Plumbers in Alaska

Plumbing Cost Guide

Expect a lot of variation in the price you’ll pay for plumbing work. Part of the cost is labor, and some plumbers can charge higher rates because of expert knowledge which could lead to a quicker or more complete repair. Some of the cost is for parts to complete the repairs. There are regional variations in pricing, as well. Here is the average of what you’ll pay for some typical repairs:

• National Average: $140-470
• Clogged Drain: $120-275
• Dripping Faucet: $125-300
• Water Heater Repair: $145-1100
• Leaky Pipe: $150-650
• Clogged Toilet: $125-435

Tips For Hiring A Plumber

It can be a daunting task to find a plumber you can trust, but here are a few tips to get you started.

Check Reputation And Reviews on Best of the Web

The first step is to look at the reputation and reviews of your local plumbing professionals. The best place to do that is Best of The Web. Here you can find pre-approved plumbers, and you'll find their phone numbers, hours, and services. These plumbers can be trusted, are qualified, and verified. 

Ask About A Warranty

Check to see if the plumbers you're considering guarantee their work. A quality plumber usually offers a warranty, often guaranteeing their work for a year. If they don’t guarantee their work, you may want to consider someone else.

Get Multiple Estimates from Plumbers on Best of the Web

Get multiple estimates – aim for three or more. Some plumbers will give estimates over the phone, but many want to see the problem in person first. If any estimates seem outside the range of the others, consider tossing that one out and checking with someone else. Estimates like that could mean the plumber doesn’t understand the problem.