Flat prices, written before we start
Services and prices.
Starting prices for the work we do most. Your technician gives you the exact price for your job after a look, and nothing starts until you agree to it.
Service call or free estimate
A technician finds the problem and gives you a written price. Estimates for new equipment are free.
Emergency plumbing
Burst pipes, major leaks, sewer backups and no water. Any hour, any day.
Water heater repair and replacement
Tank and tankless, gas and electric. Most replacements are done the same day.
Furnace and boiler repair
Gas furnaces, hot-water and steam boilers, and the radiators they feed.
Central air repair
Not cooling, freezing up, leaking water or running all day.
Drain cleaning
Kitchen, bath, laundry and floor drains cleared with a cable or water jet.
Sewer camera inspection
See inside your main sewer line before you dig, or before you buy a house.
Leak detection and repiping
Hidden leaks found with meters and cameras. Old galvanized lines replaced.
Faucets, toilets and disposals
Repairs and installs, including fixtures you bought yourself.
How pricing works.
We find the problem
The service call is $89. If you go ahead with the repair, it comes off the price.
You get one price
A flat price for the whole job, on paper or by text. Not an hourly rate that grows while we work.
We stand behind it
One year on our labor. Parts carry the maker’s warranty, and we handle the claim for you.
Emergencies, any hour.
Burst pipes, no heat, sewer backups and leaking water heaters. Calls after 6 p.m., on weekends and on holidays add $90 to the price. Nothing else changes.
Replacing a water heater or furnace?
Book a free estimate. We measure, check your venting and gas line, and leave you two or three written options.