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We handle residential and light-commercial plumbing including emergency repairs, drain cleaning and rooter service, sewer inspection and repair, hydro jetting, water heater repair and replacement (tank and tankless), leak detection and slab leak repair, faucet and toilet repair, garbage disposal service, sump pump service, and whole‑home repiping options.

Yes — we offer emergency service for burst pipes, major leaks, sewer backups, and water heater failures. Emergency availability can vary by day and location, so call when the problem occurs and we’ll prioritize your request and provide an estimated arrival time.

Response times depend on traffic and current call volume; same‑day and rapid response options are commonly available. When you contact us we’ll give a real‑time ETA and advise whether an immediate temporary fix can limit damage until the technician arrives.

We serve Garland and surrounding North Texas communities and suburbs; availability for specific towns can vary, so call to confirm whether we cover your address and to schedule the fastest available appointment.

Pricing depends on the job: many common repairs have flat rates, while larger projects use written estimates based on inspection. A service call fee may apply for diagnostics; we provide upfront quotes before work begins and disclose any permit or parts costs.

Hydro jetting uses high‑pressure water to remove heavy grease, scale, tree roots, and mineral buildup from pipes and is recommended for severe or recurring clogs and preventative maintenance. Mechanical snaking is effective for simpler blockages; a camera inspection helps determine the best method.

Consider replacement when a tank is over 10–15 years old, shows rust or leaks, produces rusty or discolored water, makes loud noises, or fails to heat adequately; tankless units often last longer but may also need replacement based on performance and repair history. If you’re unsure, a technician can inspect the unit and recommend repair vs replacement.

Yes, technicians are licensed where required and carry liability insurance; they follow industry safety standards, perform work to code, and offer warranties on parts and labor. Always ask to see credentials if you have questions.

Avoid pouring grease or coffee grounds down drains, use hair and sink strainers, don’t flush wipes or sanitary products, perform regular minor maintenance like running hot water through drains, and schedule periodic professional drain cleaning or inspections to catch problems early.