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A standard water heater replacement includes removing the old unit, installing a new tank or tankless system, and connecting water and gas lines. Most jobs run $1,100 to $2,400 depending on unit type, capacity, and permit requirements.
Drain clearing covers snaking a clogged sink, tub, toilet, or main line to remove blockages without excavation. Most jobs run $100 to $350 for a standard fixture drain, or up to $500 for a main line.
Hydro-jetting uses high-pressure water to clear grease, roots, and heavy buildup from drain and sewer lines. Residential jobs typically run $350 to $770, with severe main-line clogs reaching $1,000 or more.
Sewer line repair addresses cracked, collapsed, or root-infiltrated pipe sections without full replacement. Costs typically run $2,500 to $4,000 depending on repair method, depth, and pipe material.
A sewer camera inspection uses a fiber-optic camera to identify blockages, root intrusion, cracks, or misalignment inside sewer lines. Most inspections cost $270 to $800, with longer or harder-to-access lines running up to $1,700.
Main sewer line replacement involves digging up and replacing a damaged or collapsed sewer line, either by open trench or trenchless method. Most residential jobs run $3,000 to $7,000, with per-foot pricing between $50 and $250 depending on depth and access.
Tankless water heater installation includes mounting the unit, running gas or electric lines, and installing venting for exhaust. Most jobs run $1,800 to $5,700 depending on fuel type, unit capacity, and whether new venting or gas line upsizing is required.
Water heater repair covers diagnosing and fixing issues like a failed thermostat, heating element, gas control valve, or leak. Costs typically run $90 to $750 depending on severity, with major tank failures sometimes exceeding $1,000.
Faucet installation covers removing an old fixture and installing a new kitchen or bathroom faucet, including supply line connections. Most jobs run $150 to $500 for labor alone, or $514 to $845 total including a mid-range fixture.
Toilet installation or repair covers removing an old unit, installing a new toilet, or fixing issues like a running tank or weak flush. Installation jobs typically run $225 to $650, while repairs run $95 to $350.
Garbage disposal installation includes removing the old unit (if applicable), mounting the new disposal, and connecting drain and electrical lines. Most jobs run $200 to $600 depending on horsepower and whether new wiring is needed.
Shower valve replacement involves accessing the valve behind the wall, removing the old cartridge or valve body, and installing a new one. Most jobs run $350 to $900 depending on whether tile or drywall access is required.
Sump pump installation covers setting up a new pit and pump system to manage basement or crawlspace water, while repair addresses a failed or underperforming existing unit. Installation runs $650 to $1,800; repairs run $150 to $500.
A whole-house repipe replaces all or most of a home's water supply lines, typically due to old galvanized or polybutylene pipe. Most single-family homes run $4,500 to $15,000 depending on square footage, pipe material, and number of fixtures.
New construction rough-in covers installing all supply and drain lines before walls are closed, including stub-outs for every fixture. Costs typically run $4,500 to $18,000 for a single-family home depending on square footage and fixture count.