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We provide residential and light-commercial plumbing including leak repair, clogged drain clearing, sewer and water line repair, fixture replacement, water heater service (tank and tankless), garbage disposal repair, new plumbing for remodels, and preventive maintenance throughout Southern New Jersey (including Atlantic City, Toms River, Vineland, Cape May and nearby towns).

Yes — emergency service is available for urgent issues like major leaks, sewer backups, and no-hot-water situations; please use the contact options on the landing page to request immediate dispatch.

Costs vary by job complexity and parts required; simple service calls or minor repairs often have a flat service fee plus labor and materials, while larger jobs (sewer line replacement, full water heater swaps) are quoted after an onsite inspection — we provide upfront estimates before work begins.

Yes — all technicians are licensed and carry liability insurance; they receive ongoing training, follow local code, and use industry-standard tools and safety practices.

Detection typically uses specialized equipment such as electronic leak detectors, infrared cameras, and pressure testing to locate the leak under a concrete slab; once located, repairs can range from localized pipe access and repair to rerouting the water line, with the chosen method determined by access, cost, and long-term reliability.

Recurring clogs are usually caused by hair, grease buildup, soap residue, foreign objects, or root intrusion in sewer lines; prevention includes using drain screens, avoiding grease down drains, routine professional drain cleaning, and scheduling sewer camera inspections if clogs persist.

Common signs include inconsistent hot water, rusty or discolored water, rumbling noises, leaks at the tank, and age over 10–15 years for tanks (tankless units vary by use); a technician can assess element/pilot issues or recommend replacement if repair isn’t cost-effective.

Keep interior temperatures above freezing, insulate exposed pipes (especially in unheated areas), let faucets drip slightly during extreme cold, seal drafts around crawlspaces and exterior walls, and disconnect outdoor hoses and shut off exterior valves where present.

We start with a camera inspection to pinpoint the cause (clogs, roots, collapsed pipe), then recommend solutions: hydro-jetting for blockages, root cutting or spot repair for limited damage, pipe lining (trenchless) for deteriorated sections, or full excavated replacement for severely damaged lines — we explain pros, cons, and costs before proceeding.