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When you place a call through the landing page a small connection fee routes you to a licensed plumbing contractor who will assess the problem, provide a verbal overview, and schedule an on-site inspection or emergency response. Any repair costs are quoted separately and require your approval before work begins.

Common services include leak detection, slab leak repair, camera inspections, water line repair and replacement, pipe repiping, sump pump service, drain cleaning, and emergency water leak response. Specific offerings depend on the local contractor assigned to your call.

Yes, participating contractors are required to be licensed and carry liability insurance and worker’s compensation. You can request license numbers and proof of insurance directly from the technician or their dispatch office before work begins.

Leak detection uses acoustic tools, electronic sensors, thermal imaging, or camera inspection to locate the leak with minimal disruption. Leak repair is the corrective work to fix or replace the damaged pipe or fitting and may involve spot repairs, re-piping, or trenchless methods depending on the situation.

Technicians typically start with noninvasive methods such as electronic leak detection, acoustic listening devices, infrared thermal imaging, and pressure testing. These tools help pinpoint the leak location so repairs can be as targeted and minimally disruptive as possible.

Response time depends on local contractor availability and your location. In many urban and suburban areas technicians can be dispatched within a few hours for emergencies, but response may be longer during peak times or outside normal business hours. Call to get an estimated arrival time for your specific situation.

Yes, after locating the problem the technician will provide a written estimate that outlines labor, materials, and any recommended options. Work will only proceed after you review and approve the estimate.

Many contractors offer trenchless solutions like pipe lining or pipe bursting to repair underground pipes with less excavation. Trenchless methods are recommended when existing line condition and access make them a viable, cost-effective option; the technician will advise if trenchless is suitable for your repair.

If safe, shut off the water at the main valve to limit damage, turn off electrical circuits in affected areas if there is standing water, remove valuables from the area, and call for emergency assistance. If you smell gas or suspect a gas leak leave the property immediately and contact the gas utility or emergency services.

Payment methods vary by contractor but commonly include major credit and debit cards and sometimes cash. Many contractors also offer financing or payment plans for larger repairs; ask about available options when you receive your written estimate.