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No mystery bills. Here’s what our most common residential jobs typically cost, so you know what to expect before we arrive.
- Electric water heater repair$400–$800
- Electric water heater replacement$1,500–$2,700
- Gas water heater repair$400–$750
- Gas water heater replacementIncludes the new water heater$1,700–$2,950
- Tankless water heater repair$225–$850
- Tankless water heater replacement$3,700–$6,800
- Water heater code upgradesTemperature & pressure relief valve, thermal expansion tank, gas line sediment trap, water heater pan & drain, shutoff valve replacement$225–$700
- Hot water recirculation and other hot water improvements$590–$1,450
- ½” to ¾” potable pipe repair, above ground$195–$475
- ½” to ¾” potable pipe repair, above ground (complex)$300–$800
- ¾” to 1” potable pipe repair, below groundIncludes digging and covering up$550–$1,150
- ½” to 1” valve replacementDepending on size and accessibility$225–$700
- Pressure reducing valve$425–$750
- Water service line replacement by trenching$2,200–$3,800
- Water service line replacement by directional drilling$3,400–$5,700
- Whole-house waterline repipeCall for estimate
- Minor drain clogs$125–$290
- Main drain and sewer clearing$350–$690
- Sewer and drain jetting$600–$1,400
- Drain and sewer inspectionsIncludes camera and locator$195–$495
- Cast iron drain replacementsStarting at $485
- Sewer line replacementsSpecific to your property’s depth and lengthCall for estimates
- Toilet clogs$75–$215
- Toilet repairs$215–$425
- Toilet replacements$375–$950
- Faucet repairs$175–$375
- Faucet replacementsStarting at $245
- Shower valve repairsStarting at $275
- ½ HP garbage disposal repair/replacement$190–$550
- ¾ HP garbage disposal repair/replacement$190–$750
- Reverse osmosis water filtration$950–$1,700
- Whole-home water filtration$1,400–$4,200
- Natural gas line repairs$275–$850
- Natural gas line replacementsStarting at $550
Common plumbing and HVAC warning signs that mean it’s time to have a technician take a look.
- Squealing waterline
- Hot water pump noise
- Sewage ejection pump noise
- Tankless water heater noise
- Whistling sound on gas line
- Failing blower motorLoud or buzzing noise from the indoor unit
- Outside compressor going bad
- Restricted vents or pinched/obstructed ducts
- Dead animal in the unit
- Hot and cold spots in the houseDue to length of run, insulation, or elevation in the home
The first and only consideration: we know the customer has a choice.
At True Plumbing, Heating & Cooling it’s simple—we always aim to keep the value for your dollar better than anywhere else while also delivering the best service and solutions.
Other providers can talk until they are blue in the face about all the costs, time, training, and tricks, bells and whistles that go into the solution and service they offer before they stick you with an unpleasant bill. I can phrase it another way: you, as the customer, are not responsible for any inefficiencies in our operations that could make the price go up above what another licensed, insured, and credentialed company would charge. In other words, the market sets the price.
Our goal is to create customers for the long term and we know that is done by staying fair all the time. No bait and switch. If we are on a job we have already quoted for you and we have delays or trouble that is our fault, we will not make excuses to add more to the price. Unforeseen delays happen and it’s our job to work fast and effectively so we can run a good business.
I started this company in 2014 in a $2,000 car and some simple tools, and since day one I’ve always said we would rather not be in business than to do things out of accordance from our core values.
— Ryan Hanson, Owner, True Plumbing, Heating & Cooling
If you’re not happy, we’ll make it right. Period.
Want an exact price for your home? Call or text us, and ask about financing and current specials.
