated to delivering high-quality work at reasonable prices. Serving areas like Denton, Dallas, Plano, Carrollton, and Irving, the company focuses on drain cleaning, leak detection, and a variety of plumbing services for both residential and commercial clients. Customers frequently commend the expert technicians, including Martin, who are noted for their efficiency, attention to detail, and outstanding customer service. Many clients appreciate the friendly and helpful nature of the staff, like Mike and Kaison, who provide clear explanations and suggestions that help manage costs while enhancing plumbing investments. BlueFrog Plumbing + Drain of North Dallas takes pride in being a part of the local community and is committed to meeting the needs of its clients with professionalism and care.
Very pleased to find Blue Frog Plumbing. Reasonable prices, on time, great service professionals. Martin was exceptional at explaining things and helping us be smart about how we proceeded with the work - making suggestions that managed our costs while improving the life of our plumbing investments. Will use Blue Frog from now on.
We had a great experience with Mike from BlueFrog. He was kind and helpful. He actually had to help me with an emergency situation with a water leak in the kitchen on the day when he was going to install bathroom plumbing. He helped me through that situation and then returned later in the week to do the bathroom job. We will reach out to BlueFrog for our future plumbing needs.
Called them after a neighbor recommended them as honest and trustworthy. We were not disappointed! Kaison was our plumber and he was friendly, explained problem & showed us the fix. Very impressed with them!
*NOTE: Job isn't completely finished yet (waiting on city inspector to approve work before he covers everything up again), but we are confident it will be finished to our satisfaction. The leak is at least fixed already.