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Magnolia Companies provides plumbing, HVAC, drain and sewer, and septic tank services for residential and commercial properties in the Washington and Baltimore metropolitan areas. The business began as a small partnership in 1950 and operates as a fourth-generation family-owned company.
Credentials & Experience
- Backflow certified
- WARDFlex certified
- Air Bound certified
- DC Plumbing and Gasfitting Contractor #PC 1000672
- DC HVAC/Mechanical Contractor #RC902837
- Maryland State Plumbing and Gasfitting Contractor #87827
- Maryland HVAC/Mechanical Contractor #93495
- Virginia Class A License #2705 132517A
Coverage Area
Washington and Baltimore Metropolitan areas
Additional Details
- Years of Experience
- 76 years
- Video/Camera Inspection Capable
- Yes
Review Sentiment
↑positive95%Magnolia Companies receives uniformly positive reviews praising exceptional professionalism, efficiency, honesty, and competitive pricing across HVAC and plumbing services.
Review Highlights
"Magnolia Plumbing will always be my 1st choice."
"I couldn't have asked for anything more."
"incredibly professional and clean while working"
"pricing is very competitive"
Location
600 Gallatin Street NE, Washington, DC 20017
Also listed in Washington
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