Services Include (But are not limited to)

Lavatory, Tub, Shower, Kitchen Sink, Toilet, Urinal,or Main Line... 

We'll Clear it!

If it can't be cleared, or is a recurring problem, we'll properly diagnose it and provide you with a variety of ways to approach/solve the problem.

If you're having problems with your current water heater, or you feel it's time to replace it before it fails (Leaks), we will provide you with different options so you may pick the one that best fits your needs, and budget :)

Whether it's your Faucet, Garbage Disposal, Shower Head or Cartridge, toilet, tub, vanity, etc. We will apply our Vast Knowledge to remedy the problem. And whether it's a repair or a replacement Only the finest quality of materials, parts and craftsmanship will be used. Once again, you will have full control over "how much you want to spend" with the different options provided.

Some things just don't last Forever! Whether it's Copper, PVC, Galvanized Pipe, or the notorious Quest; when it gives out Replace it!

There are certain applications where a spot repair will suffice. But there are other times when just "putting a Band-Aid" on it would not be sensible, or practicable. 

Whether it's caused by 20 years of water running over a "kink" in the pipe, or a little pebble wearing a hole in it; It Happens! Two main solutions and ways of handling the problem is 1- Perform a "Spot Repair" by either jackhammering through the slab, or tunneling under it. And 2- Re-routing the line (usually overhead through the attic) thereby abandoning the compromised pipe and never having to worry about it happening again, "On That Line!"   

Just as your "supply lines" bring the water (and gas) into your home... The drains take the water (waste) out. And those are often in need of repair and/or replacement as well. As the photos on this site show, this can be a confined problem, such as roots getting in through a crack in the pipe(s), or a "Whole House/System" issue where it calls for a complete re-pipe of the entire drain system. This is Very common with homes that still have the original cast iron drain pipes.