Max Selzer Plumbing operates out of an Arbolado Road address in Santa Barbara, offering both plumbing and electrical services—a pairing that can be convenient for kitchen and laundry upgrades. The handful of project photos I can see (ice-maker and dishwasher hookup work) suggests they handle the appliance-connection jobs that come up during remodels, though the sample size is too thin to draw broad conclusions about their range or finish quality.
What's missing here is more telling than what's present. There are no customer ratings, no reviews to gauge responsiveness or pricing transparency, and no active social presence that would let you see recent work or read how they handle service calls. In my 27 years coordinating subcontractors, I've learned that a plumber's reputation lives in their callback rate and how they communicate when a simple valve swap reveals corroded galvanized lines behind the wall—and I don't have enough evidence here to speak to either.
If you're considering Max Selzer Plumbing, ask for local references directly and confirm their license status with the state board. For straightforward hookups they may be perfectly capable, but without a track record you can verify, you're taking on more uncertainty than I'd recommend for anything complex or urgent.