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Plumbing Repair & Installationin Fairfax and Northern Virginia

What the common jobs cost, before anyone knocks on your door. A drain cleared, a toilet rebuilt, a leak found, a water heater swapped. You get the number in writing, and nothing comes apart until you say so.

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Drains cleared from $200

Half of single fixtures land near $430. The rest of the list is below.

Camera down the main, $89

When we are already at your house. You watch the screen with us.

Sometimes the answer is no

If it does not need doing yet, we will tell you that and leave.

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What plumbing work costs in Northern Virginia

The ranges we actually charge here, not a national average off a cost guide. Where a range is wide, the row says what makes it wide. Tap a job for the long version, or run the calculators.

One fixture cleared

$200 to $800

Kitchen sink, bathroom sink, tub, shower, or a toilet augered. Half land near $430.

Main line cleared

$862 to $1,630

The one pipe carrying the whole house to the street. Half land near $1,069.

Camera down the main

$89

Added to a visit we are already making. The cheapest useful hour in plumbing.

Camera or scope visit on its own

$500 to $1,700

The spread is real: a standalone scope often means clearing the line first so the camera can see anything.

Toilet repaired

$260 to $870

Fill valve, flapper, wax ring, rebuilt tank. Most running toilets are the cheap end.

Toilet replaced

$840 to $1,300

We supply the toilet. $430 to $500 if you buy your own and we set it.

Leak located

$200 to $470

Finding it, not fixing it. Acoustic and pressure work before anyone opens a wall.

Pressure reducing valve

$500 to $994

The cause of most whole-house pressure complaints, and of fixtures that fail early.

Garbage disposal replaced

$570 to $870

$380 to $475 if you supply the unit. A jam freed on its own, about $180.

Sump pump replaced

$700 to $1,200

A battery backup alongside it runs $2,700 to $4,200, which is the part that matters when the power goes with the storm.

Water heater installed

$2,600 to $7,000

Permit, expansion tank, pan and haul-away included. Pick your fuel and size for the exact number.

Water heater flush

$199

Or $99 right now with the whole-home plumbing safety check bundled in.

Gas line repair or cap-off

$250 to $475

A new run is not priced from a page. That needs a plumber and a permit first.

Repiping

$1,000 to $12,000

A section under one fixture sits at the bottom. The horizontal runs through a basement sit at the top.

Water service line, meter to house

$3,500 to $8,000

The pipe you do not own until it crosses your property line, then very much do.

Sewer line dug up and replaced

$7,500 to $9,000

Above what the national cost guides say for this area, and rock and clay are most of the reason. Lining exists to avoid it.

An opened bathroom wall cavity in a Northern Virginia home exposing the copper supply piping SwiftPro repaired after a leak
We opened this wall after the leak was located, not to go looking for it. That is what $200 to $470 buys.

A range is not a quote. A plumber has to look at your pipe before the number is yours, and you get it in writing before anything comes apart. If a job lands outside the range, we show you why on the spot rather than after.

Get a priceTell us what it is doing and we will give you a number.
Start here

What is it doing right now

Most plumbing calls are one of these eight. Yours tells you whether you have an afternoon or about ten minutes.

Nothing drains anywhere

Two slow fixtures on different floors share one pipe, and that is the main line. Stop running water and call. Flushing it again is how a slow main becomes a basement floor.

What a blocked main costs →

One sink or tub is slow, the rest are fine

That is the branch under that fixture, not the main, so you have time. Pulling the hair off a bathroom pop-up stopper fixes it more often than you would think.

Fixture or main line →

A toilet that will not stop running

Usually a flapper or a fill valve, and usually the cheap end of the toilet range. Also the biggest quiet waster of water in a house.

Why it keeps running →

No hot water this morning

Gas or electric changes what we check first. Pilot and gas valve on one, elements and the upper thermostat on the other.

What to check first →

Water on the floor around the tank

A tank leaking from the bottom is finished. There is no repair for rusted-through steel, and anyone offering one is selling you a delay.

Leaking from the bottom →

Weak pressure at every fixture

Whole house rather than one faucet is usually the pressure reducing valve at the main, not your pipes.

Whole-house pressure →

A wet patch and no obvious source

A meter that creeps with every tap shut means a leak between the street and you. We find it before anybody opens a wall.

How leaks get found →

It smells like sewage, or the basement backed up

Roots, a bellied line, or old clay come apart. The camera tells you which, and that decides whether the yard comes up at all.

Sewer and trenchless →

A SwiftPro plumber clearing a blocked kitchen drain line under a stainless sink in a Northern Virginia home
A blocked kitchen line in a Northern Virginia house. One slow sink and nothing else is the branch under that sink, not the main. That is the difference between a $430 afternoon and a bad week.
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What people wrote afterwards

★★★★★

New tenants in the rental property had a problem with their drain. Property manager sent their plumber said they snakeed the drain and could not solve the clog. Wanted $800 to snake the drain through the roof vent. Called Swift Pro and James Milligan solve the problem in 15 minutes saving me hundreds of dollars.

Evan OwenGoogle, May 2026

★★★★★

Our water heater died on Friday night around 7:30pm. We called SwiftPro, and by 10pm we had quotes, a phone call explaining the options, followed by a signed contract and an appointment to have a new one installed Saturday morning. We’ve also used SwfitPro before for HVAC services, and each time they have been quick to respond, always pleasant to deal with, thorough in their work, and competitive and fair in their pricing.

Cathy KalweitGoogle, May 2026

★★★★★

Very fast response to my initial inquiry. Set up an appointment for the next morning and the technician, Xavi, arrived in the agreed-upon timeframe. He went to work right away, assessing the problem with our sump pump, explaining it to me, and providing a potential solution, including full transparency on pricing. The work was done quickly and expertly. He even took time to explain to me why it happened and steps I can take to prevent it in the future.

William CampbellGoogle, June 2026

★★★★★

SwiftPro HVAC came out to do a plumbing maintenance check. The check was included with my recent new HVAC installation. The technician (James Milligan) was very professional and quickly evaluated my faucets, toilets, water heater, washing machine lines, main water intake valve, all cut-off valves and visible pipes. Now I have an estimate for needed maintenance repairs.

JB jrGoogle, July 2026

★★★★★

James M. did a great job diagnosing and fixing the issues I was having with two of my toilets. He was friendly, professional, and worked quickly while making sure everything was repaired correctly. I really appreciated his knowledge and efficiency.

Michelle OntiverosGoogle, July 2026

★★★★★

Fast service and very knowledgable. The technician helped me with both a garbage disposal and water softer issue. He was friendly and easy to talk to about future needs.

Jonathan BaierGoogle, June 2026

Copied as written, typos and all. The first is a customer telling you what somebody else wanted to charge him, which is the whole argument for publishing a price list.

If it is happening right now

Water where it should not be

Four things, in this order, before you call anyone. They are the difference between a wet floor and a wet house.

Close the main

Where the water enters the basement or crawl space, near the meter, often beside the water heater. Clockwise until it stops.

Close the water heater too

A second valve sits on the cold line at the top of the tank. Closing it stops eighty gallons following the first leak downhill.

Kill the power if water is near it

A panel, a furnace, a washer. If water is heading for one and the breaker is dry and reachable, kill it before you mop.

Then call, and say what you already shut

It changes what we put on the truck. We answer around the clock, and you get a person.

Worth ten minutes on a dry day: find your shutoff valves before you need them, and read what to do with a burst pipe. In January those are the two most useful pages on this website.

Two corroded and split sections of pipe removed by SwiftPro from a Northern Virginia home, laid out for the homeowner to see
Two sections of split pipe pulled out of a Northern Virginia house. Both of them failed from the inside, which is why nobody saw it coming.
Right nowRunning water you cannot stop? Say that when you call. Call (703) 997-9757.
Who turns up

The part a price list does not tell you

The SwiftPro plumbing team in front of three wrapped SwiftPro vans in Northern Virginia, with their RIDGID FlexShaft drain machine, SeeSnake sewer camera and KJ-3100 water jetter
Our plumbing crew, with the drain machine, sewer camera and jetter that ride on their trucks. Out of Chantilly every morning.

Our own plumbers, our own trucks

Nobody here is a subcontractor with a magnet on the door. The crew in the photo is the crew that shows up, and those are the names in the reviews above.

The price is settled before the work

You see the number in writing before anything is taken apart. No hourly meter running while somebody decides what to do.

Licensed, insured, and permitted where it counts

Virginia Class A contractor #2705192276. Water heaters, gas work and sewer replacements get pulled permits, because the next buyer’s inspector asks.

Sometimes the answer is no

If a repair buys you five more years we will say so instead of selling a replacement.

Already holding a quote from somebody else? Send it over. A free second opinion costs nothing, and we have talked people out of work they were about to pay for. Strange thing for a plumbing company to advertise. Still the fastest way to find out whether your number is fair.

While we are talking about it

The plumbing worth doing on a schedule

Not everything needs an annual visit and we will not pretend it does. A cleared drain stays cleared until something blocks it again. These five genuinely repeat.

What How often Why
Whole-home plumbing safety check Once a year Supply lines, shutoffs, pressure, visible leaks, and whether those valves still turn.
Water heater flush Once a year Sediment bakes into a crust on the tank floor and the burner works through it.
Washing machine hoses Every five years The cheapest part in the house, and one of the two that flood it.
Backflow test Once a year where required Irrigation and fire lines. The water authority sends the notice and wants paperwork.
Sewer camera When you buy the house Once, early, so you find the clay and the roots first.
A pressure test gauge connected by SwiftPro to the water supply beside a water heater in a Northern Virginia home
Reading the supply pressure during a whole-home safety check. High pressure is what quietly kills fixtures years early.

The arithmetic is worth a minute. The whole-home plumbing safety check is $149 on its own and a water heater flush is $199. Right now both together are $99, and both are included in the Family Care Plan at $199 a year for one system, along with a yearly HVAC tune-up, no diagnostic fee and 15 percent off repairs and parts. Having both done anyway? The plan costs less than the two jobs.

Book the check$99 gets the flush and the whole-home check on the same visit.
Questions we hear every week

Plumbing questions, answered straight

What does a plumber cost to come out in Northern Virginia?

The list is on this page, from $200 for one fixture cleared to $7,000 for a tankless water heater installed. A straight diagnosis visit carries a trip fee, waived all year on the Family Care Plan.

Do you charge more for nights and weekends?

We answer around the clock. If it can safely wait until morning we will say so on the phone rather than sell you an after-hours rate.

Is the price on this page the price I will pay?

It is the range the job normally lands in. A plumber has to see your pipe before the number is yours, and you get it in writing before anything comes apart.

Which parts of Northern Virginia do you cover?

Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, Arlington and Fauquier counties.

Can you tell me if another company’s quote is fair?

Yes, free. Book a second opinion and send it over.

Do you handle the permit?

On water heaters, gas work and sewer replacement, yes, and it is already in the price. That is what makes the work provable to the next buyer’s inspector.

How fast can somebody get here?

Most weeks, same day or next day. If water is running and you cannot stop it, say so when you call. It changes where you sit on the board.

Do you work on commercial buildings?

Yes, including backflow testing and certification.

Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, Arlington and Fauquier counties

Where our plumbers work

Chantilly is home and the vans run out from there every morning. These towns have a page of their own:

We are in these every week too:

FairfaxChantillyCentrevilleViennaOaktonBurkeSpringfieldFalls ChurchHerndonGreat FallsFairfax StationCliftonAlexandriaArlingtonSouth RidingAldiePurcellvilleBristowGainesvilleHaymarketLortonMount Vernon

Going deeper on one job? Drains and buried lines, water heaters, trenchless sewer repair and backflow each have their own page and their own prices.

Get the number first

Call and you get a person, or send the form at the top and we will call you back. Either way you know what the work costs before anybody opens a wall. And if you do not need the work, we will tell you that too.

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