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We handle emergency repairs, leak detection and repair, drain cleaning and septic service, water heater repair and replacement, sewer line inspection and repair, repiping, fixture installation (toilets, sinks, faucets), gas line services, and routine maintenance. If you have a specialized need, call and we’ll let you know whether we can help or refer you to a trusted specialist.

Yes. Technicians are licensed or certified where required, carry liability insurance, and undergo background checks and training. Always ask to see identification when a technician arrives.

A technician will arrive in a marked vehicle, identify themselves, assess the problem, explain the diagnosis and repair options, provide a written estimate before beginning work, perform the agreed repairs, and clean up the work area. Payment methods and any warranties will be reviewed before the job is closed.

Emergency service is available. Response times depend on location and call volume, but many urgent calls are addressed the same day. If you have a life-safety issue or significant water loss, shut off the main water supply if possible and contact emergency service immediately.

We provide upfront estimates based on the diagnosis. Some jobs are charged at a flat rate, others by labor and parts. Major repairs may require a diagnostic fee that is often applied toward the final bill. Always request a written estimate and ask about permit and disposal fees before work begins.

If safe to do so, shut off the main water valve to stop flow, turn off electrical power in affected areas, and move valuables out of harm’s way. Call for emergency plumbing service immediately. A technician can usually perform a temporary stop-gap repair same day and schedule a permanent fix.

Yes. We use camera inspection technology to locate blockages, root intrusions, breaks, and offsets in sewer and drain lines. Camera reports help determine whether a localized repair, hydro-jetting, or full replacement is needed.

Most repairs include a workmanship warranty and parts are covered by the manufacturer’s warranty when applicable. Warranty terms vary by job and part, so request the specific warranty details in writing before work begins.

Regular maintenance helps prevent emergencies. Recommended actions include annual inspections, annual water heater flushes, avoiding grease and non-flushable items down drains, installing strainers in sinks and showers, insulating exposed pipes in cold weather, and addressing small leaks promptly before they worsen.