Same-day plumbing response during business hours
Burst pipe, flooded fixture, no hot water — call or text 517-423-3121 during business hours (M–F 8 AM – 5 PM) and we'll dispatch a licensed Michigan plumber the same day in most cases. Non-emergency calls typically scheduled same or next day. Main-line/sewer blockages go to a specialist — we handle fixture-level work. After-hours plumbing coverage is not currently guaranteed — for burst pipes outside business hours, shut off the main water valve immediately.
Call 517-423-3121Water heater installation — tank, tankless, or hybrid
Standard 40-50 gallon gas tank water heaters install same-day in most cases. Tankless gas water heaters require gas-line and venting work and usually install next-day. Hybrid heat-pump water heaters are the efficiency play — Consumers Energy / DTE utility rebates often available; we hand you the equipment documentation to submit. Free in-home quote so you can compare all three options for your house.
Get a Free Water Heater QuoteFixture drain unclogging — sinks, toilets, tubs, disposals
Slow sinks, clogged toilets, tubs that pool, a garbage disposal that won't drain — fixture-level drain work is standard for us with flat-rate pricing given before we start. We do not operate main-line or sewer-line drain equipment; if the blockage is between your home and the city sewer, we'll tell you and refer you to a sewer specialist.
Every plumbing service we offer
- Water heater installation & repair (tank, tankless, hybrid)
- Sink, toilet, tub and shower drain clearing
- Garbage disposal drain unclogging
- Sump pump installation
- Battery backup sump pump systems
- Fixture & faucet installation
- Burst pipe & leak repair
- Whole-house repipes (PEX & copper)
- Gas line installation & repair
- Garbage disposal replacement
- Toilet repair & installation
- Frozen pipe repair & prevention
- Backflow preventers
- Same-day/next-day plumbing dispatch (business hours)
0% APR financing on qualifying installs
Spread your investment over 12-24 months with no interest, or use a longer-term loan for larger projects. Most homeowners get approved during the estimate. See options →


