Frequently Asked Questions

Watch out for:

* Leaking faucets or pipes: Even small drips can waste water and lead to damage.

* Low water pressure: Can indicate clogs, leaks, or issues with your water main.

* Slow or clogged drains: Often caused by hair, grease, or foreign objects.

* Unusual noises: Gurgling, banging, or whistling from pipes.

* Foul odors: Coming from drains, indicating sewage issues.

* No hot water or inconsistent hot water: Points to water heater problems.

* Discolored water: Can signal rust in pipes or water heater issues.

While minor issues like a simple clogged drain might be tackled DIY, most plumbing repairs require professional expertise. Attempting complex repairs without proper tools or knowledge can lead to further damage, more expensive repairs, or even safety hazards.

We handle a wide range of repairs, including leaky pipes, dripping faucets, clogged drains, toilet repairs, garbage disposal issues, sewer line repairs, slab leaks, water pressure problems, and more.

Replacements are often recommended when:

* Age: Pipes or fixtures are very old and frequently breaking.

* Frequent Repairs: You're constantly calling for repairs on the same issue.

* Extensive Damage: The cost of repair approaches or exceeds the cost of replacement.

* Efficiency/Upgrades: You want to upgrade to more efficient fixtures or modern piping materials.

* Major Leaks: Persistent leaks indicating widespread pipe degradation.

We replace a variety of plumbing components, including old or damaged pipes (e.g., galvanized, polybutylene), faucets, sinks, toilets, showers, tubs, garbage disposals, and main water lines.

The duration varies depending on the complexity of the replacement. Replacing a single faucet might take an hour, while re-piping a significant portion of your home could take several days. We'll provide a clear timeframe during your estimate.

Signs for repair: Minor leaks, inconsistent heating, pilot light issues (gas), strange noises (rumbling, popping), or a faulty thermostat

Signs for replacement: Tank is leaking, rust-colored water, significant drop in hot water supply, tank is 10-15+ years old, or frequent, costly repairs.

Yes, we specialize in the installation of both conventional tank-style water heaters and high-efficiency tankless (on-demand) water heaters. We can help you determine which option is best suited for your home and needs.

Tankless water heaters provide endless hot water on demand, are significantly more energy-efficient (saving you money on utility bills), have a longer lifespan, and take up less space than traditional tank units.

We recommend annual maintenance for traditional tank water heaters, including flushing the tank to remove sediment buildup, checking the anode rod, and inspecting connections. Tankless water heaters also benefit from annual flushing and inspection. Regular maintenance extends the life and efficiency of your unit.