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For over 40 years, Benjamin Franklin Plumbing® of Indianapolis has been delivering high-quality and reliable plumbing services to our Indianapolis neighbors. Whether you need routine maintenance, a repair, or a custom installation, our Indianapolis plumbers take the time to walk you through your options and find the best solution for you. We don’t believe that any homeowner should have to deal with the inconvenience of plumbing issues on their own.
For that reason, our goal is to make plumbing services as convenient as possible for them. Our plumbing repair specialists proudly serve residents in Bloomington, Irvington, Columbus, Muncie, Shelbyville, Zionsville, Noblesville and the surrounding communities.
For your peace of mind, we back up our work with 100% customer satisfaction. Call us today to schedule your plumbing service!
Given did a fine job. He was courteous and listened to our needs. He did the testing of the area in question and communi acted with a supervisor to make sure he He gave us the best service possible. He left our home clean and was very respectful. Thank you Benjamin Franklin Plumbing!
David came out and took a look and almost immediately knew what he needed to do. He explained to me how he was going to complete the job and was very thorough in his explanation. I was very impressed with the entire process. Will definitely use them again.
We were so impressed meeting Evan Bennett from your company He provided the best representation of your company, because he was so knowledgeable reaching out to another staff member, trying to provide that service for his customer, when he wasn’t absolutely sure that it could even be done! He was so polite & kind & the most important thing he was very personable to his customer's, which is so hard to find ‘now days’!! He diffidently would be “A Keeper” for your prized company!!
Gavin was very professional. He was polite, respected the fact we had a dog, making sure she was safe. He replaced our waterheater in less time than expected and took time to explain proper maintenance and warned about incorrect procedures found on some internet searches. Thank you Gavin for all your help and a smooth install and reinstall of my problem door!
With the Benjamin Franklin Plumbing team, you get the best of both worlds—local licensed plumbers backed by a trusted national service. Because all of our locations are independently owned and operated, we live and work in the communities we serve.
As a result, our owners and their employees are more committed to providing excellent experiences and helping out our neighbors. We hire talent right from the community, boosting the local economy by keeping dollars in our own backyard. That's worth being proud of.
Jim Farmer
Operations Manager
Jim Farmer hails from Muncie, Indiana, and has a long history in the plumbing industry. Drawn by Benjamin Franklin’s robust organization and opportunities for growth, he brings a passion and enthusiasm for the trades to his business each day. Jim prioritizes upfront honesty, both with clients and team members, and maintains a strong focus on customer needs. He's married with four children, and actively cheers for and coaches their track, cross country, and baseball teams.
Brian Lebo
Field Supervisor
Brian was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. After working in the Navy, Brian became a licensed HVAC and Plumbing contractor and has now worked in the industry for over 35 years. He has served as President of the Greater Indianapolis Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors Association whose mission it is to enhance professionalism, educate, train and provide industry leaders. He has also taught in the local plumbing apprenticeship school for five years and is currently serving as Secretary of the Indiana State PHCC. When heâs not working, Brian enjoys spending time with his wife, children and grandchildren. He is active in his church and loves hiking, bicycling and spending time in the great outdoors.
