Photographs of what was found
Before the repair, not after it. A picture of a failed section of pipe in place is the thing that justifies the scope of the work that followed it.
Taken on site · not a stock library
Photographs from actual jobs, and why there are not more of them
Every image on this page was taken on a job by the crew, and where a photograph was not available the page says so instead of substituting a purchased one.
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- Real jobsphotographed on site
Why does a plumbing site have so few photographs?
Because these are the ones that are real. It is easy to fill a page like this with purchased images of clean pipework in a studio, and every competitor site does it, which is precisely why it proves nothing. What is here was photographed on site by the people doing the work.
That has a cost, and the cost is showing. A working plumber called out at two in the morning to a flooded property is not thinking about photography, and the honest result is a small library rather than a large one. Rather than pad it, the page shows what exists.
The photographs that do matter most are not the ones on this page anyway. They are the ones taken on your job: what was found, what was replaced, and an itemized invoice in the form an insurance adjuster asks for.
Our work
Photographs from actual jobs
Taken on site by the crew, not bought from a stock library.
Drain line replaced inside a slab 
Copper repipe at a water heater riser 
Toilet reset after a failed flange 
Cracked PVC found under a tiled floor 
P-trap and disposal rebuilt 
Clearing a main line on site
What you get on your own job
The documentation that matters is yours, not ours
A gallery is marketing. The record of your own repair is evidence.
Camera footage where a camera was used
You see the video rather than a description of it. A recommendation that comes with the footage can be checked by a second opinion; one that does not, cannot.
An itemized invoice
In the form an insurance adjuster asks for, because a claim refused for a vague invoice is a cost that arrives long after the plumber has left.
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The rest of the site
The work itself is described service by service.
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