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We handle residential plumbing including leak detection and repair, drain cleaning, sewer line diagnosis and repair, water heater repair and installation (including tankless), faucet/toilet repairs and replacements, bathroom and kitchen plumbing, repiping, and preventative inspections.

Pay-per-call connects you directly with a licensed plumber or dispatcher and typically involves a small per-call fee set by the call network; any diagnostic, labor, parts, or emergency-service charges for actual repair work are billed separately and will be disclosed before work begins.

Yes — technicians dispatched through this service are required to be properly licensed, insured, and subject to background checks; you can and should ask to see a license number and proof of insurance before work begins.

Yes — emergency service is available for urgent issues such as severe leaks, burst pipes, or sewage backups; after-hours or emergency visits may incur higher rates which will be communicated when you request the call.

A technician will arrive within the scheduled window in uniform and identification, perform a visual inspection and diagnosis, explain the problem and recommended repairs, provide a written estimate including parts and labor, and obtain your authorization before proceeding.

Signs you need attention include inconsistent hot water, strange noises, rusty water, frequent repairs, or a unit older than 10–15 years; a technician can assess tank condition, heating efficiency, and estimated remaining life to recommend repair versus replacement.

Low pressure can be caused by mineral buildup in fixtures, a failing pressure regulator, leaks, partially closed shutoff valves, or municipal supply issues; diagnosis typically involves testing pressure at multiple fixtures and addressing the root cause such as cleaning aerators, replacing regulators, or repairing leaks.

Most repairs come with a workmanship guarantee for a specified period and parts may carry manufacturer warranties; before work begins you will be given written terms for any warranty or guarantee so you know what is covered and for how long.