What this job usually involves
Most plumbing repair calls are one of a handful: a toilet that won't stop running, a faucet or supply line leaking, weak pressure at every fixture, a wet patch with no obvious source, a garbage disposal that quit, or old galvanized pipe giving out. A running toilet is usually a flapper or a fill valve. Weak pressure across the whole house is usually the pressure reducing valve at the main, not your pipes. A water meter that creeps with every tap shut means a leak between the street and you.
Our own plumbers handle toilet repair and replacement, faucets, garbage disposals, leak detection, pressure reducing valves, repiping, gas line repair and water service lines. Leak detection uses acoustic and pressure work to find the leak before anyone opens a wall, so it's one hole instead of four. You get the price in writing before anything comes apart, and if what's behind the wall isn't what you described, we stop and show you first. Water heaters, gas lines and sewer replacements get permits pulled. It's a dedicated plumbing team, separate from our heating and cooling team.
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