Pine Valley Plumbing

Call on a Monday night and someone is there Tuesday morning with a price before anyone picks up a tool — that is what a June 2026 customer described, and two more that month wrote about a Sunday message answered with a next-day visit, and a call picked up immediately with the estimate and the work both done inside 24 hours. Pine Valley Plumbing is a Merrimack shop that, by its own site, is run by a husband-and-wife team: Michael, whom the site calls a master plumber and gas fitter, and Jacquie. Its New Hampshire plumbing licence, 1708892, is active on the state registry, held by Michael A Fanjoy. The work is the everyday emergency. A July 2026 customer with a failing water heater got an estimate on the spot and the replacement the same day. An August 2026 review covers a next-day pipe repair. In June 2026, a homeowner with hot water gushing from a PVC pipe and a bad sink trap had Mike out the same day, and another had the actual cause of a leak found quickly. One July 2026 customer has called twice — once to replace a shower valve cartridge, once for a burst pipe on an outdoor spigot. Alongside the speed, customers describe being handed choices. A July 2026 homeowner whose old house carried some inventive plumbing from a previous owner said Michael diagnosed the problem, gave options with costs up front and made a clean fix, and mentioned the arrival texts. In a February 2026 review, a customer with a clogged sewage drain in a one-bathroom house had the plumber explain what was happening and point out piping that was wrong between the fixtures. A June 2025 review describes 29-year-old supply shut-offs replaced for four sinks, three toilets and a dishwasher. One June 2026 review, at one star, runs the other way: the customer says they were quoted one price and then charged a lot higher, and that the technician was in the bathroom longer than the job took. Price is the thing to settle first. Several of these customers had a number in hand before the work started, so ask for yours the same way — and ask what happens to it if the job grows once a wall or a floor comes up. For a burst pipe, a dead water heater or a drain that will not clear, around Merrimack and the towns the company's site lists from Manchester to Amherst, this is a small shop that answers the phone and turns up fast. Get the quote in writing before the truck rolls.