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When you need Plumbing in Jacksonville, Mamas Plumbing Solutions answers the phone and shows up ready to work. We handle emergency plumber Jacksonville calls, drain cleaning, leak detection, water heater replacement, and sewer line repair across 36265, from Downtown Jacksonville to the Jacksonville State University Area. Our trucks carry the parts and tools to finish most jobs same-day, and we quote the price before we start. One call gets a licensed plumber to your door.
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Plumbing in Jacksonville, Alabama
Plumbing in Jacksonville is a category of licensed repair and installation work that keeps water, drains, and gas lines running safely in homes and rental properties. We work here every week, and the town keeps us busy for real reasons. Jacksonville State University brings a steady turnover of rental houses near campus, and student rentals tend to need fast toilet repairs, faucet cartridge swaps, and drain cleaning between tenants. The older housing stock around Germania Springs and West Jacksonville often still has original galvanized or early copper pipe that needs updating to PEX or new copper. Cold snaps in January freeze exposed lines and burst pipe in crawl spaces. We handle all of it as a full-service Jacksonville plumbing company, from a dripping faucet to a full sewer line replacement. If you have been searching for plumbing repair near me Jacksonville Alabama, you found a local crew that knows these streets, these houses, and the water that runs through them.
Services available in Jacksonville
Plumbing Services Available in Jacksonville
Every service we offer runs in Jacksonville, from a $180 faucet repair to a full sewer line replacement. Demand here leans on three things: rental turnover near Jacksonville State University, aging pipe in older neighborhoods, and winter freeze damage. If you need same-day plumbing service Jacksonville Alabama homeowners and landlords can rely on, call and we will get a truck headed your way. We stock common parts like toilet flappers, faucet cartridges, and water heater anode rods so most repairs finish in one visit.
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Drain Cleaning
Slow or backed-up drains are the number one call we get in Jacksonville, especially in older homes around Downtown Jacksonville where grease and root intrusion build up in clay laterals. We run a drain snake first, then follow with a hydro jetter when the line needs a full scouring. We camera the line afterward so you know it is actually clear, not just moving water.
View service →02Faucet Repair
A dripping faucet in a Jacksonville rental can waste hundreds of gallons a month and drive up the water bill. We replace faucet cartridges and seats on Moen, Delta, and Kohler fixtures, usually in under an hour. If the body is cracked or corroded, we tell you straight and quote a replacement instead of charging you for a repair that will not hold.
View service →03Faucet Installation
New faucet installs are common in Jacksonville State University Area rentals between tenants and in Germania Springs kitchen remodels. We set the fixture, replace the supply lines and shutoff valves if they are seized, and check for leaks under full pressure before we leave. Most installs take one to two hours. We haul away the old fixture at no extra charge.
View service →04Plumbing Leak Detection
Hidden leaks in Jacksonville's older homes can run for weeks before you see damage. We use leak detection equipment, pressure gauges, and acoustic listening to pinpoint slab leaks and pinhole leaks in copper without tearing up floors. Once we find it, you get a clear location and a repair plan. Detection usually takes one to two hours on site.
View service →05Plumbing Leak Repair
Once we locate a leak in your Jacksonville home, we repair it the same visit whenever possible. That means cutting out the failed section, soldering or pressing in new copper or PEX pipe, and pressure-testing the line before we close up. Slab leaks and under-slab repairs get a camera check to confirm no water is still moving. Typical repairs run two to four hours.
View service →06Plumbing Pipe Repair
Frozen pipes in January and corroded galvanized lines are the two biggest pipe repair drivers in Jacksonville. We cut out the damaged section with a pipe cutter, sweat in new copper with a soldering torch, or transition to PEX where it makes sense. Every repair is pressure-tested. If the whole run is failing, we tell you when replacement beats patching.
View service →07Sewer Cleaning
Sewer backups in Jacksonville often trace to root intrusion in older clay laterals, especially in West Jacksonville and East Jacksonville. We run a sewer camera first to see what we are dealing with, then hydro jet the line to cut roots and clear buildup. We finish with a second camera pass so you can see the pipe is clean. Most cleanings take two to three hours.
View service →08Sewer Line Repair
When a Jacksonville sewer line is cracked, offset, or root-damaged but still mostly intact, spot repair saves you the cost of a full replacement. We excavate the failed section, replace it with PVC pipe and fittings, and tie it back in with proper slope. Camera verification before and after is standard. Most spot repairs finish in one day.
View service →09Sewer Line Replacement
Full sewer line replacement is the right call when a Jacksonville lateral is collapsed, bellied, or too far gone for spot repair. We trench in new PVC pipe, set the slope correctly, and restore the yard as best we can. Older homes in Germania Springs and Downtown Jacksonville are the most common candidates. Most replacements take two to four days.
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How We Execute Plumbing Work in Jacksonville
Plumbing work in Jacksonville runs on Alabama Plumbers License rules and the Uniform Plumbing Code, and we pull permits when the job requires it. Older homes in Downtown Jacksonville and Germania Springs often have galvanized supply lines and clay sewer laterals that need careful handling, so we camera lines before we cut. Newer builds on the west side are usually PEX and PVC, which makes repairs faster. Access matters here too: campus-area rentals on a weekday mean tight parking, so we schedule those early. Winter freeze calls spike in January, and we run extra trucks for those. If you need a local plumber in Jacksonville AL who knows the housing stock, call us and we will get it handled.
Frozen pipes during January cold snaps
Jacksonville sees hard freezes most winters, and exposed pipes in crawl spaces and garages burst. That drives a spike in emergency calls, often at 2 a.m., and those jobs need immediate shutoff and repair before water damage spreads. We keep freeze-repair parts on every truck and run 24/7 coverage through the winter. When you call, we walk you through shutting off the main while a tech heads your way. We repair the burst section, pressure-test, and check the rest of the exposed run for weak spots.
Root intrusion in older clay sewer laterals
Many Jacksonville homes built before the 1980s still have clay or cast iron sewer laterals. Roots find the joints, and backups follow. These lines cannot take aggressive snaking without damage, so the approach has to be measured. We camera the line first to see the root mass and pipe condition. Then we hydro jet with controlled pressure to cut roots without cracking the pipe. If the pipe is too far gone, we quote spot repair or full replacement instead of charging you for a cleaning that will not last.
Rental turnover near Jacksonville State University
Student rentals turn over fast between leases, and landlords need plumbing repairs done in a narrow window. A running toilet or slow drain that sits for a week becomes a tenant complaint and a bigger repair. We block scheduling for rental turnover work and handle multiple units in one trip when possible. Toilets, faucets, and drains get fixed in the same visit. We send one invoice covering all units so landlords are not chasing paperwork.
Alabama Plumbers License requirement
All plumbing work in Jacksonville must be performed by a licensed plumber under Alabama law. We hold the required state license and pull permits when the scope requires it. If a contractor cannot show a license, do not let them touch your lines.
Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) adoption
Jacksonville plumbing work follows the Uniform Plumbing Code for pipe sizing, venting, and fixture installation. That means repairs and replacements have to meet code, not just stop the leak. We build every job to UPC standards so it passes inspection.
Backflow Prevention Certification for cross-connection work
Any work involving cross-connections or irrigation tie-ins in Jacksonville requires a certified backflow tester. We hold Backflow Prevention Certification and test assemblies after installation. This protects the municipal water supply from contamination.
Common local problems
Common Plumbing Problems in Jacksonville
Jacksonville has its own plumbing patterns, and they come from the climate, the age of the housing stock, and the soil. Cold winters freeze exposed pipes. Older neighborhoods have clay sewer laterals that roots love. The clay soil holds water and shifts, which stresses buried lines. Here are the four problems we see most often as a Jacksonville plumbing company.
Frozen and burst pipes in winter
Jacksonville gets hard freezes most Januarys, and pipes in crawl spaces, garages, and exterior walls are vulnerable. Older homes often lack insulation on those runs. When water freezes, it expands and splits the pipe, and the leak shows up when it thaws. We repair the burst section with new copper or PEX, pressure-test the line, and insulate the exposed run so it does not happen again. In freeze weeks, we run extra trucks and 24/7 coverage so we can get to you fast.
Root intrusion in clay sewer laterals
Many Jacksonville homes built before the 1980s still have clay or cast iron sewer laterals. The joints are the weak point, and roots find them. Once inside, roots grow and catch debris, which causes backups. Snaking only cuts a hole through the root mass. We camera the line first to see the roots and pipe condition. Then we hydro jet with controlled pressure to cut the roots back. If the pipe is cracked or offset, we quote spot repair or replacement instead of charging you for a cleaning that will not last.
Water heater failures from sediment and age
Jacksonville water carries minerals that settle in the bottom of tank water heaters. Over time, sediment builds up, the burner works harder, and the tank fails earlier than it should. Most tanks here last 8 to 12 years. Once the shell leaks, repair is not an option. We diagnose the failure first: element, thermostat, or tank. If the tank is leaking, we quote a replacement and install a new Rheem, Bradford White, or A.O. Smith unit with a fresh anode rod. We also flush tanks on request to extend their life.
Slab leaks in older homes
Older Jacksonville homes with copper pipe under the slab are prone to pinhole leaks. The soil shifts, the pipe stresses, and a small leak starts. It can run for weeks before you see it, and by then the damage is done. A rising water bill is often the first sign. We use leak detection equipment and pressure gauges to pinpoint the leak without tearing up the whole floor. Once located, we repair or reroute the line and pressure-test it before closing up. We show you the test results so you know it is fixed.
Warning signs
Signs You Need a Plumber in Jacksonville
- Water bill jumped with no change in useA sudden spike in your Jacksonville water bill usually means a hidden leak, often a slab leak or a failing water line. The leak runs 24/7, so the meter keeps spinning. We use leak detection equipment to pinpoint it without tearing up floors. The sooner you call, the less damage and the lower the bill.
- Drain backs up every time you run waterA single slow drain is annoying. Multiple slow drains or a backup when you run the washing machine points to a main line problem, often root intrusion in an older clay lateral. Snaking alone will not fix it. We camera the line first, then hydro jet or repair as needed.
- Water heater makes popping or rumbling soundsPopping sounds mean sediment has built up on the bottom of the tank and the burner is overheating the water underneath it. Left alone, it shortens the tank life and drives up gas or electric use. A flush often fixes it. If the tank is old and leaking, replacement is the better call.
- Toilet runs or refills on its own at nightA running toilet can waste 200 gallons a day or more. The usual cause is a worn flapper or a bad fill valve, both cheap parts and quick fixes. In Jacksonville rentals, this is the most common call we get. We replace the flapper or fill valve and test the flush before we leave.
- Wet spot in the yard that never driesA soggy patch in your Jacksonville yard with no rain to explain it usually means a broken water line or a sewer leak. Water lines leak clean water; sewer leaks bring odor and sometimes sinkholes. Both need attention fast. We locate the break, excavate, and repair the line the same day when possible.
Pricing and expectations
Plumbing Pricing in Jacksonville
Plumbing pricing in Jacksonville depends on the job, the access, and the parts. Typical 2026 pricing in this area runs $150 to $300 for a toilet repair, $180 to $450 for a faucet repair or drain cleaning, and $1,200 to $2,500 for a standard 40- or 50-gallon water heater replacement installed. Sewer line work is higher because of excavation and pipe materials. We quote the price before we start, and the quote is what you pay. No hourly surprises, no parts markup games. If you need an affordable plumber Jacksonville AL residents trust, call us and we will give you a straight number.
Access and excavation
Slab leaks and buried sewer lines in Jacksonville require cutting concrete or trenching the yard. That adds labor and equipment time, which raises the price. We tell you upfront when a job will need excavation so there are no surprises.
Parts and materials
Copper pipe costs more than PEX, and a tankless water heater costs more than a standard tank. We quote the material options and let you choose. We stock common parts for Rheem, Bradford White, and A.O. Smith so we are not waiting on a supply run.
Emergency and after-hours timing
A 2 a.m. burst pipe call in January costs more than a scheduled repair on a Tuesday morning. Emergency rates apply to nights, weekends, and holidays. We tell you the rate before we dispatch so you can decide.
We know the route
Navigating Jacksonville: Landmarks We Use
Jacksonville is not a big town, but knowing the landmarks saves time on every call. We route by Jacksonville State University, the Community Center, and Germania Springs Park, and we know which streets back up near campus on class days. The Chief Ladiga Trail crossing and the old Jacksonville Train Station give us quick orientation points when we are heading to a new address. If you are giving directions, name a landmark and we will find you.
Jacksonville State University
JSU anchors the north side of town and is the easiest orientation point for campus-area calls. We use it to route to student rentals and nearby streets, especially when parking is tight on class days.
Jacksonville Community Center
The Community Center sits near the center of town and helps us split Downtown from the surrounding residential blocks. It is a reliable reference point when a customer gives directions by neighborhood rather than street address.
Germania Springs Park
Germania Springs Park marks the eastern side of town and helps us route to homes in the Germania Springs neighborhood. We pass it regularly on service calls in that area.
Chief Ladiga Trail
The Chief Ladiga Trail cuts through the Jacksonville area and crosses several residential streets. We use the trail crossings as reference points when navigating to addresses that do not sit on a main road.
Jacksonville Train Station
The historic train station near Downtown gives us a fixed point for routing into the older commercial blocks and nearby residential streets. It is useful when a customer is new to the area and giving directions.
Downtown Jacksonville commercial district
Downtown Jacksonville has a compact commercial district with older buildings and mixed-use storefronts. Plumbing work here often involves older pipe and tight access, so we plan for both when scheduling.
Pelham Road commercial corridor
The Pelham Road corridor near campus serves the student population with restaurants and retail. Plumbing calls here tend to be commercial kitchen drain cleaning and grease line work, which we handle with hydro jetting.
Highway 21 (Pelham Road)
Highway 21 is the main north-south route through Jacksonville and the fastest way for us to reach most addresses in town from our Eastaboga base.
Alabama Highway 204
Highway 204 connects Jacksonville to the wider Calhoun County area and gives us a secondary route when Highway 21 is congested near campus.
Jacksonville service coverage
Jacksonville Neighborhoods We Serve
We run trucks through every part of Jacksonville, from the campus area to the older streets near Germania Springs. Each neighborhood has its own plumbing personality: rentals near campus, older pipe in the historic blocks, newer builds on the west side. Here is how we cover them.
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Downtown Jacksonville
Downtown Jacksonville has some of the oldest housing stock in the city, and that means galvanized supply lines, clay sewer laterals, and frequent slab leak calls. We work here weekly on pipe replacement, sewer cleaning, and water heater swaps in older homes that need modern updates. We reach Downtown Jacksonville in about 15 minutes from our Eastaboga base via Highway 21.
Jacksonville State University Area
The JSU area is rental-heavy, and landlords call us for fast toilet repairs, faucet cartridge swaps, and drain cleaning between tenants. Turnover windows are tight, so we schedule these jobs early and handle multiple units in one trip when we can. Campus-area calls are a short drive from Downtown, usually 15 to 20 minutes depending on traffic.
Germania Springs
Germania Springs has a mix of older single-family homes and newer builds, and we see both ends of the spectrum here. Older homes need pipe repair and leak detection; newer ones need water heater service and sump pump checks. Germania Springs Park is a handy landmark for routing. We reach Germania Springs in about 15 to 20 minutes, often routing past the park to get there.
West Jacksonville
West Jacksonville is where a lot of newer construction sits, so PEX and PVC are common and repairs tend to be faster. Tankless water heater installs and sump pump work are frequent here. We also handle gas line repairs for newer homes with gas appliances. West Jacksonville is about 20 minutes from our base, straight up Highway 21 to the west side.
Local results
Recent Plumbing Jobs in Jacksonville
Here are three recent jobs we ran in Jacksonville. They show the range of work we do here, from emergency freeze repairs to rental turnover plumbing and sewer line replacement. Names and exact addresses are kept private, but the neighborhoods and details are real.
Germania Springs
A homeowner in Germania Springs woke up to a burst pipe in the crawl space after a hard January freeze. Water was pooling under the house and the main had to be shut off. We responded within two hours, shut off the main, and found a split section of copper pipe in the crawl space. We cut out the failed section with a pipe cutter, soldered in new copper, and pressure-tested the line. We also insulated the remaining exposed run to prevent a repeat. The line held at full pressure, the homeowner had water back the same morning, and no further freeze damage occurred that winter. Total job time was about three hours.
Jacksonville State University Area
A landlord near Jacksonville State University needed three rental units turned over in one week. Two toilets were running, one faucet was dripping, and a kitchen drain was slow. We scheduled all three units in a single day. We replaced toilet flappers and fill valves, swapped a faucet cartridge, and ran a drain snake followed by a hydro jetter on the slow kitchen line. We camera-checked the drain afterward to confirm it was clear. All three units passed inspection before the new tenants moved in. The landlord got one invoice covering all units, and the total job time was about six hours.
West Jacksonville
A homeowner in West Jacksonville had recurring sewer backups in the laundry room. A previous plumber had snaked the line twice, and the backup kept coming back within weeks. We ran a sewer camera and found root intrusion at two joints in the clay lateral. Snaking was only punching a hole through the roots. We hydro jetted the line to cut the roots back, then recommended a spot repair on the worst joint. We excavated and replaced that section with PVC pipe and fittings. The camera showed a clean line after the repair. The homeowner has had no backups in the months since, and the spot repair saved thousands compared to a full replacement.
Customer stories
What Jacksonville Customers Say
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Customer feedbackKaren T.Downtown Jacksonville
Our water heater died on a Friday night and we had family coming in for the weekend. Mamas Plumbing Solutions had a tech out Saturday morning. He confirmed the tank was leaking, quoted a replacement, and had a new Rheem installed by early afternoon. Hot water before the family arrived. Fair price, no surprises.
Marcus D.Jacksonville State University Area
I manage three rentals near JSU and turnover week is always chaos. They handled two running toilets and a slow kitchen drain in one trip. The tech showed me the camera footage of the drain after jetting so I knew it was actually clear. One invoice for all three units. That is how you keep a landlord as a customer.
Linda H.Germania Springs
We had a slab leak in our older home in Germania Springs and I was worried about the cost. They used leak detection equipment to pinpoint it without tearing up the whole floor. The repair took about three hours and they pressure-tested before closing up. The water bill dropped back to normal the next month.
Plan for the season
How Seasons Affect Plumbing in Jacksonville
Jacksonville's climate drives plumbing demand in predictable cycles. Winter brings freeze calls. Spring brings storm-related sump pump work. Summer is water heater and irrigation season. Fall is when we prep for the cold. Knowing what to expect each season helps you stay ahead of the expensive calls. If you need a 24/7 plumber Jacksonville AL homeowners can reach in any season, we are here.
Spring
Spring storms in Jacksonville raise the water table, and that means sump pump failures and foundation drain issues. Crawl spaces that stayed dry all winter start taking on water. We also see a spike in drain calls as roots wake up and start growing into sewer laterals.
Summer
Summer is water heater season in Jacksonville. Tanks work harder with higher demand, and that is when sediment-related failures show up. Irrigation systems run daily, which stresses outdoor water lines and backflow assemblies. We also get more gas line calls for outdoor grills and pool heaters.
Fall
Fall is prep season. Temperatures drop, and the first freeze usually hits in December or January. Pipes in crawl spaces and garages are the most vulnerable. This is also when landlords start turnover work before the spring semester, so rental plumbing calls pick up.
Winter
Winter is freeze season in Jacksonville. Hard freezes split pipes, and the calls come in fast, often at 2 a.m. Water heaters also fail more in winter because the incoming water is colder and the tank works harder. Sewer backups can happen too if roots have narrowed the line and cold slows the flow.
Outside Jacksonville?
Nearby Cities We Serve from Jacksonville
Jacksonville sits in the middle of our Calhoun County service area, and we run trucks through the surrounding towns every week. If you are just outside Jacksonville, we likely cover you too. Here is how the nearby cities relate to our Jacksonville routes.
Oxford
Oxford is about 20 miles south of Jacksonville via Highway 21. We serve Oxford on the same routes and often pair calls there with Jacksonville jobs.
Local coverage and detailsAnniston
Anniston is roughly 15 miles south of Jacksonville and part of our core Calhoun County coverage. Many of our Jacksonville customers have family or rentals in Anniston.
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Talladega
Talladega is about 30 miles southwest of Jacksonville. We cover it as part of our regional routes, usually scheduling Talladega jobs alongside Jacksonville and Oxford work.
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Lincoln
Lincoln is about 20 miles west of Jacksonville. It is a smaller market for us but we take calls there regularly, especially for water heater and drain work.
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Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Jacksonville Plumber
Not every plumber in Jacksonville is the same, and the difference shows up when something goes wrong. A cheap quote that turns into a callback costs more than a fair quote done right the first time. Here are the questions a smart Jacksonville customer should ask before handing over the job.
Are you licensed and insured in Alabama?
Alabama requires a state plumber license for plumbing work, and insurance protects you if something goes wrong on the job. An unlicensed contractor can leave you with code violations and no recourse. Ask for the license and verify it before work starts.
Will you give me a written price before you start?
A plumber who quotes the price upfront is confident in the diagnosis and the work. One who says they will figure it out after starting is setting up an open-ended bill. Get the number in writing, including parts and labor, before anyone picks up a tool.
Do you pull permits when the job requires it?
Water heater replacements, gas line work, and sewer line replacements usually require a permit in Jacksonville. A plumber who skips the permit is cutting corners, and the work may fail inspection later. Permits also trigger an inspection that protects you.
What warranty do you offer on parts and labor?
A real warranty means the plumber stands behind the work. Ask how long the labor warranty runs and whether parts are covered by the manufacturer. A one-year labor warranty is standard for quality work. No warranty at all is a red flag.
Do you have experience with homes like mine in Jacksonville?
Older homes in Downtown Jacksonville and Germania Springs have different plumbing than newer builds on the west side. A plumber who knows the local housing stock will diagnose faster and avoid damaging old pipe. Ask what they have seen in your neighborhood.
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Alabama Plumbers License
Master Plumber License
Journeyman Plumber License
Backflow Prevention Certification
Alabama Department of Environmental Management
EPA Lead-Safe Certification
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Gas Fitter Certification
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State Farm
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How much does a plumber cost in Jacksonville?
Most Jacksonville plumbing repairs run $150 to $450 in 2026, depending on the job. A toilet repair is usually $150 to $300. A faucet repair or drain cleaning runs $180 to $450. Water heater replacement installed is $1,200 to $2,500. Emergency and after-hours calls cost more. We quote the price before we start, so you know the number upfront.
Who is the best plumber in Jacksonville Alabama?
The best plumber in Jacksonville Alabama is the one who shows up when they say they will, quotes the price before starting, and stands behind the work. We are a licensed, insured Jacksonville plumbing company based nearby in Eastaboga. We serve all of 36265, carry common parts on every truck, and offer a labor warranty on our work. Call us and judge for yourself.
Do you offer emergency plumbing in Jacksonville AL?
Yes. We run 24/7 emergency plumbing in Jacksonville AL for burst pipes, gas leaks, sewer backups, and no-hot-water calls. Winter freeze weeks are our busiest time, and we add trucks to handle the volume. Call (205) 708-6253 any time, day or night. We will walk you through shutting off the water while a tech heads your way.
What plumbing services are available in Jacksonville?
We offer drain cleaning, faucet repair and installation, leak detection and repair, pipe repair, sewer cleaning, sewer line repair and replacement, toilet repair and installation, water heater repair, installation, and replacement, tankless water heater service, sump pump repair and installation, water line repair, and gas line repair. If it carries water or gas in your Jacksonville home, we handle it.
How fast can you get to my Jacksonville home?
Most Jacksonville calls get a tech on site within 60 to 90 minutes during standard hours, and faster for emergencies. We are based in Eastaboga, about 15 to 20 minutes from most Jacksonville neighborhoods. Campus-area calls can take a little longer on class days because of traffic and parking. Call and we will give you a real ETA.
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Call us at (205) 708-6253 or send an email to [email protected]. We answer the phone during business hours and return messages after hours for emergencies. If you've got a leak, a clog or no hot water, don't wait. Reach out and we'll get you on the schedule.