Area Served
Heffner Plumbing serves the greater Indianapolis area.
What Sets Us Apart
Personal commitment to the highest standards of quality workmanship and seeing that the customer's needs are professionally addressed are the number one priority.
A larger company does not necessarily mean that you will get better service when it comes to serving customers and taking care of their plumbing needs. Customers receive personal attention from their first phone call through the completion of the job and beyond.
Heffner Plumbing has used a computerized mobile office (lap top with a portable printer) since opening for business. That changed in 2010 with the purchase of an Apple iPad. Invoices full of complete detail can be generated in real time and then e-mailed to the customer after payment has been received. For those customers that do not have e-mail, invoices can be sent out by conventional mail. The iPad has created a green solution by going "paperless" and eliminates the need for a portable printer and a countless number of ink cartridges throughout the year.
Service Policy
The job is not complete until the customer is delighted with the work that has been done.
There is a 1 year unconditional warranty on all work.
Payment is expected upon completion of the job and can be made by check, credit card or cash.
David Heffner
David began his plumbing career as a helper for a small plumbing company in Pelham, NY in 1988 performing residential plumbing, heating, cooling and remodeling work. He continued in the trade after moving to Indianapolis in 1992 and has been performing residential and commercial service work, new construction plumbing and remodeling since that time. His last position before establishing Heffner Plumbing was as the Service Manager for Metzler Plumbing in Indianapolis.
In addition to David's plumbing experience, he also served in the United States Marine Corps from 1980-1984 as an aviation ordnance technician on Cobra helicopters. His four years of service included a 6 month tour of duty in Beirut, Lebanon in 1982.
In keeping with his service to the Marine Corps, David volunteers as an Adult Leader for Central Indiana Young Marines . He became the Commanding Officer of the unit in August, 2010. He is also a member of the Brownsburg Rotary Club and the Brownsburg Chamber of Commerce.
David and his wife Deborah have been married since 1996 and reside on the West side of Indianapolis with their two young daughters.