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We handle residential and commercial plumbing including emergency repairs, drain cleaning, sewer line inspection and repair, water heater repair and installation, leak detection and repair, camera inspections, repiping, fixture installation, and routine maintenance.

Yes — emergency service is available for burst pipes, major leaks, sewer backups and other urgent issues; a local technician can be dispatched quickly and will prioritize safety and mitigation.

Most jobs start with a service or diagnostic fee and then are billed by a flat price for common repairs or by an hourly rate for complex work; total cost depends on parts, labor, access, and whether excavation or specialty equipment is needed, so we provide an estimate before starting.

Yes — technicians are licensed, background-checked, and carry liability insurance and workers’ compensation; ask for license information and proof of insurance if you need verification.

Signs include unexplained increases in your water bill, damp or discolored walls or ceilings, mold or mildew, the sound of running water when fixtures are off, low water pressure, or warm spots on floors; a professional leak detection service can use pressure testing and electronic or thermal locating tools to find hidden leaks.

Turn off the water supply to the heater, shut off gas or electricity to the unit to avoid hazards, place a bucket to catch drips if safe, and contact a qualified plumber for diagnosis and repair or replacement.

Yes — mechanical methods such as drain snakes, motorized augers, hydro-jetting, and camera inspection are effective and safer for pipes and the environment than caustic drain cleaners.

Yes — technicians use camera inspection to diagnose sewer issues and can often repair or replace lines using trenchless methods like pipe lining or pipe bursting to minimize digging and disruption.

We offer same-day appointments when possible and provide arrival windows for scheduled visits; emergency calls are handled on an expedited basis to address safety and property damage risks first.

Most repairs include a workmanship warranty and parts warranty; warranty length and coverage vary by job and part, so request the specific warranty details before work begins.