Cooks plumbing/ Home improvement /etc
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Service
It’s free with no obligation to hire
Overview
Hired 6 times
Background checked
2 employees
9 years in business
Payment methods
Apple Pay, Cash, Credit card, Square cash app
Featured Projects
Replacing galvanized with pexs
Approx. $1
Repair a leak on the bathroom and put back up drywall
Approx. $1
Photos and Videos
8 photos
Reviews
10 reviews
Eric C.
Christian did an amazing job to restore my unfinished bathroom. Christian did electrical work, plumbing, and as well as put in new tub in new room that was completely undone. Christian took pride in his work, work efficiently, and got the job done on time as promised!
May 21, 2020Tim h.
Shower and Bathtub Repair
When extra items were required to complete the job, cooks plumbing responded by calling and sending recipes to complete the project in a timely manor. very professional!
Jun 8, 2020VerifiedAndrey S.
Handyman
Mr. Cook responded quickly and did the job quickly. The price was very reasonable.
May 23, 2020VerifiedTorian B.
Plumbing Pipe Installation or Replacement
Chris did a great job for an affordable price. I look forward to hiring him for my next project.
May 26, 2020VerifiedTania D.
Toilet Repair
Christian helped us unclog the toilet when a plastic piece had gotten flushed. He came over quickly and was awesome in helping resolve the issue! I would definitely hire again!
May 23, 2020Verified
Credentials
Christian Cook
FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?The average cost of pipe repair falls between $120 and $300 and sometimes cheaper when estimate given. However, hourly rates ranging from about $60 to $65 per hour for a standard pipe repair, $95 Per hour for more expensive plumbing work and sewer lines. Just coming to give a estimate and would love to start and get things going to help us both out.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?Coming out to give a estimate and start work $25 to $75 to come out and see the work and that is added in the price when started.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?I’m working with union workers and it’s still an on going thing and being a contractor/union working with contractors/union and just working to get the job done and right and help others out through hard times.