Plumbing repair
Leaks, fixtures, pressure problems, and everyday plumbing repairs.
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Bathroom plumbing
The bathroom carries most of the house's plumbing: the toilet, the sink trap and stops, the tub and shower valves, the vent stack behind the wall. It is also where remodel plumbing lives, moving or adding fixtures in walls that have to be opened anyway.
The calls that come in
A toilet that runs, rocks, or sweats. A shower valve that will not hold temperature or drips for days after shutoff. A sink trap leaking into the cabinet. Caulk failures that have been dripping into the wall long enough to soften the floor. Most are parts-level repairs; the floor-soft ones are bigger conversations.
Remodel rough-ins
Moving the toilet flange, adding a second sink, converting tub to shower, or repositioning supply lines is rough-in work that happens while the wall is open. It goes easier and cheaper done in that window than after the tile is up, and it belongs in the estimate before demolition, not discovered mid-job.
What the plumber asks
What the fixture is, how old the house is, and whether the walls are open or staying closed. On remodel work, pictures of the space and what is moving tells the plumber more than a paragraph does.
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Other services
Drain cleaning
Slow drains, recurring clogs, and backups cleared.
Water heater
Repair and replacement for tanks and tankless.
Repiping
Whole-house repipes for galvanized and failing pipe.
Slab leak
Detection and repair for under-slab leaks.
Sewer line
Repair and replacement for damaged sewer lines.
Sewer scope
Camera inspections of the line before repair or sale.
Gas line
Repair, new runs, and appliance hookups.
Trenchless sewer
No-dig sewer replacement and lining.
Bathroom plumbing
Repairs, fixtures, and remodel rough-ins.