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Common services include emergency repairs, leak detection and repair, drain cleaning and unclogging, sewer line inspection and repair, camera inspections, hydro-jetting, water heater repair and installation (including tankless), fixture and faucet replacement, toilet repair, repiping, and plumbing for remodels in kitchens and bathrooms.

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Reputable plumbers should be licensed and insured where required by state or local law — always ask for a license number, proof of insurance, and a written estimate before work begins.

Shut off the nearest shutoff valve or the main water supply, turn off the water heater if appropriate, open faucets to relieve pressure, move belongings away from water, contain leaking water with buckets or towels, avoid electrical contact, and then call for professional assistance.

Costs depend on parts, labor, the complexity of the job, accessibility, and whether permits or structural work are required; ask for a transparent written estimate that lists parts, labor rates, trip or diagnostic fees, and any warranties before authorizing work.

Many plumbing professionals provide a workmanship guarantee plus manufacturer warranties on parts — confirm the length and coverage of any warranty in writing and get a copy of receipts and warranties for future reference.

Hydro‑jetting uses high‑pressure water to clear heavy blockages, grease, and mineral buildup from drain and sewer lines; it’s recommended when root intrusion, severe buildup, or repeated clogs occur, and is usually preceded by a camera inspection to assess pipe condition.

Yes — tankless installations require assessing gas line capacity or electrical service, proper venting, and sometimes upgrades or permits; request a site inspection and a written scope that covers installation requirements, expected energy savings, and maintenance needs.