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Plumbing Pipe Repair

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Reina G. says, "My landscaper used the spigot at the front of my house to water the plants, but it apparently had a leak in it. Water flooded most of my first floor. I reached out to Lal to identify what caused the issue and he helped me greatly today! He called me within a minute of sending an inquiry on Thumbtack and was in my home in two hours. I think he might have even come earlier if I wasn’t located far from him. He’s very pleasant to talk to and diagnosed the issue quickly. Since I have dealt with other plumbers before (for different issues), but I think I have now found one who I feel I can trust. I didn’t get to compare his estimate with other professionals, but based on experience, I feel that he gave me a reasonable price. He finished quickly and explained the work he did. He also graciously spent time checking other plumbing to see what needs to be updated eventually. I already plan on working with him next month to slowly upgrade outdated plumbing items in my house to avoid potential issues."See more

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Reina G. says, "My landscaper used the spigot at the front of my house to water the plants, but it apparently had a leak in it. Water flooded most of my first floor. I reached out to Lal to identify what caused the issue and he helped me greatly today! He called me within a minute of sending an inquiry on Thumbtack and was in my home in two hours. I think he might have even come earlier if I wasn’t located far from him. He’s very pleasant to talk to and diagnosed the issue quickly. Since I have dealt with other plumbers before (for different issues), but I think I have now found one who I feel I can trust. I didn’t get to compare his estimate with other professionals, but based on experience, I feel that he gave me a reasonable price. He finished quickly and explained the work he did. He also graciously spent time checking other plumbing to see what needs to be updated eventually. I already plan on working with him next month to slowly upgrade outdated plumbing items in my house to avoid potential issues."

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Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Thumbtack.

How much do plumbers charge per hour?

Depending on the service you need (unclogging a drain, fixing a pipe, installing new pipes, etc.), plumbers charge anywhere from $45-$165 per hour. Plumbers often operate on a fixed rate model, too. Some won’t charge hourly rates because the variables involved in their work makes it less practical to do so. 

Plumbers will scope out the work, calculate the cost of parts, and roll it together with other fees to give you an estimate for the job. They may even offer standard flat rates for things like installing a toilet or a sink. Reach out to plumbers near you to get an accurate cost estimate for your project or repair.

What happens when a water pipe bursts?

When a pipe bursts, the water can cause indoor flooding and damage your home. If the pipe is in an accessible location, you will likely notice puddles of water right away. However, if the pipe is underground or behind a wall, it may cause reduced water pressure, a sulfur smell or discolored water. All of this can cause significant (and expensive) damage, which is why you should always contact a plumber near you if you suspect your pipes are leaking.

Can a leaking pipe burst?

Yes. A leak in your pipe can build up pressure and wear through the material. Left unchecked, this pressure can cause the pipe to burst. This is why it’s so important to fix your pipes and contact a plumber as soon as you notice a leak — no matter how small or insignificant it may seem. 

Smaller leaks are easier and inexpensive to fix, saving you time and money in the long run. In addition, many insurance policies will not cover water damage for pipes that burst due to gradual leaks.

What do you do if you have a burst pipe?

First, switch off the water supply to reduce the water damage. You should also turn off the electricity for the part of your home that has sustained the leak, as it can be extremely dangerous if the water comes into contact with an electrical socket. Next, drain the remaining water from your faucets so it doesn’t freeze inside the pipes. 

Once you’ve done all of this, search for qualified plumbers in your area and ask them to provide you with a quote. 

What are the signs of a burst pipe?

If your water pressure has suddenly dropped or your sink and toilet have unexpectedly started clogging, you may have a burst pipe. Other tell-tale signs include watermarks on the wall of your bathroom or laundry room, drips or puddles in your home or basement, or water from your faucets that have suddenly turned brown. You may also notice a strange rotten-egg smell or the sound of gurgling water in your home.

If you notice any of these signs, contact a plumber near you to fix your pipes immediately.

Does insurance cover a broken pipe?

Sudden water damage may be included under most homeowners’ insurance policies, but it’s typically not covered if the damage could have been avoided with proper maintenance.

For example, if a pipe in your laundry room suddenly bursts and causes damage to the flooring and walls, that is usually covered by insurance. But if a pipe under your sink has been leaking for months and causes your wood floors to rot, your policy won’t cover that damage.

Always double-check with your insurance agent (or another expert)  to see what your policy covers.

How much does it cost to repair a broken pipe?

The national average cost to repair broken pipes ranges from $120 to $170. Prices can vary depending on the type of damage, whether the pipe is easily accessible, the materials needed and where the pipe is located. For example, an exposed pipe under the sink will likely cost much less than a pipeline in your yard that requires digging. 

Your overall cost will also depend on the hourly rate of the contractor. Most plumbers charge between $60 and $65 per hour for standard pipe repair, and up to $95 per hour for complex plumbing work. 

Contact the best pipe repairers in your area to find out how much it will cost to fix your pipe(s). 

To learn more about pricing factors, read “How much does pipe repair cost?

Do plumbers offer remote or virtual services?

If you see a profile that states the plumber is offering remote services, contact the plumber before hiring them to see what those services include. Although plumbing is a job that has to be done in-person, you can ask them if they offer virtual consultations or an online walk-through. 

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