We're Hank and Eli Cedar. Two generations, six plumbers, one truck per job. If we say we'll be there at 9, we're there at 9 — not "sometime between 8 and noon."
All prices include the truck, the tools, and the cleanup. We tell you the number before we turn a wrench.
Snake, hydrojet, scope, locate. We clear it, then show you the video so you know what was in there.
Tank, tankless, heat pump. Same-day swap on standard 40/50 gallon if we have one on the truck.
PEX or copper, whole-house or a single bath. Drywall patched, not just cut and walked away from.
Spot repairs, trenchless when it fits the job, full dig when it doesn't. Honest about which.
Slab leaks, in-wall leaks, mystery water bills. Acoustic and thermal — minimal cutting to find it.
Faucets, toilets, disposals, hose bibs, water filters. Bring the fixture or we'll source it at cost.
The cable company gave us all PTSD with "sometime between 8 and noon." That's not how we work.
You get a real one-hour window when you book. The morning of the job, we text you when the truck leaves the shop and again when we're 20 minutes out. If we're going to be late — which is rare — you hear about it before we are.
If we miss the window by more than 30 minutes without calling, the diagnostic fee is on us. Written into the work order.
Hank started Cedar Creek out of a single Ford F-250 in 1998 after fifteen years working for somebody else. He still runs service calls four days a week — mostly the tough diagnostic ones. If you've got a weird whistle in the wall, that's his call.
Eli grew up handing his dad wrenches and got his journeyman card at 23. He runs the shop side now — scheduling, estimates, the texts you get the morning of your appointment. He's also the reason we finally take credit cards.