PlumbingGuide
Find and Test Your Main Water Shut-Off Before You Need It
When a pipe bursts, the minutes it takes to find the main valve are the minutes that ruin a floor. Find yours today and make sure it actually turns.
Services · Plumbing
Plumbing repairs
Leaks, running toilets, slow drains, shut-off valves and fixtures.
Most plumbing calls start small: a toilet that runs at night, a drip under the kitchen sink, a shut-off valve nobody has turned in fifteen years. Left alone, those turn into water bills, warped cabinet floors and stained ceilings.
We handle the everyday repairs that keep water where it belongs, and we tell you plainly when a job needs a licensed plumber for permits or main-line work.
What we fix
- Running and leaking toilets, fill valves and flappers
- Dripping faucets and worn cartridges
- Leaks under sinks, P-traps and supply lines
- Stuck or leaking shut-off valves
- Slow drains and stopper repairs
- Faucet, toilet and garbage disposal replacement
- Outdoor faucet and hose bib repair
- Caulking and sealing around tubs and showers
Guides & posts
Read up before you call
Some of these you can handle yourself. Each one says where to stop.
PlumbingGuide
Fixing a Running Toilet: Flapper, Fill Valve or Something Else?
A toilet that hisses or refills on its own is almost always one of three parts. Here is how to tell which, and how to swap it in about half an hour.
PlumbingBlog
Winterizing Outdoor Faucets and Hoses: A 20-Minute Job That Saves a Burst Pipe
Every winter we replace pipes that split inside a wall because a hose was left on an outdoor faucet. Twenty minutes in late fall prevents it.
PlumbingBlog
Frozen Pipe? What to Do in the First Hour
If a faucet gives a trickle or nothing on a very cold morning, the pipe is frozen but probably not broken yet. What you do next decides that.
