Plumbing Repairs done properly
These are the everyday fixes that don't need a full plumbing crew: replacing a worn faucet cartridge, swapping a toilet fill valve, installing a new disposal or changing out the corroded shutoff under the sink.
Some jobs do need a licensed plumbing contractor, like repiping, gas lines, water heater replacement and anything that needs a permit. If yours is one of those, we'll tell you up front instead of taking the job anyway.
When to call
- A faucet that drips or won't shut off cleanly
- A toilet that runs, rocks or leaks at the base
- A garbage disposal that hums or jams
- Low flow at a single fixture
- Crusty or seized shutoff valves
What's included
- Faucet repair and replacement
- Toilet repair and replacement
- Garbage disposal installation
- Angle stops and supply lines
- Sink drain and P-trap repair
Why it matters in Las Vegas
Las Vegas tap water is very hard. Mineral scale chews through faucet cartridges, clogs aerators and seizes shutoff valves far sooner than in most cities. Replacing old stops while we're already under the sink is cheap insurance against a flooded cabinet.
Common questions
Can you replace a water heater?
That's work for a licensed plumbing contractor. We're happy to point you toward one.
Do you install customer-supplied faucets?
Yes. Have it on site and we'll check that it fits your sink and connections before we start.
Why do my faucets keep getting crusty?
That's hard water. Regular cleaning helps, and a water softener handles the problem at the source.
Consider it fixed.
Text a photo of the problem or send your whole to-do list. You'll get a written price before any work begins.