Catch plumbing problems before they flood your Gulf Coast home
We come out on a schedule, flush and inspect the parts that fail first on the coast, and send you a photo report — so a small repair never turns into a 2 a.m. emergency.
- Locally owned in Gulfport, MS
- Licensed & Insured
- Serving the Mississippi Gulf Coast
- Flat-rate, written quotes
Licensed & insured in Mississippi. License #: available on request.
Pick the coverage that fits your house.
All three are month-to-month with no contract. Pricing depends on the equipment in your home, so we quote it on the phone instead of guessing here.
Tankless Flush Plan
Twice-yearly tankless descaling — the maintenance most manufacturers require to keep the warranty intact.
- ✓Two flushes per year, scheduled for you
- ✓Anode/scale inspection
- ✓Hot water performance check
- ✓Photo report after every visit
Annual Plumbing Tune-Up
Full-home plumbing inspection: water heater, shutoffs, supply lines, drains, and pressure check.
- ✓Written report with photos
- ✓Priority dispatch on enrolled homes
- ✓Discounted parts on covered repairs
- ✓Water pressure and shutoff verification
Storm-Season Plumbing Check
Before storm season, we walk your home — sump pump, backflow, exterior shutoffs, drainage — so you're not the call after the storm.
- ✓No charge for plan members
- ✓Photo report of any concerns
- ✓Estimate on the spot if anything's off
- ✓Exterior shutoff and drainage check
Why it pays for itself.
Here's the honest version. Maintenance isn't glamorous and nobody enjoys paying for it. What it does is move you off the emergency track, where the decisions are rushed and the bills are biggest.
A water heater is the clearest example. Replacing a standard 40–50 gallon electric unit in a garage runs $1,299.99 on our published price list — and that's the planned, daytime version, with the old tank hauled off and no drywall to repair. The unplanned version is the same heater plus wet flooring, a soaked baseboard, and whatever was stored next to it.
Tankless units are the other one. Coastal Mississippi water is harder than most manufacturers spec for, and those manufacturers want the unit descaled roughly every 6 months to keep the warranty intact. Skip it and two things happen at once: scale chokes the heat exchanger so your hot water gets weaker, and the paperwork that would have covered a failed exchanger stops applying. A flush plan keeps both problems off your plate, and we keep the service record so you can produce it if a warranty claim ever comes up.
The rest of it is small stuff caught early. A supply line that's started to bulge. A shutoff valve seized open, which you only discover at the worst possible moment. A water heater on a slow weep that hasn't reached the floor yet. Pressure running high enough to shorten the life of every fixture in the house. None of these are dramatic on the day we find them. All of them are dramatic six months later.
We don't promise you'll never have a plumbing problem — anyone who does is selling you something. We're saying that when we're already in your house twice a year, we find things while they're still cheap, and you get a written flat-rate quote before anything gets fixed.
Standard 40–50 gal electric unit installed in a garage, from our published pricing. Attic and interior-closet installs are quoted separately.
What Gulf Coast water hardness requires to keep most manufacturer warranties valid. The flush plan schedules it so you don't have to track it.
A photo report of what we saw, a flat-rate written quote before any repair, and priority dispatch the next time you call.
Three steps, no runaround.
- Step 1
Enroll
Fill out the form below — it takes about a minute. We call you back to confirm the plan and answer anything the page didn't.
- Step 2
We schedule and remind you
We put your visits on the calendar and text you before each one. You don't have to remember when the last flush was — that's our job.
- Step 3
We show up and send a report
A licensed tech does the work, photographs anything worth watching, and leaves you a written summary. Repairs are quoted flat-rate before we start.
Reviews from maintenance plan members.
Verified customer reviews are being collected and will be published here — with the reviewer’s name, city, date, rating, and a link to the original review, so you can check every one yourself.
We don’t publish sample or stand-in reviews. Until real ones are posted, this space stays empty on purpose.
Answers before you enroll.
Yes. There's no long-term contract and no cancellation fee. Call or email us and we stop the plan — you keep the benefit of any visit we've already performed.
Start your maintenance plan.
Three quick steps. No payment now — we confirm pricing with you by phone first.
Heating & cooling is now Jenner & Sons.
Reliance focuses on plumbing. Our longtime HVAC crew now runs under our sister company — same people, same standards, dedicated phone line.