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We handle residential and light-commercial plumbing including drain cleaning, clogged toilets, sewer and pipe repair, leak detection, water heater repair and replacement, repiping, camera inspections, sump pump service, and fixture installation.

Yes. Emergency response is available 24/7 for urgent issues like major leaks, sewer backups, or no-hot-water situations. Emergency calls may incur higher dispatch or after-hours rates which will be disclosed when you call.

Common signs are unexplained high water bills, wet or warm spots on floors or in the yard, cracks in walls or floors, the sound of running water when no fixtures are on, and sudden drops in water pressure. A professional leak detection service with acoustic tools or thermal imaging will pinpoint the source.

Low pressure can result from mineral buildup in faucets or showerheads, partially closed shut-off valves, corroded or clogged pipes, failing pressure regulators, or municipal supply issues. Fixes range from cleaning aerators and adjusting valves to repairing or replacing sections of pipe or installing a pressure booster.

Technicians can usually provide a free or low-cost on-site estimate after diagnosing the problem. Some services may offer flat-rate pricing. Diagnostic fees may apply but are often credited toward the repair if you proceed.

Yes, plumbers are licensed where required, bonded, and carry liability insurance. You should ask for proof of license and insurance, and request a written estimate and work authorization before any work begins.

A standard tank water heater replacement typically takes 2 to 4 hours for a straightforward swap. Tankless or complex installations may take longer, sometimes a full day, depending on gas, venting, electrical, or piping modifications.

Most repairs and installations include warranties on parts and labor. Warranty lengths vary by part manufacturer and service type, so ask for warranty details in writing before work starts.

Clear access to the problem area, turn off major appliances that use water, secure pets, list all symptoms and when they started, locate your main shut-off valve if possible, and be prepared to discuss past plumbing work and any known pipe materials.