A dripping faucet wastes hundreds of gallons a month; a running toilet can quietly double a water bill. Alex handles the small plumbing list — cartridges, flappers, fill valves, faucet and disposal swaps, supply lines and resealing — and tells you honestly when a job belongs to a licensed plumber instead.
You know that faint trickling sound from the bathroom at night? Like the toilet never quite finished its job? That's your money — literally — flowing…
Usually a worn flapper or a fill valve that never quite closes — both are first-hour jobs in most cases. Our blog article on running toilets explains the tests you can do free.
Yes — bring your own faucet, or ask which to buy. Text a photo of the current setup so the new one matches the holes and connections.
No pressurized line re-piping, no water heaters, no sewer work — those are licensed-plumber jobs, and Alex will tell you so instead of learning on your house.
Text a photo of the problem — Alex replies with a straight price and the earliest visit time.
1 hour $80 · 2+ hours $60/hr for every hour · $80 minimum · Zelle or cash after the work