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We connect callers with licensed plumbers who serve Greater Boston and surrounding communities across Massachusetts, including MetroWest, the North Shore, the South Shore, Cape Cod and central Massachusetts—if you’re unsure whether your town is covered, call and we’ll confirm service availability.

Available services commonly include emergency repairs, drain cleaning and clog removal, water heater repair and replacement, sewer line inspection and repair, leak detection and repiping, fixture installation, sump pump service, and preventive maintenance for residential and light commercial properties.

When you call from the landing page you’ll be connected to a local, licensed plumbing professional; you describe the problem, receive an initial assessment and can schedule a visit—standard service fees and any diagnostic charges are disclosed by the plumber before work begins.

Yes—calls are routed to licensed, insured and background-checked plumbing professionals; you should always ask the technician to confirm their license number and insurance before work starts.

Shut off the main water valve if there is major flooding, turn off electrical breakers in affected areas if safe to do so, collect photos for insurance, avoid using appliances connected to the affected plumbing, and call for emergency plumbing service—if you smell gas, evacuate and contact your gas company or emergency services immediately.

Costs vary widely depending on the problem and parts required; simple repairs and diagnostics might be resolved for a modest fee while major repairs or replacements can cost more—your plumber will provide an upfront estimate before proceeding and explain options to control costs.

Most plumbers provide a workmanship warranty for a period after completion and parts are covered by manufacturer warranties; warranty terms vary by provider and by the specific parts used, so ask for written warranty details before work begins.

Hydro-jetting uses high-pressure water to clear heavy buildup, tree roots and grease from sewer and drain lines; it’s recommended when a camera inspection shows severe blockages or recurring clogs that mechanical snaring cannot permanently remove.

Technicians use industry-standard tools such as electronic leak detectors, thermal cameras, and sewer cameras to pinpoint leaks and blockages; most inspections are completed on-site and the plumber will show findings and recommend repair or replacement options.

Yes—many plumbers provide documentation and written repair estimates to support insurance claims; take time-stamped photos, preserve damaged items when possible, obtain a detailed invoice and ask the plumber for a clear, itemized scope of work to submit to your insurer.