Plumbing prices
Leaks, drains, water heaters, and fixtures. The most common home repairs.
Plumbing services
Drain unclog
Clearing a clogged drain, from a slow sink to a backed-up main line. Location and method drive the price.
Water heater installation
Removing the old unit and installing a new water heater, including hookup and disposal. Tank vs tankless and size are the big price drivers.
Water heater repair
Diagnosing and fixing a water heater that is not heating, leaking, or making noise. Parts and unit age matter.
Faucet installation
Installing a new faucet, including removal of the old one. Kitchen faucets usually cost more than bathroom.
Faucet repair
Fixing a dripping or low-pressure faucet, usually a cartridge or seal replacement.
Toilet installation
Removing the old toilet and installing a new one, including wax ring and supply line.
Toilet repair
Fixing a running, leaking, or clogged toilet. Most repairs are small parts and under an hour.
Leak repair
Finding and fixing a water leak. Hidden leaks behind walls or ceilings cost more to access.
Pipe replacement / repiping
Replacing old or failing pipes, from a single section to a whole home. Material choice drives the price.
Sump pump installation
Installing a sump pump to keep a basement or crawlspace dry. Backup systems add cost.
Garbage disposal installation
Installing a garbage disposal under the kitchen sink, including wiring and plumbing hookup.
Shower / tub installation
Installing a new shower, tub, or combo unit. Tile and surround work is usually separate.
Sewer line repair / replacement
Repairing or replacing the underground sewer line. Trenchless methods cost more per foot but skip the digging.
Water softener installation
Installing a water softener, including bypass valve and first salt fill.
Gas line installation
Running a new gas line for an appliance. Permits are usually required.
Outdoor faucet installation
Installing an outdoor faucet. Frost-free models cost more but survive winter.
Backwater valve installation
Installing a valve that stops city sewage from backing into the home. Often required in flood-prone areas.
Bathroom rough-in
Running drain, water, and vent lines for a new bathroom before fixtures go in.
Kitchen sink installation
Installing a kitchen sink, including faucet holes and drain hookup.
Burst pipe repair
Emergency repair of a burst or frozen pipe, including water shutoff and damaged section replacement.