Every job comes with a firm, flat-rate price before we ever pick up a wrench. No surprise charges, no inflated invoices, no "it changed once we opened it up."
Flat-rate pricing means we quote you one firm price for the job — not an hourly rate that climbs the longer a technician is at your house. Traditional time-and-materials billing rewards slow work and punishes efficiency: the tech who works faster costs you less time on the clock, but you often don't know your final bill until the invoice lands. With flat-rate pricing, the price you're quoted is the price you pay, whether the job takes 45 minutes or four hours.
