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We handle a full range of plumbing and heating work including emergency plumbing, drain cleaning, sewer repair, leak detection and repair, water heater repair and replacement, boiler and furnace service, repiping, fixture installation (toilets, sinks, faucets), and preventative maintenance for residential and light commercial properties.

Yes — emergency service is offered for urgent issues like major leaks, burst pipes, severe sewer backups, and no-heat situations. Emergency availability and response times vary by region; callers are prioritized based on severity.

Pay‑per‑call means potential customers are connected by phone to a qualified service provider and the advertiser pays for each valid call. You will be connected directly to a local technician or dispatch and charged only for the live call or qualified lead according to the landing page terms.

Professional technicians are licensed or certified where required, carry liability insurance, and typically undergo background checks; ask for proof of license and insurance and verify any credentials before work begins.

Shut off the main water valve if safe to do so, turn off electrical power in the affected area if water is near outlets or appliances, contain the water with buckets and towels, move valuables away from the area, and call for emergency service right away.

You can usually get a phone estimate for simple jobs; on‑site inspections are required for accurate pricing on complex repairs or replacements. Charges are based on parts, labor, the scope of work, permits if needed, and any applicable emergency or after‑hours fees.

Most professional services provide a workmanship guarantee and honor manufacturer warranties on parts; warranty length and coverage vary, so request written warranty details before work begins.

Yes — technicians assess whether repair or replacement is best, recommend appropriate units, obtain required permits when necessary, perform the installation or repair to code, and typically handle disposal of the old unit for an additional fee.

Regular maintenance helps: avoid pouring grease down drains, use sink strainers, flush drains with hot water weekly, avoid flushing anything but toilet paper, schedule periodic professional drain cleaning if you have recurring issues, and inspect hoses and seals on appliances.

Verify the technician’s license and insurance, ask about experience with your specific problem, request a written estimate for non‑emergencies, confirm warranty terms, ask about expected arrival time and any emergency or after‑hours fees, and request a receipt or invoice after the job is completed.