When searching for a plumbing company, there are a few things you can do to make sure you’re hiring a reliable and trustworthy team. We recommend the following steps:
Yes! Every technician at WyattWorks is fully licensed, certified, bonded, and insured. Additionally, all team members undergo thorough background checks, drug testing, and continuous training to ensure they are up-to-date with the latest safety standards and industry practices.
The cost of plumbing services can vary depending on the type of work needed, the complexity of the job, and the parts or materials required. Minor repairs, like fixing a leaky faucet or unclogging a drain, will typically cost less than major projects like replacing a water heater or performing sewer line services.
To better understand WyattWorks pricing, reach out to our team. A customer service representative will clearly explain your options, answer your questions, and schedule a plumbing inspection with one of our licensed technicians. After the inspection, you’ll receive an honest, no-obligation quote so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.
At WyattWorks, we stand behind the quality of our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you’re not completely happy with the service you receive, we’ll do everything we can to make it right.
Leaks are one of the most common pipe issues.
Over time, pipes can corrode, crack, or develop loose connections, creating small leaks that may go unnoticed until they cause significant damage. Even a minor leak can waste hundreds of gallons of water, drive up utility bills, and cause mold or mildew on walls, floors, and ceilings.
If you notice signs of a leak, like water stains, musty odors, or an unexpected increase in water bills, it’s important to address it quickly. The faster you act, the less likely you are to deal with serious water damage and costly repairs.
Yes, you can DIY some plumbing repairs, especially minor issues. Common problems like fixing a dripping faucet, unclogging a drain, repairing a running toilet, or replacing a showerhead can often be handled by homeowners with basic tools and a bit of research.
However, it’s important to know your limits. DIY plumbing comes with potential risks if improperly handled. These may include:
If you’re unsure about the repair or don’t feel confident, it’s a good idea to call a professional plumber. An expert will come prepared with specialized equipment, knowledge, and experience, ensuring the issue is accurately diagnosed and safely resolved.
Yes, a plumber can fix a leaking toilet. There are a few ways they may address this issue, including:
Service call charges can vary depending on the plumbing company, the type of service needed, and the time of day. Most plumbers apply a standard service fee to cover the time, travel, and initial assessment of the issue.
At WyattWorks, we believe in upfront, honest pricing with no surprises. When one of our technicians arrives at your home, they’ll take the time to understand your situation, explain your options clearly, and present you with a flat-rate price before any work begins. This means no guesswork, hourly charges, or hidden fees–just dependable service you can trust.
If you notice a pipe leaking in your home, shut off your water supply, turn off electricity in the affected area, and contact a professional plumber as soon as possible.
If you need a temporary fix while waiting for help, you can try:
These are only short-term solutions. Always follow up with professional repairs to ensure your plumbing is safe and reliable.
The frequency you should clean the drain depends on its type and how often it's used.
Here are some general guidelines you can follow:
If you need to unclog a drain, you can try these simple DIY methods before calling in a pro:
If these DIY methods don’t work, WyattWorks is ready to help! Our team will quickly diagnose the issue, clear the clog safely, and ensure everything works properly before we leave.
Drain clearing and cleaning are both focused on removing debris from pipes, but their scope and purpose differ. Here’s how:
Drain clearing is a quick fix to remove an obstruction, while drain cleaning removes buildup and maintains healthy plumbing systems. To better understand which service you need, contact WyattWorks.
The price of drain clearing can vary, depending on the size, location, and severity of the blockage. Prices generally start at $100 but increase for more complex blockages.
WyattWorks offers free estimates for our services–call today for more information.
In addition to DIY or routine cleanings, we recommend professional drain cleaning every 1 to 2 years to remove buildup and prevent major clogs, especially in homes with high water usage or older plumbing.
The primary methods professional plumbing companies use to clean drains include:
Cleaning a sewer drain typically involves using equipment such as a motorized drain auger (also known as a sewer snake) or high-pressure hydro jetting. DIY methods like chemical drain cleaners may offer a quick fix, but can damage your pipes over time. For a long-term solution, it’s best to call a licensed professional.
At WyattWorks Plumbing, our trained technicians start by diagnosing the blockage using a video camera inspection. Once we locate the clog, we use the most effective method—often hydro jetting—to safely and thoroughly remove grease, tree roots, and other debris from the sewer line.
Main sewer lines should be cleaned at least every 1-2 years, but may need more frequent cleanings based on factors such as the type of pipe, the age of the system, or the presence of tree roots in the area.
If you notice your septic tank is backing up or experiencing problems, contact a professional plumber immediately. Septic tanks are hazardous to health, and should only be handled by professionals who have the necessary equipment.
Drano is not recommended for clearing out pipe blockages. Many homeowners assume it is safe because it can be bought in many stores, but it is a corrosive chemical that can damage pipes, weakening them over time. There are many safer alternatives, like drain snakes, to clear pipes. It is always best to contact a professional like WyattWorks, who can clear blockages without causing additional harm to the pipes.
Follow your manufacturer’s recommendations for service frequency. If any issues arise before a scheduled service date, it is best to call a plumber to address them.
A water heater may stop producing water if:
If the problem is not apparent, call WyattWorks to evaluate the tank. We can diagnose the problem and provide a quote for the fix.
Signs of a failing water heater include:
If you notice any of these signs, call a professional plumber.
Draining a water heater can help remove sediment buildup and keep it functioning properly. Homeowners with handyman knowledge may be able to perform this task on their own, but there are risks of damaging the water heater if it is done improperly. It is always best to trust a professional if you are not sure.
The cost of a water heater repair depends on the type of heater, the severity of the problem, and the labor required to fix it. Easier fixes cost less, like replacing a thermostat or valve. Larger fixes may cost much more, or require a complete replacement of the water heater.
Absolutely. By proactively maintaining a water heater, you can avoid expensive repairs and replacements. Regular maintenance will catch potential problems early and extend the life of the unit.
Signs it may be time to replace a water heater include:
Before investing in a new water heater, contact a plumber to inspect your system, as many issues can be easily repaired. The plumber will either recommend a repair or a system replacement if the damage is extensive.
Yes, a water softener is a worthwhile investment for most homeowners, especially those living in older homes or areas with hard water. The damage that hard water can cause to fixtures and pipes over time can lead to costly repairs and replacements. With a water softener, you don’t have to worry about the stress and expenses of these repairs.
Water softeners remove calcium and magnesium, commonly found in groundwater. It replaces these ions with salt using a synthetic resin. This helps prevent scale buildup and prolongs the lifespan of plumbing systems, like faucets, toilets, shower heads, appliances, and piping.
You might need a water softener if you notice:
If you notice these signs, contact WyattWorks to test for hard water.
The cost of a water softener varies widely depending on the system you choose, its capacity, and your geographic location. The price ranges from $200 to $6000, but most homeowners can expect to pay around $1000-$1500 for a quality water softener. 1
It's always best to get multiple quotes from qualified plumbers to ensure you're getting a fair price. Contact WyattWorks for a free estimate. We always provide upfront pricing with no hidden costs.
1 https://www.angi.com/articles/how-much-does-water-softener-installation-cost.htmProper maintenance of your water softener ensures it runs efficiently, extends its lifespan, and continues protecting your plumbing system from hard water damage. Here’s how to maintain a water softener:
Compression seal tape, plumber’s putty, silicone tape, pipe sleeves, pipe clamps, or rubber patches can help slow or stop a leak temporarily. For more serious leaks, the best first step is to shut off the water supply to the affected area to prevent water damage while you wait for professional help.
Minor leaks, such as a dripping faucet or a loose fitting, can sometimes be fixed with basic tools and plumbing tape. These minor repairs may offer a short-term solution, but pipe leaks behind walls, under floors, or inside ceilings require professional expertise.
The cost to repair a leaking pipe varies depending on the location, severity, and accessibility of the leak. Minor repairs might cost a couple of hundred dollars, while more complex issues behind walls or under floors could run $500 or more. It is hard to know what the true cost will be without consulting a professional, as each case is different.
We provide upfront, fair pricing—contact us today for more information.
Some signs of a plumbing leak include:
If you notice any of these signs, don’t wait to contact a professional plumber. Early detection saves money and prevents extensive damage.
Professional leak detection can range anywhere from $75 to $2,000 or more. 1 Several factors influence the cost of leak detection, including the method used, the location of the leak, and the time required to locate it.
At WyattWorks, our experienced technicians use advanced, non-invasive tools to locate leaks accurately and quickly. We do our best to keep prices low for our customers and are always upfront with our pricing. The best way to get an accurate estimate for your leak detection is to contact us directly. Every home is unique, and we will need to ask a few questions for a better understanding of your leak situation before we can give you an accurate price.
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