24/7 dispatch live(555) 402-1180
Licensed · bonded · insured

Burst pipe? We’re 45 minutes out.

Two vans staffed overnight, every night. Flat-rate pricing quoted in writing before any tool comes out of the truck, so the number you hear on the phone is the number on the invoice — no hourly clock, no after-hours surprise, no “while we were in there”.

License
PL-40218-C
Bonded
$25,000 surety
Insured
$2M liability
Dispatch
Assigned
Job typeBurst supply line
Van04 · Vasquez, R.
ETA45 min
Flat rate$385
En route4.2 mi

Live board is illustrative demo content. Wire it to your own scheduling system, or delete the panel and drop a photo of the van in here instead.

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Before you call

Is this an emergency?

Half the calls we take at 2am could safely wait until 8am, and the other half needed the water off five minutes ago. Here is how to tell which one you have.

1

Shut it off

Water still moving means damage still spreading. Do this first, before you look for a phone.

  1. 01Find the main: garage wall, basement front wall, or a meter box at the kerb on the street side.
  2. 02Round handwheel turns clockwise until it stops — usually six or seven full turns, not one.
  3. 03Lever handle turns a quarter turn only, until it sits across the pipe rather than along it.
  4. 04Open the lowest faucet in the house to drain the standing pressure out of the risers.
  5. 05If the valve is seized, do not force it. Shut the fixture stop under the sink or toilet instead and tell us on the call.
2

Call now

Anything on this list gets a van tonight. Do not wait for morning and do not wait for the water to stop on its own.

  • Water actively running and the main will not close
  • Sewage backing up into a tub, shower or floor drain
  • Any smell of gas near the water heater — leave first, then call
  • Ceiling sagging, staining or dripping from the floor above
  • Water near a panel, outlet or the heater's electrical supply
  • No water at all in freezing weather — a line is frozen and may already be split
(555) 402-1180
3

Can wait

Book these for a normal weekday slot and you skip the after-hours dispatch fee entirely. We will say so on the call rather than take the overtime.

  • One slow drain, with the others running fine
  • A toilet that runs on but still flushes
  • Dripping faucet or a weeping shutoff you can bucket
  • Water heater that recovers slowly but still heats
  • Low pressure at a single fixture
  • Planned work — repipe, remodel rough-in, fixture swap
Book a weekday slot
Published pricing

Flat rates, written down.

Every price below is the price on the invoice. Parts, labour, permits and haul-away are already inside it. If the job turns out to be something else once we open it up, you get a new number in writing and the choice to walk away.

JobFlat rate
After-hours callout & diagnosisArrival, isolation of the leak and a written flat quote before any work starts.30–45 min$89
Burst supply line repairCut out the failed section, sweat or crimp in new pipe, pressure test the run.1–2 hrs$385
Frozen pipe thaw & testControlled thaw, split inspection on every exposed run, full-house pressure test.2 hrs$310
Main shutoff valve replacementQuarter-turn ball valve on the house side, curb stop operated by us, not the city.2–3 hrs$465
Slab leak locate & rerouteAcoustic locate, then an overhead reroute rather than breaking the whole slab.1–2 days$2,375
Kitchen or bath drain clearingCabled from the closest accessible cleanout, camera confirmation included.45 min$175
Main line auger through cleanoutUp to 100 ft of cable, root cutting head, flow test before we pack up.1–2 hrs$295
Hydro-jetting, up to 100 ft4,000 psi scour for grease and scale that cabling only punches a hole through.2–3 hrs$525
Sewer camera inspectionRecorded run with footage marks, sent to you as a file you can keep.1 hr$199
Tank heater, 40–50 gal, installedPermit, new flex connectors, expansion tank and haul-away of the old unit.3–4 hrs$1,685
Tankless conversionIncludes gas resize where required, stainless venting and a condensate run.6–8 hrs$3,940
Element or thermostat swapDiagnosis, part, and a recovery test so you know it actually holds temperature.1 hr$245
Whole-home PEX repipe, 2 bathManifold, home-run lines, drywall patched and textured in the same fixed price.2–3 days$6,850
Copper repipe, 2 bathType L copper throughout, pressure tested at 100 psi and held overnight.3–4 days$9,400

After-hours dispatch fee $145 · quoted before we send a van, never added afterwards

Why we killed the clock
Hourly billing pays a plumber to work slowly and pays you to watch him do it. We would rather be judged on whether the leak stopped.

Our technicians are paid the same whether a job runs ninety minutes or four hours, so nobody has a reason to stretch it. You get the number before the work, the number does not move unless the scope does, and the scope only moves with your signature on it.

Metro hourly avgOur flat rate
Drain clearing
$310 avg
$175
Heater install
$2,840 avg
$1,685
Burst pipe repair
$640 avg
$385

Hourly figures are a blended average of three local competitors’ published rates plus a two-hour minimum. Replace with your own market numbers before launch.

What people say afterwards

4.9 from 618 reviews.

Google · Yelp · Facebook
Google

Supply line let go behind the washer at 11pm. Dispatcher gave me a real arrival window, not a shrug, and told me where my shutoff was over the phone. Van showed up in 38 minutes.

DRDana ReyesCedar Bend
Google

Water heater died on a Saturday. Quoted $1,685 flat on the phone, charged $1,685, hauled the old tank out and swept up. Nobody tried to sell me a tankless I did not ask about.

MTMarcus ToledoNorthgate
Yelp

Third company to look at the same main line. The first two cabled it and left. These guys ran a camera first, found the root intrusion at 42 feet, and jetted it properly.

PNPriya NandraLakeview
Google

Full PEX repipe on a 1961 house. Five days quoted, four days done, and the drywall patches were textured so well I cannot find them now.

C&Chris & Amy LundWestfield
Facebook

Slab leak. They rerouted overhead instead of jackhammering the living room, which is what the previous quote wanted to do for twice the money.

KOKen OyelaranOld Mill
Google

Supply line let go behind the washer at 11pm. Dispatcher gave me a real arrival window, not a shrug, and told me where my shutoff was over the phone. Van showed up in 38 minutes.

DRDana ReyesCedar Bend
Google

Water heater died on a Saturday. Quoted $1,685 flat on the phone, charged $1,685, hauled the old tank out and swept up. Nobody tried to sell me a tankless I did not ask about.

MTMarcus ToledoNorthgate
Yelp

Third company to look at the same main line. The first two cabled it and left. These guys ran a camera first, found the root intrusion at 42 feet, and jetted it properly.

PNPriya NandraLakeview
Google

Full PEX repipe on a 1961 house. Five days quoted, four days done, and the drywall patches were textured so well I cannot find them now.

C&Chris & Amy LundWestfield
Facebook

Slab leak. They rerouted overhead instead of jackhammering the living room, which is what the previous quote wanted to do for twice the money.

KOKen OyelaranOld Mill
Google

The flat rate is the whole reason I called back. My last plumber billed hourly and somehow every job took four hours. This one was ninety minutes and the price was the price.

SMSofia MarchettiAshgrove
Yelp

Camera inspection before a home purchase. Got the recording emailed the same evening with footage marks. Saved me from buying a $14k sewer problem.

BHBill HargreavesHarbor Flats
Google

Pipe froze in the crawl space during the January snap. They thawed it slowly and checked every other exposed run instead of just fixing the one that split.

TVTheresa VanceMillbrook
Google

Old gate valve would not close. Replaced it with a quarter-turn ball valve and then made me operate it myself before they left so I would know how.

APAndre PruittElmhurst
Facebook

Called at 6am about no hot water. They talked me through the reset button first, it worked, and they did not charge me for the call. Then I hired them for the real job in March.

NKNina KowalskiStonebridge
Google

The flat rate is the whole reason I called back. My last plumber billed hourly and somehow every job took four hours. This one was ninety minutes and the price was the price.

SMSofia MarchettiAshgrove
Yelp

Camera inspection before a home purchase. Got the recording emailed the same evening with footage marks. Saved me from buying a $14k sewer problem.

BHBill HargreavesHarbor Flats
Google

Pipe froze in the crawl space during the January snap. They thawed it slowly and checked every other exposed run instead of just fixing the one that split.

TVTheresa VanceMillbrook
Google

Old gate valve would not close. Replaced it with a quarter-turn ball valve and then made me operate it myself before they left so I would know how.

APAndre PruittElmhurst
Facebook

Called at 6am about no hot water. They talked me through the reset button first, it worked, and they did not charge me for the call. Then I hired them for the real job in March.

NKNina KowalskiStonebridge
Where we go

Bands, not a map.

A map tells you we exist. A response band tells you when somebody will be at the door, which is the only thing worth knowing while a ceiling is dripping. There is no travel surcharge anywhere on this diagram, and if you are outside it we say so on the call.

Under 45 min
Emergency dispatch
Under 90 min
Standard callout
Same day
Booked before 2pm
UNDER 45 MINUNDER 90 MINSAME DAYYARDCedar BendOld MillHarbor FlatsAshgroveNorthgateWestfieldLakeviewFoxboroElmhurstStonebridgeMillbrook
Asked on nearly every call

Answers, not an accordion.

01Will you quote before starting work?
Yes. The flat-rate price is written down and handed to you before any tool comes out of the van. It does not change unless the scope does, and scope changes need your signature — not a phone call from a technician who is already halfway into the wall.
02Are you actually licensed and insured?
License number is printed on every invoice and sits in the footer of this site. Certificates of general liability and workers' comp go out by email on request, before work begins rather than after something goes wrong.
03Do you charge extra for nights and weekends?
There is an after-hours dispatch fee and you hear the number on the call, before we send anybody. It is never added to the invoice afterwards, and it is waived entirely if the repair turns out to be covered under our own workmanship warranty.
04How fast can you really get here at 2am?
Two vans stay staffed overnight. Inside the 45-minute band that is a genuine 45 minutes most nights; if the on-call van is already on a job, dispatch tells you the honest number instead of the number you want to hear.
05Do you pull permits for a water heater?
Always, and the permit fee is already inside the flat price. An unpermitted heater is the single most common thing that blows up a home sale inspection three years later, so it is not a corner worth cutting to save you ninety dollars.
06What if you open a wall and find worse damage?
Work stops and you get a photo, a revised flat price and the option to say no. You are only committed to the original scope. If you decline the extra work we make the area safe, cap the line and charge the original number.
Right now, before we arrive

Six things that limit the damage.

None of this needs a tool and all of it saves money. Work down the list while the van is en route — most of the difference between a $400 repair and a $4,000 restoration job happens in the twenty minutes before anybody gets there.

  1. 01Shut the water offMain valve first, then the fixture stop if the main is seized. Full instructions and a diagram are in the triage panel above.
  2. 02Kill power to wet roomsIf water is anywhere near outlets, a panel or a water heater, throw the breaker for that circuit before you wade in.
  3. 03Open a low faucetA basement or ground-floor tap drains the standing pressure out of the risers so the leak slows while you wait.
  4. 04Photograph everythingWide shot, then close. Insurance wants the before, and a photo of the fitting lets us load the right part on the van.
  5. 05Move what you can liftRugs, boxes, anything on a wooden floor. Standing water wicks upward into subfloor faster than most people expect.
  6. 06Leave the access clearPath to the meter, the heater and the crawl hatch. Every minute we spend shifting storage is a minute we are not fixing the leak.

Send it to dispatch

A photo of the leak is what turns a phone guess into a firm number, so add one if you safely can.

Actively flooding? Do not wait on a form — call (555) 402-1180.