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Typical services listed on this landing page include leak detection and repair, drain cleaning, water heater repair and replacement, sewer line inspection and repair, repiping, gas line services, fixture installation, and both residential and light-commercial plumbing work in the Houston, TX area.

Yes — emergency plumbing response is available. For major leaks or sewage backups many contractors advertise rapid same‑day response; if you have an active emergency shut off the water main if safe to do so, avoid electrical equipment near standing water, and contact the emergency service listed on the page immediately.

Cost depends on the scope of the job, parts required, accessibility, permits, and whether specialty equipment or excavation is needed. Simple repairs are generally much less expensive than sewer replacements or full repipes. Request an onsite estimate so the contractor can provide a written quote tailored to your situation.

Professional plumbing contractors should employ licensed and insured technicians; always ask to see proof of license and liability insurance before work begins, and confirm whether the contractor carries workers' compensation coverage for their crew.

Warranty policies vary by contractor and by type of work; many provide limited parts and labor warranties for a set period and longer warranties for certain parts such as water heaters. Ask for the warranty terms in writing before authorizing work.

If you smell gas, evacuate the building immediately, avoid using phones or electrical switches inside, and call your gas utility's emergency number from a safe location; do not attempt to locate a gas leak yourself — a licensed gas technician or utility crew should respond.

Simple repairs and diagnostics often take 30 minutes to a few hours, while installations, extensive repairs, or sewer work can take a full day or multiple days depending on permitting, access, and parts availability. The technician can give a more precise time estimate after an initial inspection.

Clear access to the work area, remove breakable items, ensure pets are secured, provide clear directions to shutoffs, and have any relevant paperwork or photos of the problem available for the technician to review.

Yes — reputable contractors provide written, itemized estimates for remodels and new installations after an onsite inspection; written estimates help compare scope, materials, timelines, and warranty terms across bids.

Use drain strainers, avoid pouring grease or coffee grounds down sinks, dispose of fibrous foods and wipes in the trash, flush only human waste and toilet paper, run hot water after greasy dishwashing, and schedule periodic professional drain maintenance to prevent buildup.