Residential · Active or suspected leak
Get a written leak and pipe repair plan
There’s a stain on the ceiling, or the water bill doubled, or a leak somebody patched has come back. We find where the water is coming from and write up the repair, including the wall and ceiling work it takes to put the room back.
Fixing the pipe is half of it. Putting the ceiling back is the other half, and this plan prices both before anyone opens a wall.
Ask for the price · Credited toward repair work booked within 30 days · Delivered in 2 business days after the site visit.
When this is the right document
Water is showing up somewhere and nobody has told you where it is coming from, or somebody has repaired it once already and it is back.
Homeowners, landlords and property managers with one affected area, or water showing up in several places at once.
How this differs from a free estimate
A free estimate assumes someone already knows where the water is coming from. When nobody does, or the first repair didn’t hold, the job is finding it and writing down what the fix really involves. This plan pays for that search, the photos and a scope that includes putting the wall or ceiling back.
The plan fee is credited toward All Purpose Plumbers repair work booked within 30 days of delivery. Ask us how the credit applies to your job.
What you get
The deliverable is the Leak & Pipe Repair Plan. Delivered in 2 business days after the site visit.
- On-site leak location work on the accessible plumbing, using the same methods as our leak detection service
- Photo documentation of stains, damp material, corrosion, failed joints and every access point we open or inspect
- A written finding that says where the water is coming from, or narrows it to the fewest possible places and says what it would take to confirm
- A written repair scope setting out the real options, from a spot repair to a section or full repipe, and the case for each
- Putting the room back, priced as part of the job, covering what gets opened, what gets replaced, and the drywall, finishing and paint to close it up
- Which parts of the work are plumbing and which are drywall, finishing and paint
- An All Purpose Plumbers budget range for each option
- A 30-day scope validity period
Sizes and price
One stain or one wet area is the smaller plan. Water turning up in more than one room, or a supply problem nobody has been able to trace, is the larger one. We don’t publish prices. Photos of the damage are usually enough for us to tell you which, and what it costs.
One leak or one affected area
Ask for the priceSeveral affected areas, or a whole-house supply review where the source is not obvious
Ask for the priceThe fee comes back if you hire us
The plan fee is credited toward All Purpose Plumbers repair work booked within 30 days of delivery. Ask us how the credit applies to your job.
How it works
- 1You send photos of the stain, the damp spot or the damage, and we check a plan is what you need before any money changes hands.
- 2Once the tier is agreed, the invoice goes out and the visit is booked.
- 3On the day, a plumber traces the water on the accessible plumbing and photographs each finding and access point.
- 4The written plan reaches you 2 business days after the visit.
- 5Book the repair with us inside 30 days and the whole plan fee is taken off the repair.
Start your Leak & Pipe Repair Plan
Describe where the water shows up, when it is worst and whether anyone has already tried to fix it. Photos of stains, damp patches and the area under nearby fixtures help most. We confirm the tier, invoice you and book the visit, and no payment is taken until we agree the plan fits the situation.
Prefer to talk it through?
(240) 695-4415We answer every day, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Outside those hours, leave a message or send the form and we respond during business hours.
6965 Heather Drive, Suite A, Bryans Road, MD 20616
We take insurance jobs. Financing may also be available for qualifying projects. Ask when you call.
What this document is not
- ·Not a mold test, a moisture certification or an air-quality report.
- ·Not an insurance coverage determination or a claim submission.
- ·Not a guarantee that the source can be located without opening a wall, and the plan says when that is the case before you spend anything on it.
- ·Not a code-compliance inspection or a permit determination.
- ·Not an engineering or structural opinion on damaged framing.
Scope limitation: This document is a visual repair-planning report based on accessible conditions observed during the site visit and information provided by the customer. It is not an engineering report, laboratory test, insurance coverage determination, code-compliance certification, structural evaluation, or guarantee that hidden conditions do not exist. Additional work may be required if concealed conditions are discovered after work begins.