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Common residential and commercial services including emergency repairs, leak detection and repair, drain cleaning and hydro-jetting, sewer line inspection and repair, water heater repair and replacement (tank and tankless), repiping, gas line service, fixture installation, camera inspections, and preventive maintenance.

Yes — emergency response is available for burst pipes, major leaks, sewer backups, and non‑functioning water heaters. After‑hours or weekend visits may incur additional fees; technicians will explain any emergency charges before performing work when possible.

Most providers charge a diagnostic or service fee plus labor and parts. Some jobs are quoted at a flat rate while others use an hourly rate. You should receive an estimate before work begins and a written invoice after completion.

Signs include unexplained increases in your water bill, warm spots on concrete floors, damp or discolored flooring or carpet, and the sound of running water with fixtures off. A professional leak‑detection technician using specialized equipment is required to confirm and locate slab leaks.

Hydro‑jetting uses high‑pressure water to remove grease, roots, scale, and debris from drains and sewer lines. It’s ideal for recurring or serious clogs and for preventative maintenance, but may not be recommended for older, fragile pipes; a camera inspection helps determine suitability.

Licensing and insurance requirements vary by state and locality. For your protection, hire plumbers who carry liability insurance and ask to see proof of any required trade licenses, permits, or bonding before work begins.

A camera inspection sends a small video camera into pipes to locate blockages, cracks, root intrusion, or collapse. It provides a precise diagnosis so repairs can be targeted, often avoiding unnecessary excavation.

Avoid pouring grease, oil, or fibrous food down kitchen sinks, use drain screens, do not flush anything other than toilet paper, and schedule regular professional cleanings and inspections. Address slow drains promptly to prevent bigger backups.