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Common services include emergency repairs, leak detection and repair, drain cleaning and hydro-jetting, water heater repair and replacement, sewer line inspection and repair, slab leak repair, pipe repair and repiping, fixture installation (toilets, sinks, faucets), and gas line service. Contact the dispatcher for service details and availability.

Yes. Emergency plumbing response is available around the clock for issues like burst pipes, major leaks, sewer backups, and gas leaks. If you have an emergency, shut off the water at the main valve when safe and request immediate dispatch through the call button on this page.

Response time depends on location, time of day, and current workload. For urgent emergencies technicians are typically prioritized and may arrive within an hour when available; non-emergency jobs are often scheduled same-day or next-day. The dispatcher will provide an estimated arrival window when you call.

Yes, technicians dispatched through this service are licensed where required and carry liability insurance. They receive background checks and on-the-job training. Always ask to see credentials and insurance information if you would like verification before work begins.

Costs vary by job and depend on parts, labor, and the complexity of the repair. Most jobs begin with a service call or diagnostic fee, followed by a written estimate for parts and labor. Payment is accepted by major credit cards, debit, or other methods offered by the technician. Ask for a written estimate before work starts and for an itemized invoice when the job is complete.

Yes, most repairs include a workmanship guarantee and many parts carry manufacturer warranties. Warranty length and terms vary by job and part. Request warranty details and a written guarantee before the technician begins work.

If you smell gas, evacuate everyone from the building immediately, avoid using phones or electrical switches inside, and move upwind. Once safe, call your gas utility emergency number and request an emergency plumber or gas technician. Do not attempt to locate or repair a gas leak yourself.

Yes. Technicians use camera inspections to locate blockages, root intrusion, and pipe damage. Depending on the issue they may perform rooter/hydro-jetting, trenchless pipe lining or bursting, or traditional excavation and replacement. The dispatcher can arrange a camera inspection to determine the best solution.

Many plumbing providers work with third-party financing partners to offer payment plans for larger repairs or replacements. Financing terms, approval, and availability vary, so ask the dispatcher or technician about current options and how to apply before work begins.