The faucet you hear after bedtime. The toilet that needs a second jiggle of the handle. The cabinet you check for drips every time you put away the cleaning supplies. Small plumbing frustrations have a way of becoming part of the routine—but living around them is not the same as fixing them.
If a plumbing repair has been sitting on your to-do list, Buddy the Plumber has a reason to move it forward: save $50 on a qualifying plumbing repair of $200 or more through October 9, 2026. Mention FIX50 when booking.
Stop putting it off. Save $50.
$50 off a plumbing repair of $200 or more
Offer code: FIX50
Offer ends October 9, 2026.
Call 423-401-9009 to describe the problem, discuss availability, and confirm that your repair qualifies.
One offer per household. Qualifying plumbing repair only. Cannot be combined with other offers. The $200 minimum applies to the repair price before this $50 discount.
Five plumbing problems worth moving off your to-do list
This is not a DIY repair checklist or a diagnosis. It is a practical way to organize the problems you want a plumber to evaluate—and to explain what has been happening when you call.
1. The faucet that never quite stops dripping
A drip can be easy to tune out, especially in a bathroom you do not use often. Before calling, note whether the water comes from the spout or collects around the faucet base. Also mention if the handle is difficult to turn. Those details help distinguish a familiar annoyance from water escaping where it should not.
You do not need to identify the replacement part yourself. Ask the plumber to explain the repair recommendation and price before you authorize the work.
2. The toilet that keeps running after a flush
If you have developed a special handle-jiggling routine, put that toilet on the list. Describe whether the water runs continuously, stops after a while, or starts again when nobody has used it. A sound recording can be useful if the problem comes and goes.
Do not assume every running toilet needs replacement. The right next step depends on its condition and the cause of the problem.
3. The recurring drip inside a sink cabinet
A towel under the plumbing is a temporary response, not a repair. Tell us whether the drip appears only when the faucet runs, after the sink drains, or even when the sink is unused. If you can take a photo from a safe, dry position, it may help explain the location.
Stop using a fixture that is leaking into the cabinet. Do not leave an active leak unattended while waiting for a convenient appointment or a promotion to end. If water is spreading, call promptly.
4. The sink that drains slowly again and again
One slow sink and several fixtures backing up at once are different situations. When booking, explain which fixtures are affected, how long it has been happening, and whether there is standing water or a recurring odor.
Ask which service is recommended and whether it qualifies for the repair offer; do not assume every drain service is automatically included. Avoid mixing drain-cleaning products, and tell the plumber if any chemical product has already been used.
5. The shower or tub handle that will not shut the water off properly
A handle that keeps turning, feels unusually stiff, or leaves water dripping deserves attention. Describe what the handle does and where water appears. Avoid forcing it or taking apart a valve you are unfamiliar with. Let the plumber assess the fixture and explain your options.
Make one clear list before you call
Walk through the home and write down the plumbing concerns you have already noticed. You do not need to test a leaking fixture or open anything up. For each item, include the room, the symptom, when it happens, and how long it has been occurring.
Start your call with the most urgent concern. If there are other issues you would like evaluated during the visit, mention them when booking so the office can discuss the scope and appointment time. Additional work and pricing should be agreed before it begins.
For more help preparing, read our five questions to ask before a plumbing repair.
How to use the FIX50 repair offer
- Call 423-401-9009 and tell us what needs attention.
- Mention FIX50 when booking. Ask the office to confirm eligibility and availability before the October 9 expiration.
- Review the recommended repair and price. A qualifying repair priced at $200 or more receives a $50 discount. Approve the work only after you understand the scope and charges.
This is a discount on qualifying repair work, not a promise that every repair costs $200. Diagnostic or service charges, if applicable, should be discussed when booking. The offer does not promise a particular appointment or arrival time.
Questions about the repair offer
What is Buddy the Plumber’s current repair offer?
Through October 9, 2026, save $50 on a qualifying plumbing repair of $200 or more. Mention FIX50 when booking. The offer is limited to one per household and cannot be combined with other offers.
Is the $200 minimum before or after the discount?
Before the discount. For example, a qualifying repair priced at $200 would be reduced to $150 for that repair. Confirm any other applicable charges separately before authorizing service.
Can I combine FIX50 with another Buddy promotion?
No. FIX50 cannot be combined with other offers, including the game-night promotion. Ask the office which single offer applies to your visit.
Does every plumbing visit qualify?
No. This promotion is for qualifying plumbing repairs meeting the $200 minimum. Describe your issue and confirm eligibility when booking, especially if you are requesting maintenance, drain service, or an installation rather than a repair.
Should I wait to book if the problem is getting worse?
No. Do not delay a spreading leak or sewage backup for a promotion. Stop using affected plumbing, stay clear of unsafe areas, and call for help. Our guide to urgent plumbing problems explains what needs prompt attention.
Ready to cross it off the list?
For Chattanooga-area homeowners, the next step is simple: call Buddy the Plumber at 423-401-9009 and mention FIX50.
$50 off a qualifying plumbing repair of $200 or more. Offer ends October 9, 2026. One per household. Cannot be combined with other offers.
