Main Line Drain Cleaning
Clear a clogged main sewer line via an existing cleanout, and confirm it's flowing freely before we leave. Requires a cleanout on the property.
Ten of the most common residential plumbing repairs — one straightforward, published price. The plumber who shows you the price first.
Most homeowners don't fear a plumbing problem — they fear being taken advantage of. So we did something the rest of the market won't: we published our price. The Essential Ten covers ten of the most common residential plumbing repairs, each at one flat rate.
No quote-gating, no dispatch fee, no surprises. The price we publish is the price you pay — guidance over guesswork, from a master-plumber-owned team.
One flat rate
per Essential Ten repair
The same fair, written price for every customer — no haggling, no pressure, no hidden add-ons.
Each repair below is a single, published price. If you're not sure which one fits your situation, just call — a real guide will help you find your way.
Clear a clogged main sewer line via an existing cleanout, and confirm it's flowing freely before we leave. Requires a cleanout on the property.
Clear a backed-up kitchen sink or laundry standpipe drain so it drains cleanly, tested on the spot.
Reset your toilet on a fresh wax ring to stop base leaks and odors, sealed right the first time.
Rebuild a running, weak-flushing, or leaking toilet with new internal components — flush-tested before we leave.
Drips, low flow, and worn cartridges on a standard Delta or Moen bathroom (lavatory) faucet — diagnosed and repaired.
Clear a slow or clogged tub or shower drain and verify proper drainage before wrapping up.
Repair your existing disposal, or install a customer-supplied replacement unit and test it under load.
Swap a leaking or seized outdoor hose bibb for a new, freeze-aware unit so your exterior line is sound.
A static test to check your sewer system for leaks — the honest first step before any major repair.
Camera-scope your sewer line to pinpoint the source of a visible or suspected leak, with a written report of what we find. Requires a cleanout on the property.
Straight talk on scope
Each Essential Ten price covers the specific repair and conditions
shown on its card — the standard scope most homeowners hit. If we get on site and the
job is more involved than the card describes (say, no accessible cleanout on the main line,
a non-Delta/Moen faucet, or an older toilet that needs more than a rebuild kit), we stop, walk you through the options in writing, and you decide before any work continues. No
surprises. No bait and switch.
Flat $325 Essential Ten repairs, plus published starting prices for installs, replacements, trenchless, water treatment, pumps, and more — no dispatch fee either way. Pick a job below to see the number we publish, then get a written price on-site before any work begins.
Prefer the full list? Browse all published prices.
Plumbing is rarely one-size-fits-all, and plenty of work falls outside these ten common repairs. When it does, we don't guess and we don't oversell. We diagnose the issue, explain what's happening in plain language, and put clear, line-item options in writing — so you decide before any work begins.
Sometimes what looks like a simple fix turns out to be something more involved. If that happens mid-job, we stop and walk you through the choices. You'll always know your options and the cost up front — that's what guidance over guesswork means.
For ten of the most common residential repairs, Plumbing Outfitters publishes one straightforward flat price: $325 per repair on our Essential Ten list. We believe you should see the price before you commit — most companies make you book a visit just to find out.
No. We never charge a dispatch fee — we don't bill you just to show up. For Essential Ten repairs, the published price is the price you pay, with no surprise add-ons.
The Essential Ten is our published, flat-rate price list for ten specific residential plumbing repairs — from main-line drain cleaning and toilet rebuilds to camera line inspections and static tests. Each one is a single, straightforward price so you can plan with confidence. See the full list on this page for the exact scope of each repair.
It's a genuine flat rate for the listed repair, provided the job matches the scope shown on this page. We use transparent, line-item pricing and put your options in writing before any work begins. If your situation turns out to be more involved than the listed scope, we stop and walk you through the options first — you decide before we proceed.
Plenty of plumbing work falls outside these ten common repairs. When it does, we diagnose the issue, explain what's happening in plain language, and give you clear, written options — guidance over guesswork. You'll always know your choices and the cost before we start.
Yes. Our repairs carry a 1-year workmanship warranty, installations are backed for 3 years, and active Wayfinder members get our Lifetime Workmanship Warranty. We stand behind the work, not just the price.
Yes — both the Main Line Drain Cleaning and Camera Line Inspection at the $325 flat rate require an existing sewer cleanout on your property. If your home doesn't have one, we'll assess what's needed and put clear options in writing before any additional work begins.
The $325 Lavatory Faucet Repair covers standard Delta or Moen bathroom (lavatory) faucets. Other brands, kitchen faucets, or specialty fixtures may fall outside the flat scope — we'll show you the difference in writing before we start.
Want ongoing value beyond a single repair? Explore the Wayfinder membership or browse all plumbing services .

Call the Outfitters or request service online for any Essential Ten repair — flat $325, no dispatch fee, and a master-plumber-owned team to guide you.