Five plumbing jobs for the water in your house
Choose the job that matches what your water is doing, and take $100 off your first booked job.
01 / Start here
Start with what you notice
Pick the line that sounds like your house and it opens the matching job.
- Problem 01The yard is soggy or the pressure has fadedPoints to the buried line from the street.Water service line
- Problem 02Brown water, or taps that barely run upstairsSounds like old steel pipe inside the walls.Repiping
- Problem 03Cold showers, a rumbling tank or a damp floor beside itPoints to a heater near the end of its life.Water heaters
- Problem 04The water bill jumped and nothing changedSounds like a leak you cannot see.Leak detection
- Problem 05A drip, a toilet that runs or a valve that will not turnPoints to a worn fixture or shutoff.Fixtures and valves
- Not sureNot sure which one fits?Call and describe it, or send the form with the closest job picked.
02 / Questions
Questions about choosing a job
How do I know which of the five jobs I need?
Start with what you can see or hear. Wet ground and weak pressure point outside, brown water points to old supply pipe, a cold shower or damp floor points to the heater, a bill that jumped points to a hidden leak, and a drip or sticky valve points to a fixture. If two seem to fit, pick the closest job on the form, or call and describe both.
Does the $100 off apply to every job?
It applies once, to the first job you book through us, whichever of the five it is. One credit covers one property, and the offer terms list the end date and the other conditions.
Can one visit cover more than one job?
Ask on the call. Pick the closest job on the form and mention the other on the call, and the contractor can tell you whether they fit one visit. You decide after you hear the price.
Do you handle slow drains or backups?
No. These five jobs are about the water coming into the house and moving through it. Water leaving the house is a different trade.
Who sets the price?
The contractor sets the price and sends the quote. This site makes the introduction and credits the $100 on your first booked job.
03 / The five jobs
Five jobs, one page each
Each page below explains the symptoms, the work, how the job goes and what shapes the price. Not sure which one fits? Call (315) 640-3590 and describe it.
Water Service Line Repair and Replacement
The buried pipe from the street shutoff to your meter: repair a section or replace the run.
Supply Repiping
New supply pipe through the house when old steel or corroded runs have worn out.
Water Heater Repair and Replacement
Repair or swap a tired tank or tankless heater as a planned job.
Leak Detection and Repair
Trace the wet spot, the climbing bill or the stained ceiling to the exact fitting or pipe.
Faucets, Fixtures and Valves
Faucets, toilets, hose bibs and shutoff valves replaced before a small drip becomes a repair.
04 / How it goes
Three steps from problem to booked job
Pick the problem
Pick the tile that sounds like your house, or call and describe it.
Send one short form
The form asks for your name, email, phone, ZIP and address. The two questions at the top are optional.
Take the call, then book
A contractor phones, quotes the job and you decide. Book it and your first job gets $100 off.
05 / The offer
What moves the price, and the $100 off
What drives the cost of water work
- Which of the five jobs it is, and how big.
- How far the pipe runs and how deep it sits.
- How much floor, wall or yard has to open.
- Fuel type and venting, for a water heater.
- Permit and inspection costs the county or town sets.
- Restoration afterward.
Our Word
In plain terms
The guarantee on your introduction
What these five jobs have in common
All five sit on the clean-water side of the house: the pipe that brings water in, the pipes that carry it to each tap, the tank that heats it and the valves and fixtures that control it.
Who does the work
A local plumbing contractor does the work and sets the price. The offer terms list the conditions.
Start with a call or a request
Your first booked job through us gets $100 off.