Water where you want it. Nowhere else.
Leaks, slow drains, water heaters and old supply lines, fixed by a licensed plumbing crew. Diagnostic visits from $95, credited toward the repair.
Plumbing jobs, priced up front.
Prices shown are starting points for typical homes in Columbus and the suburbs. You approve the exact number in writing before work begins.
Get a priceSigns it's time for a visit.
If one of these sounds familiar, a diagnostic visit usually finds the cause in under an hour.
- Rusty or brown water when a tap first opens
- Water pressure that dropped over the years
- A water heater older than ten years, or one that rumbles
- Drains that gurgle or back up into another fixture
- A sump pump that runs constantly, or not at all
- A water bill that jumped without a change in use
How a visit runs.
Call or book
Tell us what the house is doing. We text back with an arrival window, usually the same day.
Diagnose on site
The tech finds the cause first. No guessing, and no parts thrown at the problem.
Approve the price
You see a written price before anything starts. The visit fee comes off if you go ahead.
Fixed and documented
Photos and notes go into your home's file, so the next visit starts with the history.
Plumbing across Central Ohio.
Every city page lists the neighborhoods we cover and the jobs we see most there.
Galvanized water line replacement in an Uptown Westerville home
A 1920s home near Uptown Westerville had rusty water and almost no pressure upstairs. We replaced the galvanized supply lines with copper mains and PEX branches over three days, with the family still living there.
Other trades: Heating & Cooling and Electrical.
Plumbing questions.
Written for the searches people run when something stops working.
How much does a water heater replacement cost in Columbus?
Most tank replacements land between $1,650 and $2,400 depending on size, fuel and venting. Tankless installs start around $3,900. You get the exact price in writing first.
Should I switch to a tankless water heater?
It makes sense for bigger households and homes with room for the venting. With Central Ohio's hard water, plan on a yearly descale. The plumber will walk you through both options on site.
How do I know if I have galvanized pipes?
Scratch an exposed pipe in the basement with a key. Galvanized steel is dull gray and a magnet sticks to it. Copper shows a bright penny color. If you're unsure, the plumber can check during any visit.
Do you handle sewer line problems?
Yes. We start with a camera inspection so you can see the problem, then quote a repair or a lining option before anything is dug up.
Tell us what the house is doing.
A photo of the leak, the panel or the thermostat helps the tech bring the right parts the first time.
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