Since 1998

Leaks, clogs, no heat? We’ll get it fixed.

Dan and Erin Keller and three licensed plumbers, working out of Ashford since 1998. Call before noon and we’re usually there that day; at night, whoever’s on call rings you back within 15 minutes.

  • Master plumber, Ashford Township MP-1187
  • PA home improvement contractor PA041872
  • $2 million liability insurance
  • Two years on our work
4.9 on Google · 87 reviews

What we fix, and what it costs

  • Leaks and burst pipes

    Water on the floor, a ring spreading on the ceiling, or a meter that turns with every tap shut. We find it, cut out the bad run and put in copper or PEX. Most are done in one visit.

    From $195

    Not included: opening and patching drywall or ceilings

  • Clogged drains and toilets

    A sink that drains slow, a toilet that rises when you flush, a tub holding water. Cleared with a snake or a machine, and we tell you if it’s likely to come back.

    From $1651 hr

  • Most popular

    Water heaters

    No hot water, a rumble when it heats, rust in the tap. A thermostat or an element is $180. A new 50-gallon gas tank, permitted, fitted and the old one hauled away, is from $1,850, and it’s usually in the same day.

    From $180

    Not included: moving the heater to a new spot, or a new gas line to it

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  • Main sewer line

    Every drain backing up at once, usually into the basement floor drain. We clear the line, run a camera down it and show you the video before anyone mentions digging.

    From $325

    Not included: digging, and the lawn or sidewalk over the line

  • Sump pumps

    A pit that fills and a pump that won’t kick on, or one past seven years old. A new pump with a battery backup and a high-water alarm, so a spring storm doesn’t flood the basement.

    From $650

  • Boilers and furnaces

    No heat, a boiler that bangs, or a furnace that short-cycles, gas or oil. A fall tune-up is $149; repairs are priced on the spot, before we start.

    From $149

Family-owned since 1998

It’s me, my daughter Erin and three licensed techs. When you call, one of us picks up.

Dan Keller, owner and master plumber

About us

How a job goes

  1. You call, and one of us answers

    Erin picks up from 7 to 6 on weekdays and 8 to 2 on Saturdays. At night the phone rings through to whoever’s on call, and they ring you back within 15 minutes.

  2. A flat price before we start

    We look at the job and give you one number, and it doesn’t change once you’ve said yes. There’s no trip fee in working hours; after hours it’s $125, and we tell you on the phone.

  3. Boot covers and drop cloths, then the work

    Most repairs take an hour or two, and a water heater two to three. We clean up and take the old parts with us.

  4. Two years on what we did

    If a repair of ours fails in that time, we come back and fix it free.

What neighbors say

Keller has done our boiler tune-up every fall for ten years. Always on time, always tidy.

The Okafor familyAnnual heating service

They found a slab leak two other companies missed. Explained everything, showed me photos, and the repair came in under the quote.

Greg P.Leak detection

Our water heater died on a Sunday night. Erin had someone here by 8 the next morning and hot water by lunch. Fair price, no upsell.

Maria T.Water heater replacement

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Water where it shouldn’t be?

Shut off the main valve if you can, then call. We answer around the clock.