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When you call the number on the landing page you are connected directly to a local plumbing professional and charged a single, disclosed connection fee only when the call is answered. The connected plumber handles the service request, provides estimates, and arranges any onsite work; service fees for repairs or parts are billed separately by the plumbing company you speak with.

Typical services include emergency repairs, leak detection and repair, drain cleaning, sewer line inspection and repair, water heater repair and replacement, repiping, fixture installation, and routine maintenance and inspections.

Yes — partners on this network are required to be licensed and carry liability insurance. Always ask the technician for their license number and proof of insurance before work begins and verify credentials if you have concerns.

Turn off the main water shutoff to stop flow, open faucets to drain remaining water, turn off electrical power in affected areas if there is flooding, contain water with buckets and towels, and call an emergency plumber immediately. Document damage with photos for insurance.

The pay-per-call connection fee is separate from on-site service charges. Once a technician inspects the issue they will provide a written estimate for parts and labor. Ask for a detailed quote, inquire about alternative solutions, and request any warranties in writing before work starts.

Many partner plumbers offer 24/7 emergency response for burst pipes, sewer backups, gas-related issues, and major leaks. Availability and response times depend on your location and the partner plumber’s schedule.

Response times vary by location and the severity of the issue. For emergencies many plumbers aim to arrive within 60–120 minutes; for non-emergencies same-day or next-business-day appointments are common. The dispatcher or plumber will give a more specific arrival window when you call.

Most professional plumbing companies offer warranties on workmanship and on replacement parts. Warranty length and coverage vary, so request the warranty terms in writing before work begins and keep receipts and documentation.

Often yes — common non‑excavation solutions include mechanical augers, root cutting tools, and high-pressure hydro-jetting after a camera inspection. Severe issues like collapsed pipes or major root intrusion may still require excavation or pipe replacement.

Clear the area around the problem so the technician has easy access, move valuables away from potential water, have recent photos or a brief description of the problem ready, locate your main water shutoff, and be prepared to review estimates and authorize work or request a written quote.