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This copper basement pipe leaked slightly. After replacing the broken part, the plumber checked the joints for wear. Clean repair, no dampness.

The plumber replaced the old shutoff valve with a new one because the old one was getting hard to use. He put the new valve in a place that makes it easy to get to in an emergency. He made sure everything worked before he finished the job.

We required plumbing hookups for a new outdoor sink. Careful planning and weatherproofing were hallmarks of the technician's work on the supply and drainage lines. Everything is neat and functional now.

A bathroom upstairs was leaking, and it was showing on the roof below. His plumber narrowed down the issue to a loose drain connection and carefully fixed it. Later, he checked the bathroom more than once to make sure the ceiling would stay dry.

There was a leak from a pipe beneath the laundry room and a little puddle on the floor. As soon as the plumber got there he began to repair the damaged section and inspect the linkages close to it. Before he went it was crucial to him that there was no water remaining.

Using sophisticated moisture detectors, not just destroying tiles randomly, was how we found a persistent leak behind the shower wall. Only two particular ceramic squares had to be removed to provide complete access to the loose showerhead drop-ear elbow. It was therefore quite easy to patch up since the wall around it was still perfect.

Encountering severe root intrusion in our main sewer line meant the entire pipe needed to be aggressively cleared and chemically treated. Applying a specialized foaming root killer guarantees the aggressive tree tendrils won't immediately grow back and cause another blockage. Flushing the toilets without fear of an imminent backup provides incredible peace of mind.

The water heater made a loud popping noise like something horrific was happening. This signaled the thermal expansion tank had burst its internal rubber bladder. Replacing the faulty safety device removed the extra pressure that had been building up in our closed-loop plumbing system instantly. That’s a little price to pay to protect our pricey appliances against very damaging hydraulic surges.

Repairing a broken underground sewer line once required ripping up the entire yard with heavy excavation equipment. Fortunately this creative crew used a trenchless epoxy liner that entirely repaired the pipe from within. Best of all, our gorgeous landscape was completely unaffected by the huge renovation.

Trusted plumbing contractors are worth their weight in gold. It was finished ahead of time to upgrade the water supply lines for homes to PEX tubing.