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When a homeowner places a call through the landing page or ad, the call is routed to a licensed plumbing provider and you are charged only for qualified calls or booked jobs. Calls are screened for basic information, then transferred to an available technician who can dispatch, provide a phone estimate, or schedule an on-site visit.

Common services include leak detection and repair, drain cleaning and clog removal, water heater repair and replacement, sewer line inspection and repair, camera inspections, hydro jetting, fixture installation, repiping, gas line repair, and emergency plumbing.

Yes, participating plumbers are required to be licensed and carry insurance. Providers are typically verified for licensing and insurance coverage and most partners perform background checks on technicians before dispatch.

Expect a quick triage over the phone to assess severity, safety advice such as shutting off water if needed, and dispatch of an available technician. The plumber will diagnose the issue, explain repair options, provide an estimate, and proceed with repairs after you approve the work.

Many plumbers provide a diagnostic or service fee that may be applied toward the repair, followed by a written estimate for parts and labor. Pricing can be flat-rate for common jobs or hourly for complex work. Always ask for an upfront estimate and any applicable warranty information before work begins.

Same-day service is often available depending on technician availability and call volume. After-hours emergency service is typically offered by on-call plumbers for urgent issues like major leaks or sewer backups. Availability varies by region.

Most providers accept major credit and debit cards, mobile payments, checks, and cash. Many partners also offer financing plans or payment plans for larger repairs or replacements; ask your technician about options during the estimate.

Snaking (mechanical augers) clears many clogs by breaking them up, while hydro jetting uses high-pressure water to remove grease, scale, roots, and buildup from pipe interiors. Hydro jetting is more thorough for recurring clogs and long-term maintenance but may not be appropriate for older, fragile pipes.

A small waterproof camera is fed into the drain or sewer line to provide a live video of the pipe interior. Camera inspections are recommended for chronic clogs, suspected pipe damage, locating blockages, diagnosing root intrusion, and verifying pipe condition before major repairs.

Some repairs and most replacements or major installations, such as water heaters, gas lines, sewer repairs, and significant repiping, require local permits and inspections to ensure code compliance. Your technician can advise whether a permit is needed and often arrange it on your behalf.

Workmanship warranties vary by provider but commonly include limited guarantees on labor for 30 to 365 days and manufacturer warranties on parts. Always request written warranty details before the work begins and keep receipts and invoices for future claims.

Clear access to the affected area, remove valuables and fragile items, secure pets, provide any relevant photos or history of the problem, and know where your main water shutoff valve is located. If safe, turn off appliances connected to the affected drains or water lines.