Frequently asked questions

Call us at (937) 604-0206 or fill out the quote form with your name, phone number and a short description of the problem. Quotes are free. Our pricing is upfront and flat rate, so you know the price before we start.

Shut off the water at the main valve first. It's usually in the basement or crawlspace, where the water line comes in near the meter. Next, turn off the power or gas to the water heater and open a low faucet to drain the lines. Then call us at (937) 604-0206, since we offer 24/7 emergency response.

Repair usually makes sense when the problem is a part, such as a thermostat, heating element, igniter or gas valve. Replacement usually makes sense when the tank itself is leaking, the hot water comes out rusty, or an older unit keeps needing repairs. We repair and replace gas, electric and tankless water heaters, and we'll tell you plainly which option we'd choose.

Yes. We inspect and repair sewer lines for homes and businesses. Where it fits the job, we offer trenchless repair options so we don't have to dig up the whole yard. If sewage is backing up into the house, stop running water and call us.

Repeat clogs usually come from grease in kitchen lines, hair and soap in bathroom drains, or wipes that don't break down. In older homes, roots, sagging sections and rough cast iron or galvanized pipe can catch debris over and over. We clear the drain and can inspect the pipe with our camera to find out why it keeps happening.

Low pressure at one fixture often points to a clogged aerator or a failing valve. Low pressure through the whole house can mean a hidden leak, a damaged main water line, or old galvanized pipe that has narrowed with buildup inside. We check the system, find the cause and repair the water line or fixture.

We work with copper, cast iron, galvanized, PEX and CPVC. That includes galvanized steel replacement, slab and crawlspace leaks, cast iron drains, and full repipes when patching no longer makes sense. Our pipe repairs are backed by a workmanship warranty.

Yes. On the residential side, our work ranges from fixture swaps to plumbing a newly built home. For businesses, we handle backflow prevention testing and installation, sewer line repair, water heater maintenance and preventive maintenance planning. You can read more on our commercial plumbing page.

Yes. Our technicians are fully licensed and insured.

We use upfront, flat rate pricing, so you know what the job costs before we start. Quotes are free, whether you call or send a quote request.

Every service call includes a free check of your whole plumbing system. While we're there for the job you called about, we look over the rest of your plumbing and tell you what we see. That way you can plan for a repair instead of being caught off guard by it.

We're based at 154 Richland Rd in Xenia. We serve Xenia, Beavercreek, Kettering, Dayton and the surrounding Greene County area. If you're nearby and not sure, give us a call.