Emergency repairs
Start with burst pipe repair if water is spreading, sewer line cleaning for a backup, or leak detection when the meter runs and nothing is on. Slab leak repair and water line repair cover leaks under the floor and between the meter and the house.
Hot water
When there is no hot water, water heater repair comes first, and replacement follows if the tank has failed. Planned swaps and new units fall under water heater installation, and tankless service covers flushing and repairs.
Water on the floor right now?
Shut off the main valve and call. Dispatch is answered around the clock.
Drains and sewer
Blocked lines go to drain cleaning, stubborn buildup to hydro jetting, and damaged pipe to sewer line repair. A camera inspection shows what is inside the line before anything is dug.
Fixtures and planned work
Household fixes include toilet repair, faucet and sink repair and garbage disposal repair. Bigger projects include repiping, plumbing installation, softener and filtration and commercial plumbing.
Not sure which service you need?
Describe the symptom to dispatch and they will route it.
Service list questions
Start with leak detection, which locates the leak before anything is opened.
Most services have an emergency path, and planned work such as installs is booked as a same-day appointment when available.
Yes. See commercial plumbing for restaurants and shops.
Plumber-pulled permits depend on the job. Ask the City's Building Inspection Division at 904-247-6100 about your project.
If you smell gas, leave and call your gas utility or 911 first. We do not advise on gas leaks over the phone.
Ask dispatch about any service and get a straight answer.
☎ (904) 561-8133