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How do I troubleshoot an emergency?
Also, minor leaks can wait if you can shut off the valve on the appliance itself. If turning off the water is not possible, and using buckets, towels, and mops is not going to get you through the night, then calling in a plumber is warranted.
What should I expect when I have an emergency?
What will I be charged during an emergency?
To reduce the cost to you, there are times when the plumber will complete a temporary fix in order to limit the time they are spending on the call at an emergency rate. They will then coordinate a time to return when they can finish the repair at a regular rate.
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Is it a plumber that I need?
Here are a list of questions to ask yourself:
You are on town water or sewer and are having an issue:
Is this an issue that requires your local department of public works, this may save you a charge if they can fix the problem.
You have a well and have no water:
You can call us, but you may also need to call a well company depending on the depth of the well or the source of the issue.
You’re hearing bubbling or seeing sewage back up:
If you’re on a septic system, when was the last time your septic tank was emptied? Do you need a septic professional?
You have a leak from a location where you have an appliance:
Check to see if there a problem with your appliance and not with the actual plumbing, if you think it is the appliance then you should call an appliance repairman.
How do you decide which labor rate is used?
The plumbers were onsite for a short time, what will my bill look like?
Any job that is not classified as a “service call” rate that takes under 1 hour will be a $120 charge during standard hours and a $175 charge during emergency or weekend hours, and over the hour mark we bill in 15 min increments. All hourly rated jobs include travel 1 way in the total time billed.