Do you charge extra for nights and weekends?

The pricing promise does not change at 5 PM: diagnosis first, then a written price, then your approval, then work. If an after-hours emergency costs more than the same repair on a Tuesday morning, you see that in the number you approve up front — not as a mystery line item afterward.

What we would honestly tell you: if the problem can safely wait for morning, waiting is usually the cheaper move, and dispatch will tell you so when you call. A running toilet at 11 PM is a shut-the-valve-and-sleep problem. Water you cannot stop, sewage indoors, no heat in a freeze, no cooling in dangerous heat, or a gas smell — those are worth the night call, and that is exactly what 24/7 dispatch exists for.

Households with infants, elderly residents, or medical needs should always say so when calling. It changes the urgency math, and we route accordingly.