Plumbing Repair Services in St. Louis
Water goes where it wants. Our job is to make it go where it's supposed to. Whether you've got a dripping faucet that's been bugging you for six months or a pipe that just let go in your basement, we handle plumbing repairs across the entire St. Louis metro — from Florissant to Fenton, South County to St. Charles.
We're not a plumbing company that charges you $150 just to show up. We're a handyman service that does plumbing right. That means we fix what's broken, replace what's worn out, and tell you the truth about what you actually need. No upselling, no scare tactics, no "well, while we're here you should also..."
What We Fix
Here's the short version: if water comes in, goes out, or gets heated in your house, we can probably fix it. Here's the longer version:
Leak Repair
Dripping faucets, leaking supply lines, sweating pipes, toilet base leaks, and those mystery puddles that show up under the sink. We track it down and fix it — not just slap some tape on it.
Drain Clearing
Kitchen sinks that drain slow, bathroom sinks clogged with years of toothpaste and hair, tub drains that won't budge. We clear the line and check for bigger problems downstream.
Pipe Replacement
A lot of St. Louis homes — especially those 1950s and 60s brick ranches in South County and Lemay — still have galvanized pipes. When they corrode through or burst during a January cold snap, we replace sections or repipe as needed.
Fixture Installation
New faucet? New toilet? We install kitchen and bath fixtures and make sure the shutoff valves, supply lines, and drain connections are all solid. We also swap out old shower heads, install hand-held sprayers, and replace those ancient two-handle setups.
Water Heater Basics
We handle water heater maintenance — flushing sediment, replacing anode rods, swapping T&P valves, and thermostat adjustments. If your water heater needs a full replacement, we'll tell you honestly and can recommend a licensed plumber for the gas work.
Garbage Disposals
Jammed, leaking, or just dead — we replace garbage disposals and can usually have a new one running the same day. We carry common models on the truck so you don't have to wait on a parts order.
Common Problems We Fix
These are the calls we get every week. If any of this sounds familiar, you're not alone.
"My kitchen faucet drips all night."
Usually a worn cartridge or O-ring. Takes about 30 minutes to fix and saves you $20–30 a month on your water bill. Don't let it go — that constant drip adds up fast, and in St. Louis with MSD rates climbing every year, you're literally pouring money down the drain.
"The toilet runs constantly."
Nine times out of ten, it's the flapper. Sometimes it's the fill valve. Either way, it's a quick fix. A running toilet can waste 200 gallons a day. That's not a typo.
"We have no hot water."
Could be a tripped breaker (electric), a pilot light that went out (gas), or sediment buildup in the tank. We diagnose it on-site. If it's something we can fix, we fix it. If the unit is 15 years old and on its last legs, we'll tell you that too.
"There's a wet spot on my ceiling."
Upstairs bathroom leak — usually a wax ring on the toilet, a failed supply line, or a tub drain that's pulled away from the pipe. We open it up, find the source, and fix the plumbing. Drywall repair is extra, but we do that too.
"Pipes froze last winter."
St. Louis winters are no joke. When it drops below zero — and it does, every year — exposed pipes in crawl spaces and exterior walls freeze and crack. We replace burst sections and can add insulation to prevent it from happening again next January.
Why Homeowners Call Us Instead of a Plumber
Licensed plumbers are great for big jobs — sewer lines, whole-house repipes, gas work. But for everyday plumbing repairs? You don't need to pay $150 for a service call before anyone even picks up a wrench. We charge fairly, show up on time, and fix the problem.
Free Estimates
We look at the problem and tell you what it costs. No trip charge, no diagnostic fee.
Same-Week Service
Most plumbing repairs get scheduled within a few days. Emergencies get priority.
Honest Pricing
We quote a price and stick to it. If something changes, we talk to you first.
Plumbing FAQ
How much does a typical plumbing repair cost?
Most repairs fall between $75 and $300. A faucet cartridge replacement runs about $75–$125. A toilet rebuild is usually $100–$150. Garbage disposal replacement runs $175–$350 depending on the unit. We always quote before we start.
Do you handle emergency plumbing?
We're not a 24/7 emergency service, but if you've got an active leak during business hours, call us and we'll do our best to get there the same day. For after-hours emergencies, shut off the water at the main valve (usually in your basement near the front of the house) and call us first thing in the morning.
Are you a licensed plumber?
We're a licensed handyman service. We handle repairs and replacements — faucets, toilets, drains, supply lines, disposals, and basic water heater work. For jobs that require a master plumber's license in St. Louis County (like sewer line work or gas piping), we'll refer you to someone we trust.
Can you install a new faucet I already bought?
Absolutely. Bring your own fixture and we'll install it. Just make sure it fits your sink — check the number of holes (1, 2, 3, or 4) and the spacing. If you're not sure, send us a photo and we'll confirm before your appointment.
What areas do you serve?
We cover the entire St. Louis metro area — St. Louis City, St. Louis County, St. Charles County, and parts of Jefferson County. If you're within about 30 minutes of the I-64/40 and I-70 corridors, we can get to you.
How do I shut off my water in an emergency?
Find your main shutoff valve — in most St. Louis homes, it's in the basement on the front wall of the house, near the water meter. Turn the valve clockwise until it stops. If the valve is stuck or corroded, don't force it — you could break the pipe. Call us and we'll walk you through it.
Related Services
Plumbing repairs often go hand-in-hand with these other services:
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