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Emergency and scheduled plumbing including leak detection and repair, drain cleaning and unclogging, sewer line inspection and repair, water heater repair and replacement (tank and tankless), fixture installation and replacement, repiping, sump pump service, backflow testing, commercial plumbing, and preventive maintenance.

Yes — technicians are available 24/7 for true emergencies. Use the call button on this page to be connected immediately to a local dispatcher; arrival times vary by location, traffic, and job priority.

Most jobs start with a service or diagnostic fee to cover travel and inspection, then parts and labor are quoted separately. Small repairs often have flat-rate pricing, larger jobs receive a written estimate before work begins, and permits or specialty materials may add to the final cost.

Yes, technicians are licensed where required, carry liability insurance, and undergo background checks and training. Always ask to see credentials and request a written estimate and warranty before work starts.

Common causes include a partially closed main shutoff, mineral buildup in pipes or aerators, a failing pressure-reducing valve, corroded piping, or a hidden leak. A technician will diagnose the source and recommend targeted fixes such as cleaning aerators, replacing valves, or repiping affected sections.

Hydro-jetting uses high-pressure water to clear heavy grease, roots, mineral scale, and stubborn clogs from sewer and drain lines. It’s recommended for recurring blockages or when video inspection shows extensive buildup; it’s more thorough than a snake but not always necessary for simple clogs.

Yes, video camera inspection pinpoints blockages, breaks, tree root intrusion, and pipe condition so repairs are targeted. The inspection helps determine whether a trenchless repair, spot repair, or full replacement is required.

Technicians use electronic leak detection, thermal imaging, and acoustic equipment to locate hidden leaks. When possible, trenchless or spot repairs are used to minimize floor and landscaping damage, but the method depends on pipe material, access, and extent of damage.

Yes, we service, repair, and replace traditional tank and tankless water heaters. Typical services include element or thermocouple replacement, flushing to remove sediment, pressure-relief valve service, and full replacement with an estimate comparing efficiency and long-term costs.

Insulate exposed pipes and shutoff valves, open cabinet doors under sinks to let warm air circulate, keep indoor temperatures above 55°F, disconnect and drain outdoor hoses, and consider heat tape for vulnerable sections; if you will be away, shut off the main water and drain the system.