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FAQs

What does a plumber do?

You call a plumber to repair pipes that supply water or gas to, and carry waste away from, your home or business. We install plumbing fixtures like bathtubs, sinks, showers, and toilets, and appliances like dishwashers and washing machines.

We’re also good with our hands. We assemble, install, and repair your pipes, fittings, or fixtures of heating, water, or drainage systems – while following all specifications and plumbing codes.

A few of the other things we take care of:

• Install pipe assemblies, fittings, valves as well as your appliances and fixtures.
• Find and repair leaks.
• Maintain and repair plumbing as needed by replacing defective washers, fixing or replacing broken pipes, and opening clogged drains.

What are the types of plumbing services?

There are 3 types of plumbers: Commercial plumbers, Residential plumbers, and Service and Repair. We are a residential plumbing service, which means we deal with a wide variety of residential services for your home – from the water and drain lines to gas hookups, bathroom and kitchen remodels, water heaters, and every pipe and fixture in your home, keeping everything in top shape so you can sleep well at night.

A leaky faucet is no big deal, right?

Wrong – actually, fixing a leaky faucet and other common plumbing repairs need to be addressed as quickly as possible, no matter how small they may seem. Why? Ignoring plumbing repairs can cause more serious problems down the road, which generally end up costing you more money and time, and can cause serious damage to your home and your fixtures.

How can I check if I have a leak?

There’s an easy way you can check if you think you have a leak in your home: Record the level of your water meter. Don’t use any water for an hour or two (or more), then check the meter again – an easy way to do this is wait until everyone is in bed, then check it again first thing in the morning. If the level has changed, chances are you have a leak. Give us a call today to have it fixed!

Why do I hear a whistling sound coming from my pipes?

That whistling sound you might hear is often caused by a toilet fill valve that is slowly leaking. In order to locate a leaking toilet, remove the lid and adjust the fill valve mechanism until it stops. Once you have found the culprit, repair or replace the fill valve to take care of the problem.

Why do my pipes rattle and make noise all the time?

Your house might be haunted! Or, more likely, it is the result your water lines being improperly secured – meaning that in places they’ll rub up against your floor joists. A plumber can ensure your pipes are properly secured, as well as install pipe hangers between your pipes and joists and stop the noise.

Why are plumbers called plumbers?

The word “plumber” has actually been around for centuries – in fact, it dates all the way back to the Roman Empire. Here’s the story: The Latin for lead is plumbum. Roman roofs used lead in their conduits and drain pipes, and many were covered entirely in lead. Lead was also commonly used for piping and for making baths. The person who would install or fix these things? You guess it – a plumber. Now you’re sure to win at trivia!

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