Best Plumbers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Looking for a reliable plumber in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania? We rank local plumbing companies based on verified reviews, customer ratings, and overall reputation. Our Pittsburgh rankings are updated weekly.
Top Ranked Plumbers in Pittsburgh
Page 1 of 4Sullivan Super Service
Rating: 4.8 · 3952 reviews
Restano Heating, Cooling & Plumbing
Rating: 4.8 · 1160 reviews
Taggart Plumbing, LLC
Rating: 4.7 · 595 reviews
Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Pittsburgh
Rating: 4.8 · 2494 reviews
Revelation Plumbing
Rating: 4.9 · 435 reviews
Stahl Plumbing, Heating & Air Inc
Rating: 4.6 · 585 reviews
Krupp Whitney Plumbing
Rating: 4.8 · 317 reviews
Shelton Plumbing
Rating: 4.9 · 218 reviews
B.E.T. Plumbing LLC
Rating: 5 · 103 reviews
Ethan & Sons Plumbers
Rating: 4.8 · 107 reviews
Plumbing Services in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
PlumberAtlas ranks 37 licensed plumbing companies in Pittsburgh. The average customer rating across all ranked plumbers is 4.7 stars, based on 18,277 verified reviews.
The top-rated plumber in Pittsburgh is currently Sullivan Super Service with a 4.8-star rating across 3952 reviews.
Typical plumber rates in Pittsburgh range from $85–$175/hour for standard service. Emergency and after-hours calls usually run $150–$300/hour. Most companies listed above offer free estimates — use the contact links on each profile.
Plumbing Conditions in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has moderate water with hardness of 5–15 grains per gallon. Common issues in this area include freeze damage in cold winters, aging cast iron and galvanized drain lines, basement sump pump failures during spring rain, water heater sediment buildup.
Hard freeze winters put exposed pipes in crawl spaces and older homes at high risk of bursting. Spring snowmelt strains basement drainage systems.
Homes built before 1970 commonly have cast iron drain lines and galvanized supply pipes approaching end of life. Lead service lines may exist in homes built before 1986.
Soil: Varied — shale and limestone karst in central PA can cause ground shifting; clay soils in eastern PA retain moisture around foundations.
Housing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh has 1,790 housing units, of which 724 are owner-occupied. The median year homes were built is 1938 — meaning many homes are over 40 years old with aging pipes worth inspecting.
Median household income in Pittsburgh is $50,833. Most plumbers in our directory offer free estimates — see individual profiles above.
How We Rank Plumbers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Every plumbing company is ranked using a multi-factor algorithm that weighs verified customer review sentiment, average star ratings, review volume, and profile completeness. Rankings are recalculated weekly and cannot be purchased.
Learn more about our ranking methodology →