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Plumbing Services

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• Leak Detection

  Imagine a silent thief lurking in your walls, stealing your water and money. That's what a leak can be like. Leak detection services use advanced equipment like acoustic listening devices and thermal imaging cameras to pinpoint the exact location of leaks, even hidden ones underground or behind walls. This saves you from costly repairs and potential damage to your property.

• Drain Services

  Clogged drains are the bane of every homeowner's existence. Drain services offer a variety of solutions, from simple drain snaking to powerful hydro-jetting that blasts through even the toughest clogs. They can also repair damaged pipes and install preventative measures like drain guards to keep your drains flowing smoothly.

• Fixture Repair

  Leaky faucets, dripping showerheads, malfunctioning toilets – these are just a few of the plumbing fixtures that can give you headaches. Fixture repair services can get your plumbing back in tip-top shape, often with simple fixes and replacement parts. They can also install new fixtures to upgrade your bathroom or kitchen.

• Piping and Repiping

  The unseen heroes of your plumbing system, pipes carry water throughout your home. Over time, pipes can corrode, rust, or crack, leading to leaks and major problems. Piping and repiping services involve replacing old or damaged pipes with new, durable materials like PEX or copper. This ensures your plumbing system is up-to-date and reliable for years to come.

• Water Heaters

  No one enjoys a cold shower. Water heaters keep your water nice and hot for all your showering, bathing, and dishwashing needs. Water heater services include installation, repair, and maintenance of all types of water heaters, from traditional gas and electric models to tankless and solar-powered options.

• Water Treatment

  Worried about the quality of your water? Water treatment and purification services can address a variety of concerns, from removing contaminants like chlorine and lead to softening hard water. They can also install filtration systems to ensure you have clean, healthy drinking water right from your tap.

Frequently Asked Questions

• My toilet is overflowing! How bad is it?

  This is code red territory. Stop all water flow immediately (shut off the supply valve if you can find it). Overflowing waste creates a major sanitation hazard and can quickly damage flooring and furniture. Call a plumber ASAP, and try to contain the mess with towels or buckets.

• There's a gurgling sound in my pipes. Should I be worried?

  Mild gurgling might be normal air release, but loud gurgling accompanied by slow drains can indicate clogging or air venting issues. It's not an emergency, but keep an eye on the drains and call a plumber if they back up.

• My pipes froze! Can I fix it myself?

  Nope, don't even think about it! Thawing frozen pipes requires careful temperature control to avoid bursting. Call a licensed plumber immediately. DIY attempts can lead to catastrophic ruptures and flooding.

• My water pressure is suddenly low. What's going on?

  This could be a minor issue like a clogged aerator or a major one like a leak or main line problem. If it's just one faucet, check for clogs. If it's throughout the house, call a plumber to diagnose the culprit.

• My hot water sputters and fluctuates. Is my water heater dying?

  It might be, especially if it's an older model. Faulty heating elements or sediment buildup are common culprits. You can try flushing the tank (consult your manual), but if the problem persists, call a plumber for evaluation and possible replacement.

• My basement smells like sewage. Help!

  This is a serious health hazard. Sewer gasses can be toxic and contaminate your entire home. Evacuate immediately and call a plumber without delay. Ventilate the space and avoid using drains until the issue is resolved.

• My DIY plumbing project went horribly wrong. Can you salvage it?

  Depending on the severity of the mishap, it might be possible to fix it. However, professional plumbers often need to clean up and redo botched DIY jobs, which can be more expensive than calling them at the outset.