This depends on your home’s architecture and where you want to install the fixture. After inspecting the area, a trained plumber can tell you if the installation will damage any part of your home, exterior or interior. Usually, items can be installed without any damage to your home. Our team will always inform you of the long-term consequences of a new installation.

This comes down to personal preference, and what your home can physically handle. The shape, size, and style of a fixture all impact how it will look and function in your house. Given the large variety of toilets, sinks, and faucets available, there is almost always something that fits both your needs and aesthetic tastes.

Generally speaking, if your pipes have sprung leaks multiple times in a few years’ time, you likely need repiping rather than pipe repair. Our team does not want to cost you any unnecessary expense. After an initial plumbing inspection, we can tell you which option is best in the long run.

Yes! We understand people sometimes have plumbing emergencies at inconvenient times. Our friendly staff will work out a financing plan and inform you of any special deals going on.

There are a few telltale signs that your toilet sign is in need of repairs. Some examples are the handle has to be jiggled to keep it from running water, the toilet bowl rocks, the water shows onto the floor following a flush , the water is constantly trickling down the interior of the bowl , a slow to flush or clear the bowl, it seems to periodically flush or run water on its own, and water comes out around the handle when the tank fills.

This depends on your policy. We have found that many insurance companies do cover this contingency. If it turns out yours does not, you can work with our team on a financing plan.

There are numerous signs that may indicate a gas leak. The most obvious, and most dangerous, is the sulfur smell / rotten egg smell pervading your home. If you notice this, call a plumber immediately and vacate the property until you know it’s safe. Some other signs your gas line needs repairs include the pilot light on an appliance keeps going out, you have trouble breathing indoors, your stove’s flame is orange, rather than the standard blue, or you hear a hissing sound after activating an appliance.

Have a city building official inspect your gas line after any modifications to your gas lines. This includes installing a new appliance such as a hot tub, barbecue, or pool heater. If you have an exposed gas pipe, check it periodically for any rust or corrosion.

The good news is that a sewer line leak will not drive up your water bill, the bad news is this makes it harder to tell when your sewer line needs repair. A broken sewer line may result in rapid growth of grass and weeds on your lawn, or a moist patch. There may also be a strange smell around your property, and you may start spotting rodents and pests. If a sinkhole has suddenly appeared near your property, that may also be the result of a broken sewer line.