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We connect customers with licensed plumbers who handle leak repair, drain cleaning, sewer line repair, camera inspections, water heater repair and replacement (tank and tankless), fixture installation, sump pump service, hydro-jetting, and routine maintenance.

Yes. Emergency plumbing is available around the clock; a live technician will assess the situation and dispatch an on-call plumber when necessary. After-hours or holiday service may have additional fees.

When you request service you are connected to a live, vetted plumbing professional; the pay-per-call model charges for the qualified phone connection or scheduled dispatch rather than a monthly subscription. Final pricing for repairs is provided after an on-site estimate.

Yes. The plumbers available through this service are required to be licensed where applicable, carry insurance, and pass basic vetting; any required local permits or inspections for work will be handled or arranged by the contractor.

Costs vary by job complexity and parts, but common small repairs (toilet repair, minor leak fixes) often range from modest service fees plus parts, while larger jobs (sewer line repair, water heater replacement) can be several hundred to several thousand dollars; you will receive a written estimate before major work begins.

Immediately turn off the main water supply, open nearby faucets to drain remaining water, shut off electricity to affected areas if water contacts outlets or appliances, try to contain the leak with buckets or towels, and contact an emergency plumber right away.

Use drain screens to catch hair and debris, avoid pouring grease or coffee grounds down sinks, run hot water periodically, use enzyme-based maintenance treatments occasionally, and schedule professional drain cleaning if you notice slow drainage or frequent clogs.

Yes. Camera inspections are available to diagnose sewer line problems, locate tree root intrusion, breaks, or blockages, and plumbers can recommend repair options such as spot repair, re-lining, or replacement based on inspection results.

Yes. Contractors can install, replace, or repair standard tank and tankless water heaters, assess capacity needs, handle venting and gas or electric connections, and obtain necessary permits; they will provide options and an estimate before installation.

Warranties vary by contractor but typically include a workmanship guarantee for a set period and manufacturer warranties on parts; installers should provide written warranty details and service terms before work begins.