Kimbel Mechanical Systems

Kimbel Mechanical Systems works out of Fayetteville, Texas as a plumbing crew that handles new construction jobs. They bring on apprentice plumbers and licensed journeymen to install full systems in fresh builds, with the apprentices learning under experienced hands on active sites. The focus stays on getting water lines, drains, and fixtures set during the building phase so the houses come online without leaks or flow problems from day one. Fayetteville crews like this stay busy because the area keeps growing and every new house needs solid pipe work from the start.

On these jobs they run the rough-ins for supply and waste lines, set toilets and sinks once the walls go up, and tie everything into city mains or septic setups common around town. Texas weather plays a part since summer heat can warp certain materials and sudden freezes hit buried lines if the depth or insulation falls short. The team moves through multiple phases on one site, coordinating with other trades so the plumbing does not hold up framing or drywall. Homeowners end up with systems that handle daily use plus the heavy rains that test drainage in this part of the state.

A score right in the middle shows the work gets the basics covered on most new builds yet leaves room for tighter scheduling and fewer callbacks when small issues show up later. In Fayetteville, plumbers face clay soils that shift pipes over time and high groundwater that demands careful slope on every run. Folks notice when the crew shows up prepared and finishes without cutting corners on the joints or vents. DIRT Score 3.0 from 66 reviews on Finds.

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“I big shout out to Parker Jones and Kimbel Mechanical... our AC went out in house, and as can be expected the house was getting up in temp, reached 84 degree in the house. Called Kimbel, spoke with the warranty dept, and they sent out Parker, after a bit of trouble shooting, Parker informed me that is was a bad motor. He was going to order it, it may take a day, but could be up to a week. But instead he chose to run back to the shop, because he had an idea, was going to speak with his boss... well he came back and got us fixed up. He finished around 7 pm. He did not have to go the extra mile and could have just blew us off, but he chose to get us going that day. A true pro, exceptional service demonstrated through understanding, care and thoughtful resolve. Kimbel is fortunate to ha”

“I got your balloon! This thing traveled 30 miles when it floated down to me. What a weird way to advertise.”

“The people who drive their company vans are HORRIBLE drivers. They speed and cut people off. Very unprofessional.”

“Unsafe and Unprofessional Behavior I haven’t personally used Kimbel Mechanical Systems’ services, but I’ve seen many other reviews mentioning rude or unprofessional behavior from their staff — and after what I experienced, I can see why. While driving on the freeway in the Knoxville area, one of their company trucks nearly ran me off the road. The driver was going roughly 80 mph, tried to merge in front of me without using a blinker, and forced their way into my lane even though there wasn’t enough room. I had to slam on my brakes to avoid being hit. If a business is receiving this many complaints about the behavior of its employees, both on and off the job, it’s something management really needs to take seriously. Safety and professionalism should extend beyond the job site.”

“Out of my 5 years in the field this is most definitely the worst install I have ever came across.. they put 1 ton air handlers on 2 ton condensers (non compatible according to Goodman engineers), left condensates draining on the floor for the ones that had enough fall to drain, mounted the air handlers to the wall crooked, so they constantly hold water, they didn’t even wire the fan speeds in.. they have wire spliced at every unit with just tape! Not even wire nuts, 6 compressor burnouts within 6 months because they don’t know how to pull a proper vacumn..(62 units in 2 days which is under a 10 minute vacumn per unit with over 100 feet of lineset for each) they also changed pistons on units that didn’t need it, the real issue was the units are incompatible, I wouldn’t expect these clowns ”

“Employee driving company truck was absolutely crazy behind us. Driving aggressively, honking when we stopped at the stop sign, sped around us. Wouldn’t want someone like that fixing anything for me, unnecessarily aggressive and dangerous for what”

“Dale Logan and Nazareth did a fantastic job! Came out right away and after hours to fix a leak at the main.”

“I don't personally know how good your services are BUT I do know some of your employees are the most unprofessional out there! I don't care how clear OR congested a street is. Your employees do NOT have the right to block an entire neighborhood street & keep others from getting through so THEY can do the job they are getting paid to do. I sincerely hope those employees don't represent the whole of your company's standard of professionalism.”

“New home built in April 2024. Had hvac issues in late summer/fall. They came out and sprayed off our unit saying there was building debris and topped off our coolant because it was low. Didn’t charge us just wanted to honor their work and business. Fast forward to June 2025 ecobee sent an alert saying there maybe a problem bc the temperature keeps raising even though the air conditioner is set at 69 degrees. We tried spraying the outside unit like the guy previously recommended, but that did nothing. The inside of our house is staying in the upper 70s. We are past the one year warranty and Kimbel stated they won’t do anything now that we are past the warranty, wouldn’t come out to check anything. Airco came out and looked at everything- stated the problems we’ve been having are not new and”

“Rick showed up when they said he would and replaced a warranty tub valve, that was dripping. He performed the work very quickly! I think it took him longer to provide and wear boot covers which shows he was respecting our home. Coming from another side of the trades, it's nice to see other tradesmen in the field doing good service.”