Every plumbing service we dispatch
Cards marked 24/7 emergency are problems where we send a plumber at any hour. Scheduled services are planned visits, booked the same day when a slot is open.
Water Heater Replacement
A tank that leaks from the shell, or runs cold after repeated repairs, is a replace decision. See how the choice is made and what the permit involves.
Drain Cleaning
Slow sinks, gurgling tubs and floor drains that bubble. Cabling for fixture clogs, with a camera look when the same drain keeps stopping.
Water Heater Repair
Bad elements, thermostats, pilot assemblies and relief valves. Learn which symptoms mean a part and which mean the tank is finished.
Leak Detection
Meter tests, pressure tests, listening gear and thermal cameras to find the pipe that is losing water behind a wall or under a floor.
Sewer Line Repair
A cracked, rooted or sagging lateral between the house and the sewer or septic tank, with spot repair and full replacement compared.
Water Heater Installation
Planned installs for a new home, a fuel switch or a finished basement, including venting, gas, expansion tanks and permits.
Tankless Water Heater
On-demand heat for households tired of running out. Covers gas sizing, venting, descaling and when a tank is still the better call.
Hydro Jetting
High-pressure water that scours grease and scale from the pipe wall, used after cabling has failed to stop a repeat clog.
Sewer Inspection
A camera run through the lateral before you buy, or after a backup, showing the pipe's real condition on video.
Sewer Line Cleaning
Clearing the main line that carries every drain in the house, including root cutting and the cleanout access it needs.
Burst Pipe Repair
Water coming through a ceiling or wall right now. The shutoff steps to take first, then how the damaged section is cut out and replaced.
Toilet Repair and Installation
Running, rocking, clogged or leaking at the base. Fill valves, flappers, wax rings and flanges explained in plain terms.
Faucet Repair
Drips, weak flow and handles that spin freely, plus the supply stop that will not shut when you need it to.
Garbage Disposal Repair
A unit that hums, jams, leaks underneath or backs up the sink. What can be freed or sealed, and when a swap is smarter.
Water Line Repair and Replacement
The pipe from the street or well to the house. Low pressure, wet lawns and meter spin point here before they point indoors.
Sump Pump Installation and Repair
Basement water after storms, a pump that cycles constantly, or one that will not start. Float, check valve and battery backup covered.
Boiler Repair
No heat, noisy pipes or a leak at the unit. Gas-smell safety comes first, then the circulator, relief valve and expansion tank.
Commercial Plumbing
After-hours calls for restaurants, shops and seasonal waterfront businesses, from grease lines to flushometer valves.
Repiping
Replacing worn galvanized or failing supply lines in older houses, with PEX and copper compared and the permit explained.
Plumbing Installation
New fixtures, appliance hookups and bathroom or kitchen rough-in done to code by a licensed plumber with the permit handled.
How to choose the right service page
Start with the symptom you can see. Water on the floor from a pipe points to burst pipe repair, a toilet or tub that gurgles and backs up points to sewer line cleaning, and a tank that leaks at the base points to water heater replacement.
If you cannot tell, call and describe the sound, the smell and where the water shows up. The dispatcher will match the call to the right type of plumber and tell you whether it needs to go out tonight or can wait for a same-day slot.
Common problems and where to start
| What you notice | Likely service |
|---|---|
| Slow or gurgling drain | Drain cleaning, and hydro jetting for repeat clogs |
| Wet spot or high water bill with no visible leak | Leak detection and water line repair |
| Sewage smell or backup in the lowest drain | Sewer inspection then sewer line repair |
| Cold showers or a rusty tank | Water heater repair or a tankless upgrade |
| Basement dampness after storms | Sump pump installation and repair |
Describe it to a dispatcher
Say where the water or smell shows up and the line will match you with the right plumber.
Before you call about any service
- Note where the water or smell is strongest, and whether it comes and goes.
- Find your main shutoff valve, or the pressure tank shutoff if you have a private well.
- Know whether your home is on town sewer or a septic system.
- Take a photo of any label on a water heater or boiler.
That information lets the dispatcher send a plumber with the right parts. Our about page explains how a call works from start to finish.
Not sure which service you need?
Call the 24/7 line and describe the problem. A dispatcher will point you to the right plumber, and you can see every town we serve while you wait.
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