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We provide a full range of residential and commercial plumbing services including leak repair, drain cleaning, sewer and hydro-jetting, water heater repair and replacement (tank & tankless), fixture installation, sump pump service, pipe repair and repiping, backflow prevention, and camera inspections.

Yes — technicians are trained, licensed where required, and carry liability insurance. Always ask the dispatcher to confirm credentials for the technician assigned to your job.

Shut off the main water valve immediately if safe to do so, turn off electrical power near the leak if there’s a risk of water contacting wiring, contain water with buckets/towels, move valuables out of the area, and request emergency service right away — minimizing water flow reduces damage until a technician arrives.

Emergency response times vary by location and time of day, but providers typically offer same-day service and prioritize burst pipes, active sewer backups, and other hazards; ask the dispatcher for an estimated arrival window when you call.

Policies vary: many providers charge a flat diagnostic or dispatch fee that is applied to the final bill if you proceed with repairs, while some offer free estimates for larger projects — confirm inspection and estimate fees before the technician is dispatched.

Repair costs are usually based on parts plus either a flat rate or hourly labor charge. The technician should provide an estimate before beginning non-emergency work; emergency repairs may incur additional fees for after-hours or expedited parts.

Avoid pouring grease, coffee grounds, and fibrous food down the drain, use sink strainers for hair and debris, run hot water after dishwashing, and schedule periodic professional drain cleaning to prevent buildup and tree-root intrusion.

Yes — technicians can diagnose heater problems, perform repairs, flush sediment, test pressure relief valves, and recommend replacements when repair is no longer cost-effective. Tankless installs and sizing guidance are available for homes upgrading to more efficient systems.

Warranties differ by provider and by part manufacturer: most repairs include a limited labor warranty and manufacturers’ warranties cover many replacement parts. Ask for specific warranty terms and get them in writing before work begins.

You can request service through the contact form on the landing page or use the call button to speak with a dispatcher. When requesting service, be ready to describe the problem, your address, and any relevant access notes so you receive an accurate arrival window and estimate.