We offer a wide range of plumbing services, including leak detection and repair, pipe installation and replacement, drain cleaning, fixture repair and replacement, water heater installation and repair, and bathroom and kitchen remodeling.
Yes, we offer emergency plumbing services to address urgent issues such as burst pipes, gas leaks, and overflowing toilets. Our team is available 24/7 to respond to your emergency plumbing needs.
Absolutely. Our technicians are fully licensed and insured, providing you with peace of mind knowing that your plumbing and gas systems are in the hands of qualified professionals.
Safety is our top priority. Our technicians undergo rigorous training and follow strict safety protocols to ensure the safe installation and repair of gas lines. We also conduct thorough inspections to identify and address any potential safety hazards.
Signs of a gas leak include a rotten egg odor, hissing or whistling sounds near gas lines, dead vegetation near gas lines, and symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, nausea, or fatigue. If you suspect a gas leak, evacuate the area immediately and contact us for emergency assistance.
Yes, we provide gas line installation services for outdoor appliances such as grills, fire pits, and outdoor kitchens. Our experienced technicians can ensure safe and efficient installation to enhance your outdoor living space.
In case of a plumbing or gas emergency, such as a burst pipe, gas leak, or sewer backup, it's crucial to act quickly. Turn off the main water or gas valve, evacuate the premises if necessary, and contact our emergency hotline for immediate assistance.
The white substance is actually mineral deposits. To remove the mineral deposits from the shower head, pour a cup of vinegar into a plastic bag and then place the bag over the shower head fixture and leave it in place overnight. The next day, remove the bag and use an old toothbrush to scrub off the deposits.
This usually indicates that the flush valve in your toilet tank is not seating correctly and water is leaking from the tank into the bowl. This could be the result of the lift chain being tangled, faulty flapper or a problem with the flush valve itself.
The high temperature cutoff may have been tripped, and may need to be reset. Otherwise it’s generally a faulty heating element or thermostat.
The temperature control may be set too low. Otherwise it’s generally a faulty heating element or thermostat.
Try removing the faucet aerator at the end of the spout and cleaning the screen of any dirt and debris. The faucet aerator is designed to diffuse the water to prevent splashing, but it can become clogged over time.
It could be the anode rod in your water heater. Which leads to the question…What is an anode rod? On the top of your water heater you will find a plug fitting screwed into the tank. Suspended from that fitting is a solid metal rod of magnesium, aluminum or zinc. The sole purpose of these rods is to slowly corrode away so the tank will not. Also referred to as sacrificial anodes, the rods sacrifice themselves to protect the steel tank from rusting. When the anode is no longer able to give sufficient protection, the steel tank will begin to rust. Anode rods can be changed to aluminum in cases where certain chemicals in your water supply cause undesirable odors. Depending on your water conditions, you should have your rods checked every 2 to 4 years to insure tank’s longevity and your peace of mind.
This problem is usually caused by the water lines not being properly secured. It can be easily fixed but only if your water lines are easily accessible. It means that either in one or many places your water lines come into contact with the wood of your floor joists. All you need to do is get copper or plastic pipe hangers that will secure your water lines to your wooden joists.
This is a very common problem and there is no definitive answer as each drain could be clogged for a different reason. The best thing to do is to make sure that the drain is not clogged with hair or soap chips. You can do this by visually inspecting the bathtub or sink drain. The best way to clean hair from a bathtub drain is to remove the drain grate and take a coat hanger and put a little hook on the end and scoop out the hair. You could also use a pair of needle nose pliers as well. The easiest way to clean hair from a lavatory sink drain is to remove the pop-up drain assembly altogether and use the same technique as mentioned above.
The household plunger is frequently the first defense mechanism used to unclog a toilet. Before using a plunger you will want to turn off the toilet’s water shut-off valve. Turning off the emergency shut-off valve will prevent accidental flushes, which can lead to an overflow. Once you have the water turned off, you are ready to unclog the clogged toilet. The rubber end of the plunger should be soft, flexible and have no cracks. To unclog, place the rubber end of the plunger over the clog and push down with a fair amount of pressure. The clog should eventually break, allowing the water to drain.
Our trained, professional installers will discuss this with you based on your specific wants or needs.
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