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Requesting a quote here costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Fill in what is going on, where you are and the best way to reach you. Plenty of requests start as one sentence like "kitchen sink backs up into the other side" and that is enough to begin.
What happens next
First, we read your request. Second, we reply, sometimes with a question or a request for a photo. Third, we connect you with an independent local plumber who can quote the job, either from your description or after looking at it in person. Nothing is decided until you agree to it with the plumber, and if you choose to wait or get another opinion, that is up to you.
What affects the price
A few things move the number more than anything else. Access matters: a supply line in an open crawlspace is a different job from one behind tile or under a slab. Age matters too, since a fitting on 1940s galvanized pipe often means replacing a section rather than patching it. The material of a sewer lateral, the size and fuel type of a water heater, and whether a permit and inspection are required all play in. Before you say yes to anyone, one habit is worth keeping. Ask for the price in writing, based on the actual repair from a single fixture to a full line replacement, before any work starts. Ask, too, how anything new found once the work is open will be priced.
Towns covered
Requests come from Birmingham and the suburbs on both sides of the county line, including Hoover, Homewood, Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook, Bessemer, Gardendale, Trussville and Leeds in Jefferson County, and Pelham, Alabaster, Helena and Chelsea in Shelby County. Check every town we connect homeowners in if yours is not named, or look over the list of plumbing work if you are not sure the repair fits.