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Burst pipes, uncontrollable leaks, sewage backing up into the home, and no water at all are emergencies — shut off the main water valve first, then request emergency service. A slow drain or dripping faucet is a scheduled repair, not an emergency premium.

Common repairs run $150–$500. Water heater replacement typically runs $1,200–$3,500 (tankless higher). Drain cleaning commonly runs $150–$600 depending on severity and access. Sewer line work varies widely — always get multiple quotes and a camera inspection first.

Tank heaters cost less up front and are simple to swap. Tankless costs more installed but lasts roughly twice as long, saves energy, and delivers endless hot water. If your gas line and venting support it and you plan to stay put, tankless often wins long-term — compare quotes on both.

Repeat clogs in the same line usually mean a deeper problem — grease buildup, root intrusion, or a bellied pipe — not a bad plunger. Ask for a camera inspection with your quote so you fix the cause instead of renting the symptom.