Plumbing questions, answered.

Yes. We have a live dispatcher available around the clock — you'll talk to a real person, not a machine.

Most emergency calls in Myrtle Beach get a plumber on the way within the hour. Severe weather can occasionally extend response times.

Yes. If you have an active leak, find your main shutoff (usually near the water meter or where the line enters the home) and turn it off. We can walk you through it on the phone.

Snaking punches a hole through a clog. Hydro jetting blasts the pipe walls clean back to bare wall, lasting much longer.

Most homes do well with cleaning every 18–24 months. Restaurants and homes with heavy tree cover need more frequent service.

Yes — included on most main sewer line jobs and available as a standalone service.

If your unit is over 10 years old and the repair costs more than half a new install, replacement usually wins. We'll give you honest math, not pressure.

Traditional tanks: 8–12 years. Tankless: 18–22 years with proper maintenance.

For most Myrtle Beach families, yes — endless hot water, lower bills, longer lifespan, and they free up garage space.

Rarely. We use acoustic listening and thermal imaging to pinpoint leaks so we only open what we have to.

Yes. Polybutylene is a known failure material and many insurers refuse to cover homes that still have it.

Yes for replacements and large projects. Diagnostic fees may apply for repair calls and are credited toward any work performed.

Always. You get a flat-rate quote before we start work — no clock-watching, no surprises.