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Rough in basement plumbing for a bathroom, kitchen, or utility room, laying out the drain, waste, vent, and supply lines with proper slope and venting.

Fix a leaking, dripping, or low-pressure kitchen faucet by cleaning the aerator, replacing the cartridge or O-rings, and repairing a failing pull-out sprayer.

Find and stop supply or drain leaks under the kitchen sink, from compression fittings to the P-trap, then test the repair so the cabinet stays dry.

Fix common shower problems including low water pressure, dripping handles, and temperature swings by cleaning the head and replacing worn cartridges or seals.

Diagnose and repair common sprinkler problems including leaking or clogged heads, broken zone valves, and controller faults so every zone waters evenly again.

Drain and flush a tank water heater to remove sediment buildup, restore efficient heating, cut popping noise, and extend the life of the tank and elements.

Stop foundation moisture with interior and exterior waterproofing: seal cracks, apply membranes, and improve drainage to keep the basement dry year round.

Connect a washing machine to water, drain, and power with correct standpipe height, secure hoses, and level installation.

Diagnose and stop a continuously running toilet by checking and repairing the flapper, fill valve, float, and overflow tube.

Clear a slow or clogged shower drain: remove and clean the stopper, snake the trap with a drain cable, flush it through, and restore full drainage.

Fix a weak or incomplete toilet flush by adjusting the flapper, chain, and handle, and setting the tank water level for a strong, complete flush every time.

Diagnose and fix no hot water on a gas or electric tank heater: check the pilot, thermostat, heating elements, and dip tube to restore a hot water supply.

Replace a standard or soft-close toilet seat: remove the old seat, align the new hinges over the bowl holes, and tighten the top or bottom mount hardware.

Replace a handheld or fixed shower head: unthread the old head, wrap the threads with plumbers tape, hand-tighten the new one, and check for leaks.

Unclog a bathtub drain by removing and cleaning the stopper, clearing hair from the trap, and snaking the line to restore fast, full drainage again.

Unclog a kitchen sink drain safely with progressive methods, from plunging to snaking the trap, while protecting the disposal and P-trap from damage.

Install a complete basement bathroom: rough in the drain, vent, and supply lines, set the toilet, sink, and shower, then finish and test every connection.

Install a bathroom vanity: set and level the cabinet, secure it to wall studs, mount the countertop and sink, connect the faucet and P-trap, and test for leaks.

Install a basement or garage floor drain with proper slope and a trap, connecting it to the main sewer line to carry away water and prevent backups.

Install or replace a 1/2 to 3/4 HP garbage disposal, mounting it to the sink flange and connecting the drain, dishwasher line, and power supply safely.

Install bathroom grab bars anchored into wall studs or solid blocking at the right height and angle to safely support weight near the toilet or shower.

Install a frost-proof outdoor spigot pitched for drainage with a backflow preventer, protecting the supply line from freezing and winter burst damage.

Install a new toilet from start to finish: remove the old unit, clean the flange, set a fresh wax ring and bolts, then secure the bowl and test for leaks.

Install a weather-resistant outdoor faucet with secure mounting and a backflow preventer, then pressure-test the connection for leak-free operation.

Install a sump pump for basement flood protection: set the basin, wire the pump and float switch, run the discharge line outdoors, and test the full cycle.

Mount, plumb, vent, and commission a gas or electric tankless water heater for endless on-demand hot water, with correct gas, water, and venting hookups.

Plan and rough in laundry room plumbing: hot and cold supply lines with shutoffs, a properly vented drain standpipe, and an optional utility sink connection.

Maintain and troubleshoot pool equipment: clean the pump basket and filter, check the plumbing for leaks, and keep water circulating for clean, clear water.

Repair a faulty irrigation valve: fix leaks, replace the solenoid or diaphragm, and trace wiring faults so the zone opens and closes on schedule again.

Find and repair a water heater leak at the T&P valve, drain valve, or fittings, and learn when a leaking tank means the heater must be replaced instead.

Replace a bathroom sink faucet: shut off the water, disconnect the old supply lines, remove the faucet, set the new one with a seal, reconnect, and test.

Replace a kitchen faucet: shut off the water, remove the old single or two-handle unit, set the new faucet, reconnect the supply lines, and test for leaks.

Replace a kitchen sink: remove the old drop-in or undermount basin, set the new sink, and reconnect the faucet, drain, disposal, and water supply lines.

Replace aging washing machine supply hoses with braided stainless steel lines, check the shutoff valves, and leak-test to prevent costly water damage.

Remove an old tank water heater and install and commission a new gas or electric unit, with proper water, fuel, and venting connections plus a full leak test.

Prevent sewage backups by installing and maintaining a backwater valve, clearing the main line, and improving drainage to protect your basement from flooding.

Install a utility sink in a laundry room or basement: mount the basin, connect the faucet and supply lines to shutoffs, fit a P-trap drain, and test for leaks.

Install a washing machine drain pan to catch leaks and overflows: position the pan, connect the drain hose to a floor drain, level it, and test for flow.

Fix a slow or overflowing washer drain by clearing the standpipe, trap, and branch line, and setting the correct standpipe height to stop future backups.

Maintain your water heater: flush sediment, inspect the anode rod, test the T&P valve, and check venting and connections to extend its service life.

Reseal a shower to stop leaks: scrape out failing caulk and grout, clean and dry the joints, then apply fresh waterproof sealant. Not a full membrane install.

Winterize outdoor plumbing to prevent freeze damage: shut off and drain hose bibs, blow out irrigation lines, and insulate exposed pipes and fixtures.