Service call & diagnosis
We find the leak, clog or failure and give you a price to fix it before we start.
A slow drain, a running toilet, no hot water on a Monday morning. We show up when we say, tell you the price before we start, and leave your floors drier than we found them.
We quote before we work. Common jobs have flat prices; bigger ones get a written estimate.
We find the leak, clog or failure and give you a price to fix it before we start.
Kitchen, bath and laundry drains cleared with a cable machine. Camera inspection if it keeps coming back.
Tank or tankless, gas or electric. Old unit removed and hauled away, permit included where needed.
Running, rocking, leaking or clogged. Repair parts or a new toilet installed with a new wax seal.
Kitchen and bath faucets, shower valves, garbage disposals and shut-off valves.
Hidden leaks found with moisture meters and thermal imaging, then fixed with as little wall opening as possible.
Example pricing for this sample site. Fixture and parts costs vary by model; we'll show options.
Most tank water heaters last 8–12 years. If yours is in that range and leaking at the base, it's time. If it's younger, the problem is often a part we can replace.
Thinking about tankless? It saves space and never runs out, but costs more up front and may need a gas line or venting upgrade. We'll price both.
Get water heater optionsTell us what's happening. We give you a two-hour window.
We diagnose and explain what we found.
You approve the price before we turn a wrench.
We test, clean up and show you what we did.
Photos on this sample are royalty-free stock images. A real site shows the owner's own job photos.






I apprenticed in Keene and have been a plumber for 15 years. I started Wrenfield in 2018 because old Vermont houses deserve someone who'll take the time to do it right.
Now there are four of us, plus Marie in the office. We answer the phone, give you a real arrival window and won't sell you a new water heater if yours just needs a part.
On a real site, this spot shows the owner's actual state license number, exactly as issued. The number on this sample, EXAMPLE-00000, is a placeholder and not a real license.
Based in Brattleboro, we work across southern Windham County and just over the river in New Hampshire.
Yes, for real emergencies like burst pipes, sewage backups or no water. Call and we'll get there as soon as we can. After-hours rates apply.
Yes. On a real site, the owner's actual state plumbing license number appears here and in the footer. The number shown on this sample is a placeholder.
Tank heaters cost less up front and are simple to replace. Tankless costs more but lasts longer and never runs out. We'll price both for your home.
Flat prices for common repairs and installs, agreed before we start. Larger jobs get a written estimate.
Yes. Labor on repairs is warrantied for one year, and parts carry the manufacturer's warranty.
Shut off the main water valve (often in the basement near the meter), turn off the water heater, and call us. Then move valuables away from the water.
Describe the problem and we'll text back with a time, often the same day.
(802) 555-0128