One drip per second adds up to 3,000 gallons a year — roughly $35–$50 on your bill. A new cartridge or washer costs far less than that. Most faucet repairs take under an hour. Bring the make and model if you know it; we carry parts for most major brands on the truck.

Typical cost: Faucet repair: $95–$175 parts + labor.

Not always. If it's under 8 years old and not actively leaking from the tank body, a failed heating element, thermostat, or pressure relief valve is usually a $150–$250 fix. We'll tell you straight: if the tank is corroded or past its service life, we'll say so — and show you the math on repair vs. replace.

Typical cost: Repair: $150–$280. New unit installed: $950–$1,800.

Slow drains are early warnings. Grease, soap scum, and hair build up until water backs up completely — usually at the worst possible moment. A hydro-jet clearing now costs a fraction of emergency service at midnight. We snake or jet depending on what the camera shows.

Typical cost: Drain snake: $110–$160. Hydro-jet: $250–$400.

A running toilet is almost always a worn flapper or a faulty fill valve — both $15 parts. The fix takes 30 minutes. Left alone, it wastes 200+ gallons a day and can quietly add $60–$80 per month to your water bill. We stock universal parts on every truck.

Typical cost: Toilet repair: $75–$130 all-in.