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Pay-per-call connects you directly to a licensed plumber or dispatcher when you need help. You pay a small connection fee for the call or booking, then receive a clear estimate for the diagnostic visit or repair before any work begins.

Yes. Emergency dispatch is available around the clock for burst pipes, major leaks, sewer backups, and other urgent situations. Response time depends on current demand and your location; emergency call-outs may carry additional fees.

Services commonly offered include drain cleaning, clog removal, leak repair, water heater repair and replacement, sewer line services, camera inspections, pipe repair and repiping, fixture installation, and plumbing for remodels and new construction.

Yes. Technicians are licensed where required, background-checked, and carry liability insurance. You can and should request license numbers and proof of insurance before work begins.

Costs vary by the type of problem, parts required, and time on site. You will receive an upfront estimate after a diagnosis or inspection. Some jobs are quoted as a flat rate and others billed hourly; the connection fee does not cover repair parts or labor.

Most repairs include a warranty on parts and workmanship, but coverage and duration vary by job and part manufacturer. Always ask for written warranty terms before work starts.

Preventative tips: install drain screens, avoid pouring grease or oil down sinks, do not flush wipes or sanitary products, run hot water periodically, and schedule routine professional drain maintenance for high-use lines.

Arrival depends on dispatch volume, time of day, and your distance from the technician. Non-emergency appointments are usually scheduled within a day or two; emergency calls aim for the fastest possible response and you will be given an estimated arrival window when you book.

Yes. Technicians can service, repair, and replace tank and tankless water heaters. They can recommend the right capacity and fuel type, provide a written estimate, and perform safe installation to code.

Common signs include unexpectedly high water bills, persistent damp or discolored spots on walls or ceilings, the sound of running water when fixtures are off, and unexplained mold or mildew. A simple check is to turn off all water, note the meter reading, wait 30–60 minutes without using water, and check the meter again. If it moved, call a professional for leak detection with tools like pressure tests, listening devices, or infrared cameras.