SnapWork fixes everyday plumbing problems one fixture at a time: a toilet that keeps running, a faucet or sink that drips, a slow drain, a jammed or leaking garbage disposal, a showerhead or shower handle, a shutoff valve, a hose bib or a fridge water line. Each fixture has its own posted price for the standard repair. Emergencies, sewer lines and pipes inside walls are not part of it. We work across Napa County and Solano County.
Updated October 2026
Every common fixture problem has its own standard repair and posted price: a running toilet, a leaking sink or faucet, a slow drain, a garbage disposal, a shower, a shutoff valve, an outdoor hose bib and a fridge water line. Name the fixture and what it's doing, add a photo, and you'll see the price for the standard repair.
If the photo shows water damage, a pipe inside the wall, or a problem that affects more than one fixture, the job is bigger than a standard repair. We price it from your photo first, or tell you it needs a licensed plumber. Nothing is booked or charged until you approve.
If something is leaking right now, close the shutoff valve under or behind the fixture. If you can't find one, close the main water valve to the house. Then send the request.
Replacing a whole fixture? See toilet replacement or faucet replacement.
Often added to this job. Each one is optional and has its own price.
Each fixture repair has its own posted price for the standard repair. You'll see it on this page's live price list and again when you send your request.
Yes. List each fixture separately so each one gets its own price. If several drains back up at the same time, say so, because that usually points to a main line, which is not a small repair.
Water you can't stop, sewage coming up, or a leak near electrical. Shut off the water and call an emergency plumber. SnapWork is not an emergency service.
Standard parts like a flapper, fill valve, supply line or shutoff valve come with the repair. A new faucet, showerhead or disposal is one you buy and the pro installs.
Describe the job in a few words. Add a photo if you have one.