The price before the work. Every time.
A plumber looks, writes the price down line by line, and nothing starts until you approve it. Here is exactly how that works.
Diagnosis visit
A licensed plumber finds the cause. The visit fee is shown when you book and is credited if you go ahead. visit fee
Written price, line by line
Parts, labor, permit and haul-away, each on its own line, from our price book. Not an hourly estimate.
You approve, or you don't
Take your time. If you pass, the visit fee is the only charge.
Changes need a new yes
If something else turns up, it is written up separately. The price you approved does not move.
The Fennick Home Plan
- Yearly water heater flush
- Whole-house plumbing check, written up with photos
- Priority booking
- A text before each visit
Yearly price and member discount, set by the owner
Financing for bigger jobs
Water heaters, repipes and sewer lines can be paid monthly on approved credit through a lender partner. Rates and terms come from the lender and are shown before you apply.
Lender name, application link and current terms
An example monthly payment appears here once the lender's terms are set, with the disclosures the law requires.
Pricing questions
Why not just quote by the hour?
Because you can't plan around an hourly guess. A written price per job lets you decide before anything starts, and it doesn't change if the job takes longer than we thought.
What if the plumber finds something else?
He stops and writes it up as a new line with its own price. You approve it or you don't. Nothing is added to the bill without your OK.
Can you give a price over the phone?
For common jobs the front desk can give a range. The firm price comes after a plumber has seen it, because a photo can't show what's behind the wall.
Do you offer financing?
Yes, for larger jobs, on approved credit through a lender partner. The terms are shown before you apply.