Plumbing
Drain unclog
Clearing a clogged drain, from a slow sink to a backed-up main line. Location and method drive the price.
Water heater installation
Removing the old unit and installing a new water heater, including hookup and disposal. Tank vs tankless and size are the big price drivers.
Water heater repair
Diagnosing and fixing a water heater that is not heating, leaking, or making noise. Parts and unit age matter.
Faucet installation
Installing a new faucet, including removal of the old one. Kitchen faucets usually cost more than bathroom.
Faucet repair
Fixing a dripping or low-pressure faucet, usually a cartridge or seal replacement.
Toilet installation
Removing the old toilet and installing a new one, including wax ring and supply line.
Toilet repair
Fixing a running, leaking, or clogged toilet. Most repairs are small parts and under an hour.
Leak repair
Finding and fixing a water leak. Hidden leaks behind walls or ceilings cost more to access.
Pipe replacement / repiping
Replacing old or failing pipes, from a single section to a whole home. Material choice drives the price.
Sump pump installation
Installing a sump pump to keep a basement or crawlspace dry. Backup systems add cost.
Garbage disposal installation
Installing a garbage disposal under the kitchen sink, including wiring and plumbing hookup.
Shower / tub installation
Installing a new shower, tub, or combo unit. Tile and surround work is usually separate.
Sewer line repair / replacement
Repairing or replacing the underground sewer line. Trenchless methods cost more per foot but skip the digging.
Water softener installation
Installing a water softener, including bypass valve and first salt fill.
Gas line installation
Running a new gas line for an appliance. Permits are usually required.
Outdoor faucet installation
Installing an outdoor faucet. Frost-free models cost more but survive winter.
Backwater valve installation
Installing a valve that stops city sewage from backing into the home. Often required in flood-prone areas.
Bathroom rough-in
Running drain, water, and vent lines for a new bathroom before fixtures go in.
Kitchen sink installation
Installing a kitchen sink, including faucet holes and drain hookup.
Burst pipe repair
Emergency repair of a burst or frozen pipe, including water shutoff and damaged section replacement.
Electrical
Electrical panel upgrade
Replacing the main electrical panel with a higher-amperage one. Permits and inspection are standard.
Breaker replacement
Replacing one or more circuit breakers. AFCI/GFCI breakers cost more than standard.
Outlet installation
Installing new outlets. GFCI outlets for kitchens and baths cost more.
Light fixture installation
Installing a light fixture where wiring already exists. New wiring is extra.
Ceiling fan installation
Installing a ceiling fan, including brace box if needed. Fans with lights cost a bit more.
EV charger installation
Installing a home EV charger, usually a dedicated 240V circuit from the panel.
Recessed lighting installation
Installing recessed can lights. Price is usually per light.
Troubleshooting / fault finding
Tracking down an electrical fault: dead outlets, tripping breakers, or flickering lights.
Whole-home rewiring
Replacing all wiring in the home. Size of home and wall access drive the price.
Smoke / CO detector installation
Installing smoke and CO detectors. Hardwired interconnected units cost more.
Dimmer switch installation
Replacing standard switches with dimmers.
Outdoor lighting installation
Installing outdoor lights: landscape, security, or porch. Trenching for wiring adds cost.
Hot tub / pool wiring
Running a dedicated circuit for a hot tub or pool equipment, including disconnect.
Generator installation
Installing a generator with transfer switch. Standby units cost far more than portable.
Whole-home surge protector installation
Installing a whole-home surge protector at the panel.
Doorbell / smart home device installation
Installing video doorbells, smart thermostats, or other smart devices.
Knob-and-tube remediation
Replacing or remediating old knob-and-tube wiring, often required by insurers.
Subpanel installation
Installing a subpanel for a garage, addition, or workshop.
Dedicated circuit installation
Running a dedicated circuit for one appliance, like a microwave or AC.
Ballast / LED retrofit
Replacing old fixtures or ballasts with LED. Usually priced per fixture.
HVAC
Furnace installation
Installing a new furnace, including removal of the old unit. Efficiency rating drives the price.
Furnace repair
Diagnosing and repairing a furnace that will not heat or keeps shutting off.
AC installation
Installing central AC or ductless units. Size (tonnage) and SEER rating set the price.
AC repair
Fixing an AC that will not cool, leaks, or makes noise. Refrigerant work adds cost.
Heat pump installation
Installing a heat pump for heating and cooling. Ground-source costs far more than air-source.
Heat pump repair
Repairing a heat pump that will not heat or cool properly.
Duct cleaning
Cleaning supply and return ducts. Price scales with home size and vent count.
Ductwork installation / repair
Installing new ductwork or repairing damaged runs.
Thermostat installation
Installing a thermostat. Smart models cost more than basic.
Boiler installation
Installing a hot-water or steam boiler. Fuel type and size drive the price.
Boiler repair
Repairing a boiler: no heat, leaks, or pressure problems.
Mini-split installation
Installing ductless mini-split heads. Price scales with the number of zones.
Humidifier installation
Installing a whole-home humidifier on the furnace. Steam models cost the most.
Air purifier installation
Installing an air purifier. In-duct units cost more than portable.
Dryer vent cleaning
Cleaning the dryer vent line to prevent fires and improve drying.
Annual tune-up / maintenance
Annual maintenance visit: cleaning, inspection, and minor adjustments.
Refrigerant recharge
Recharging refrigerant. The underlying leak repair is often the bigger cost.
Blower motor replacement
Replacing the blower motor in a furnace or air handler.
Heat exchanger replacement
Replacing a cracked heat exchanger. Often close to the cost of a new furnace.
Ventilation / HRV installation
Installing a heat-recovery ventilator for fresh air without heat loss.
Roofing
Full roof replacement
Tearing off the old roof and installing a new one. Material and roof size (squares) set the price.
Roof repair
Fixing a specific roof problem: leak, missing shingles, or damaged flashing.
Partial shingle replacement
Replacing a section of damaged shingles without a full re-roof.
Metal roof installation
Installing a metal roof. Panel type affects the price.
Flat roof installation / repair
Installing or repairing a flat roof membrane.
Gutter installation
Installing gutters and downspouts. Copper costs far more than aluminum.
Gutter cleaning
Cleaning leaves and debris from gutters. Multi-story homes cost more.
Skylight installation
Cutting in and installing a new skylight.
Skylight repair / replacement
Repairing a leaking skylight or replacing the unit.
Chimney flashing repair
Repairing flashing around chimneys, vents, or valleys.
Roof inspection
Professional roof inspection with a written condition report.
Ice dam removal
Steaming off ice dams. Price depends on how much roof edge is affected.
Soffit / fascia installation
Installing or replacing soffit and fascia boards.
Ridge vent installation
Installing a ridge vent for attic ventilation.
Storm damage repair
Repairing wind or hail damage. Insurance claims are common for this work.
Roof coating / sealing
Applying a protective or reflective coating to extend roof life.
Tile roof repair
Repairing clay or concrete tile. Matching tiles can be hard to source.
Slate roof repair
Repairing natural slate. Specialist work, priced accordingly.
Emergency tarping
Emergency tarp over storm damage to stop water entry until repairs.
Gutter guard installation
Installing gutter guards to keep debris out.