High-Quality Plumbing Services
Plumbing issues can happen unexpectedly anywhere in your home, and no matter what your plumbing problem is—we have a solution. With over 70+ years of experience, we’re ready to tackle any problem with your home’s plumbing and water needs.
We also offer helpful tips on home renovations and upgrades, including bathroom safety to help make your home safe for all ages.
Need Emergency Plumbing Services?
Not all plumbing problems happen on your schedule. The pipes under your sink couldn’t tell you whether it’s 2 am or 2 pm. That’s why we offer 24-hour plumbing services so one of our experts can be at your home no matter what time it is.
FAQ
Q. How much will it cost me?
A. We are a flat-rate company, meaning most tasks are pre-priced. This way there are no surprises at the end of the service call.
Q. Why have water heater prices risen so high?
A. The market was hit with several situations that have increased the pricing to manufacture water heaters. COVID-19 and the disruption of raw materials are just a few factors that have caused prices to rise.
Q. What is the difference between a faucet I would purchase myself and one that you would supply?
A. Most faucet manufacturers have faucet lines specifically for the do-it-yourself market. Typically, the inner workings are the same. However, the difference can be in the components used to install the faucet or its accessories. Home center products tend to have more plastic and pot metal parts.
Q. Why would I need a plumbing inspection?
A. A plumbing inspection is like a physical you would get at your doctor. The idea is to catch potential health issues early before they become much bigger issues. Think of a plumbing inspection as a physical for your home’s plumbing system. Your home has pipes (veins) that carry fluid from one area to another. If your pipes are in ill health that can lead to other problems. It’s best to know the health of your plumbing system before it lets you down and creates bigger problems. A plumbing inspection can prevent bigger issues down the road for you.
Q. Are flushable wipes or baby wipes ok to flush down the toilet?
A. NO. Toilet paper is designed to disintegrate in our pipes and sewage systems. Flushable wipes or baby wipes are made with synthetic materials, plastics, or polyester, that do not break down and will eventually cause major clogs in your pipe and sewer lines.
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