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Jake the Plumber is a Minneapolis plumbing company that says it has served Minneapolis, St. Paul and the suburbs since 2004. It handles plumbing repairs, kitchen and bath remodels, fixture and toilet replacement, conventional and tankless water heaters, water softeners and filtration, and drain and main sewer line cleaning with camera inspection, for homes and businesses.
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O'Boys Plumbing, Heating & Air is a family-owned Minneapolis company with more than 25 years of experience that offers plumbing alongside heating and cooling service. Its plumbing work covers repairs and inspections, repiping, leak detection and repair, water heater and tankless installation and repair, fixture installation and repair, sump pump repair, gas lines, and water filtration and softener installation, with same-day emergency service.
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Sabastian and Sons Plumbing Services is a family-owned, licensed and insured plumbing company that publishes a Minneapolis address on County Road 10 and serves the Twin Cities area. It handles residential and commercial plumbing repairs, slab leak detection and repair, sewer and drain cleaning, water heater repair and installation, faucet and toilet service, and backflow testing, with 24/7 emergency service.
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Describe the affected tap, toilet, shower or other fixture and the fault. Share make or model details where available and ask how parts, labour and testing will be charged.
Describe what you want inspected, repaired, replaced or installed. Tell the plumber about access and previous work, then ask what needs an assessment before a quote.
Give each plumber the same brief. Request separate labour, parts, access, removal and testing costs, with call-out charges, exclusions, warranties and payment terms in writing.
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Describe the affected tap, toilet, shower or other fixture and the fault. Share make or model details where available and ask how parts, labour and testing will be charged. Include your location, property type and preferred timing. Give each company the same brief and compare the stated scope, materials, labour and exclusions.
Describe the affected tap, toilet, shower or other fixture and the fault. Share make or model details where available and ask how parts, labour and testing will be charged. Include your location, property type and preferred timing. Give each company the same brief and compare the stated scope, materials, labour and exclusions.
Ask who will carry out the work and what qualifications, licensing and insurance apply to your project and location. Request supporting details and check them with the appropriate issuer where relevant. Confirm suitability directly with the plumber.
Each company sets its own prices. The quote can depend on fixture type and fault, make and model, replacement parts, access and labour, testing after repair. Ask for an itemised price, call-out charges, exclusions and the approval process for extra work.
Share relevant photos you already have of the fixtures, visible pipework, equipment and access, plus model details or previous reports where available. Ask what else the provider needs to understand your request.
Ask whether your plumbing fixture repair request needs an inspection before a firm quote. Confirm the assessment scope, any charge and which work or prices still need confirmation.
Agree how completion will be checked before work starts. Review the accepted scope and any testing, operating instructions, documentation, warranties and aftercare included. Record outstanding items and follow the agreed payment terms.
Review each company's listed services, real work, description and coverage for relevance to your project. Consider any displayed rating together with its review count, then contact the business to confirm experience, current availability and booking terms.
