How it works

Six steps, and none of them are at your kitchen table.

You'll deal with one company from the first call to the follow-up. A local plumber does the plumbing. We handle the rest.
Call for your price[phone pending]
  1. You call. A person answers.

    Tell us about your home, your water bill and what you're hoping to change. There's no salesperson coming over and no appointment to sit through.

  2. You send a few photos.

    Your main line for a whole-house job, or your open sink cabinet for reverse osmosis. Anything unusual goes to the plumber before we put a number on it.

  3. You get one written price.

    Equipment and standard install on one page, plus what would change the number. Take as long as you want with it.

    [standard install scope pending plumber review]

  4. We schedule when we have a real date.

    Once you approve, we line up a local plumber. We only give you a date when that plumber has confirmed it. We'd rather be honest about it than promise and reschedule.

  5. A local plumber does the install.

    The plumbers are independent subcontractors. We manage the job, which means the scheduling, the paperwork and the phone call if anything goes sideways.

    [plumber network pending] [permit rules pending plumber and counsel review]

  6. You keep one number to call.

    If something's off after the install, you call us and not a stranger. We'll also tell you what upkeep is coming and when, so it doesn't catch you by surprise.

Who does what

You should know who's in your house, and who you're dealing with.

The jobWho does it
Talks you through options and writes the priceUs
Reviews your photos, and flags anything unusualUs, with the plumber
Orders and tracks the equipmentUs
Does the plumbing work at your homeAn independent, subcontracted plumber
Handles scheduling, paperwork and follow-upUs
Decides whether to go aheadYou, on your own time
Something you won't hear

We won't promise a date we don't have.

Some companies will book you on the first call, then call back to move it. We'd rather tell you the date once a plumber has confirmed it, even if that takes a follow-up. If that's a dealbreaker, it's better to know now.

The same goes for anything unusual in your photos. It goes to the plumber first, so the number you get is one we can stand behind.

Step one is a phone call.

Have your water bill nearby if you can. If you don't have it, call anyway.
Call for your price[phone pending]
Call for your price[phone pending]