We understand the urge to fix things yourself, but some problems are more complex than they seem. To avoid further damage, it's often best to let our trained professionals handle the more difficult issues.

Water filtration is the process of removing unwanted compounds from your water, such as hard minerals like calcium and chemical disinfectants. High levels can cause both plumbing and lifestyle issues. These compounds can build up in your pipes and appliances, causing damage, and can also leave behind a bad taste, smell, or residue on surfaces. Some physical effects that have been reported include, but are not limited to, dry skin, brittle hair, and irritation. 

If you’re experiencing any of these signs, call today for more information & free water test.

Besides the obvious reasons to hire a licensed plumber—skills, training, equipment, and knowledge of local codes that keep your family safe—there's one big reason people don't realize: hiring an unlicensed handyman can be a significant risk. Even if they claim to have insurance, that policy may not cover damages caused by work considered illegal.

Like other professionals, plumbing costs reflect the expertise and experience of the plumber, as well as the specific tools and materials that are needed, in addition to adherence to all applicable codes and regulations. That is why estimates can range, so customers should be sure they understand what they are getting – and not getting.

Think of professional tradespeople as the doctors and dentists of your home. With that in mind, while a yearly plumbing inspection isn't a strict requirement, it is a smart, proactive measure. Just as you schedule a yearly check-up to catch minor health issues, a professional can inspect your plumbing to diagnose small leaks, worn-out parts, or potential clogs before they turn into major, expensive emergencies. This preventative care and peace of mind is what makes an annual check-up a wise investment for your home's long-term health.