plumber in Duluth

Donald is awesome and has great customer service on site. Ms. Pauline is an awesome dispatcher and always goes above and beyond for me! Definitely one of the better plumbing companies I've had the pleasure of working with in the Multifamily industry.

Talon plumbers are worst company I ever dealt with. Not on time, no accurate ETAs very unprofessional with the customer. You Guys will never be on Creative plumbers level with poor customer service like that. Lying to customers during Emergencies is not good service. One tech started a job and just left without informing office or residential customer left ppl without water for 9 hours and when we contacted the office they giving us all different ETA without a explanation of their Tech just Leaving! I will never use them again! Negative Responsiveness, Punctuality, Quality, Professionalism, Value

Have happily used Talon plumbing (Tampa)since 2020.They are professional, informative and on time ( the rare occasion they were delayed office staff informed me right away with a new time). This company goes above and beyond to get the job …

Lewis with Talon Plumbing came to replace my Water Heater in an emergency situation. Lewis was extremely polite, professional and friendly. Got the job done quick as well as kept the surrounding Area clean. Thank you so much Lewis.

Bobby is such amazing sales manager always checking in on his communities! Very reliable service. Absolutely recommend talon plumbing for all your emergencies

I began working with Talon Plumbing in October 2024 to replace two in-wall faucets due to failed stems. After a prolonged delay, the project finally began in November 2025, based on an estimate I received, with work commencing in December 2025. Talon Plumbing subcontracted Archer Restoration to perform the tile removal. Talon Plumbing defined their scope of work as follows: Coordinate with property management to schedule water shutoff Install temporary shutoff valves and restore water to the property Coordinate with the contractor during demolition and be onsite to remove faucets and access piping behind the walls Disconnect all water and drains to fixtures Remove existing wall-mounted faucets (total of two) Install new owner-supplied wall-mounted faucets Install new owner-supplied sink bowls Make all new plumbing connections Set and trim out fixtures once tile work was complete The execution of this scope was extremely disappointing. While the plumber was courteous, he did not bring temporary shutoff valves for the building shutoff and instead installed shutoff valves behind the wall, requiring demolition for future access. Additionally, the plumber did not adequately coordinate with the contractor and set the valves too far back in the wall. Despite this, the contractor closed and tiled the wall, leaving the incorrect setbacks clearly visible (see attached photos). I raised these concerns with the project manager. When the plumber returned, I believed the visit was to address the issues. I also asked about connecting the sink basins to the drain plumbing, which had not yet been completed. The basins were placed, but later I discovered they were secured with caulking only along the front and sides of one of the basins leaving the back uncaulked. The concerns regarding the incorrect faucet setback were dismissed, and it became apparent the plumber had returned only to install trim and collect payment. I then contacted both the plumbing and contractor project managers and reiterated that the faucet setback was incorrect and unacceptable, as the water stream would not land in the functional area of the sink. After this escalation, the plumber returned, opened the wall, and used wooden blocks to angle the piping forward. While I am not a plumber and cannot assess whether this method is standard practice, I do know that the faucet handles now angle slightly upward. During this process, the faucets were damaged when the plumber attempted to install them through an opening that was too small, an issue caused by the contractor. This resulted in scratches to the faucet trim rings, which were not replaceable. I was told I would receive a discount due to this damage and the overall issues encountered. Once the work was completed, I signed the release and submitted payment so I could move on from the project. However, no discount was applied. Today, one of the faucet trim handles came off in my hand because it had not been properly tightened and was only placed onto the stem. The defined scope of work was not followed, and I had to repeatedly intervene simply to achieve even this substandard result. I am shocked by the lack of accountability, poor craftsmanship, and unprofessional execution. While the individuals involved were polite, courtesy does not compensate for the diminished value to my home or the cost I paid for services that failed to meet basic professional standards. Price assessment Overpriced Price $1,000+ Services Faucet repair