Why we write everything down
Most plumbing disagreements come from something said at the door and remembered differently a week later. A written work order fixes that. It records what you reported, what the plumber found, what was proposed and what you approved. If the job changes once a wall is open or a drain is scoped, the change goes on the order too, and you approve it again.
It also helps the next person who works on your house. A good order says which valve was replaced, what the camera saw at eleven metres down the lateral, and which fitting is original. Keep your copies in a folder near the water heater.
How we price
We do not publish prices on this site because the honest answer is that it depends: on access, on the age of the pipe, on whether a permit is needed, on what the inspection turns up. When you call, the desk can explain how a particular type of job is usually charged and what goes into the number. The written order then shows the price for your job before anything starts.
Plumber's tip: If someone gives you a firm price for a sewer repair before running a camera, ask what they are basing it on.
What we will not do
- Start work you have not approved in writing.
- Recommend replacing a fixture that a reasonable repair will keep going.
- Do gas work without a licensed gas technician, or skip a permit the job needs.
- Advertise awards, credentials or reviews we could not produce on request.
Who we work for
Homeowners, landlords, condo owners and small property managers across North York and the communities just beyond it. If your problem is outside what we do well, the desk will say so on the first call rather than sending someone who will guess.
Questions about any of this are welcome. Call (365) 517-5705.