I've driven past their truck in Harrisburg enough times to know the name — Quality Plumbing & Service — isn't trying to be clever or catchy. It's just honest labeling, which is what you want when your water heater decides 6 a.m. on a Tuesday is the perfect time to flood your basement.
They're based on Shadow Creek Drive, which sounds like a subdivision street because it is one — Harrisburg's grown fast, and QPS grew with it. The kind of plumber who knows the difference between the older homes near downtown Sioux Falls and the new construction sprawling south toward Tea. That matters when you're dealing with pipes laid in 1920 versus PEX installed last Thursday.
I called them once for a kitchen sink that wouldn't drain — one of those problems that starts small and becomes existential when you realize you can't cook dinner without a functioning sink. They showed up when they said they would, which shouldn't feel remarkable but somehow does. The guy who came out didn't upsell me on a whole new disposal system — he cleared the line, told me what actually needed attention, and left.
Their 4.9 rating across 39 reviews tracks with what I've heard from friends in the Cathedral District and people I know in Brandon. Responsive, fair pricing, no drama. They handle the spectrum — burst pipes in February, sump pump failures during spring melt, water heater replacements, the occasional mysterious gurgling that keeps you up at night wondering if your house is haunted or just poorly vented.
The website is straightforward, no flash. You won't find a blog about "10 Tips for Pristine Pipes" or stock photos of models holding wrenches. Just phone number, services, coverage area. Which is perfect — because when you need a plumber, you don't need content. You need someone who'll answer.
— Grace
Their 4.9 rating across 39 reviews tracks with what I've heard from friends in the Cathedral District and people I know in Brandon.