Perfect Price Plumbing

Forty-eight Google reviews, and every single one carries five stars. That uniformity is worth knowing about Perfect Price Plumbing before the praise itself is. What customers wrote about is ordinary residential plumbing, and the specifics in it are real enough. A homeowner writing in September 2024 described a new garbage disposal plus pipe replacement in an old Victorian, and said the price came in line — not what they expected for that kind of house. In March 2025 someone had a kitchen leak repaired and noted the plumber explained the work first and did not try to add to it; another that month said their heat was running again inside an hour, and for less than the other companies they had called. A landlord writing in August 2024 had repairs handled for his tenants while he was overseas, and another that month used them across an Airbnb portfolio. The through-line in nearly every comment is the one the company's name promises: you are told the price, and the price is what you pay. "No issues after, and the price was what they said it would be," one customer wrote in May 2025. The caveats are about the shape of that history rather than the work described in it. Thirty-two of the 48 written comments carry dates inside a single four-day stretch, 11 to 14 August 2024 — a burst, not a record built up over time. A smaller group follows in March 2025, and nothing at all has been written since 1 May 2025. Google's own average, 4.9 across 54 ratings, sits below a text record that is unanimously five stars, which means some of the star-only ratings behind that average are lower than anything a homeowner can actually read. For small residential plumbing — a leak, a disposal, a fixture swap — where a firm number up front is what you are after, this is a reasonable call. Get that number in writing before anyone starts, and treat the reviews as a snapshot of 2024 and early 2025 rather than as current practice.