Infinity Service Plumbing Inc
44Trust ScoreBuilding a public recordout of 100
19 reviews
Public evidence profile · Checked May 2026
Mercury Plumbing
Public building permits
129 pulled, most recent 2026
Trust Score
34out of 100
- Rated 3.9 from 92 reviews
How this score is worked out
Rating3.9 / 5
Review volume92
Independent sources1 independent public source
CredentialsNo credentials shown yet
How this score is made up
What customers say23.6 of 68.8
Independent checks10.6 of 12.5
Track record0 of 18.8
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- Ways to reach them10.6 of 12.5
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Permitted work
129 permitsPublic building permits
Building permits this firm has pulled, from public city permit data (work seen: Repair, Alteration, Natural, Propane). Evidence of permitted work, not a guarantee of workmanship or service quality.
Permits pulled129
Most recent
AreaOrlando
Pulling a building permit means the work was formally declared to the local authority and opened up to official inspection, a sign of working by the book, which businesses that cut corners tend to skip.
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What customers say
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3.9out of 5
Where these reviews are published
- Porch92 reviews · 3.9 avg
Sources
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Public evidence last checked May 2026
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Agree the callout fee, the hourly or fixed rate, and whether parts are charged on top, in writing, before an emergency plumber starts. Out-of-hours overcharging and 'while I'm here' add-ons are common complaints.
Be wary of a plumber who, on a first visit, says your whole system or boiler must be replaced. Get a second opinion and an itemized quote (parts and labor separately) before agreeing to major work.
Gas work is licensed separately from general plumbing in most states. Make sure anyone working on a gas appliance or gas line is licensed for gas work under your state's rules, and ask for proof of that license before they start.
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Common questions about Mercury Plumbing
Is Mercury Plumbing a legitimate business?
Mercury Plumbing has 92 independent public reviews, rated 3.9 out of 5. This is independent public evidence gathered from named public sources (no ads, no paid placement), not a guarantee of workmanship. If anything here is out of date, the business can request a correction.
What do customers say about Mercury Plumbing?
Mercury Plumbing has 92 public reviews, averaging 3.9 out of 5. The reviews section shows the aggregate rating, review volume, and review source information we hold.
How do I know Mercury Plumbing's reviews are genuine?
Mercury Plumbing's 92 public reviews come from a named public review source. MyTrustedTraders brings this public evidence together with no ads and no paid placement: we show the review source information and aggregate rating we hold rather than selling rankings, so you can weigh the evidence for yourself.
Has Mercury Plumbing pulled building permits?
Public building-permit data shows Mercury Plumbing has pulled 129 permits, most recently in 2026, including Repair, Alteration, Natural. This is verified public permit data (not a self-declared claim) and a sign of permitted, inspected work.
