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Plumbing Services
Our sump pump quit during a heavy rain and the pit was almost full. Idora sent a tech out the same afternoon. He pulled the old pump, put in a new one and replaced the check valve. He also noticed the discharge line outside was dumping right by the foundation and extended it. Basement stayed dry the rest of the storm. Glad we didn't have to wait till morning with water that high.
We had a sewer smell in the basement that came and went for months. He was thorough, checked the floor drain and cleanout, and found the cleanout plug was cracked and the drain trap had dried out. He replaced the plug and explained why the trap needs water in it. Smell was gone the next day. Wish we'd called sooner instead of living with it.
The plumber replaced our gas water heater after the old one started leaking at the bottom. He hauled it out of the basement, set the new one, and added an expansion tank. Clean install, checked the venting and got the pilot going before he left. Took about three hours. Knows what he's doing. Reasonable for the work. He had to come back the next morning for one fitting, but minor. Hot water's great.
Sump pumps tested before the spring rains Outdoor faucets and hose bibs checked for leaks Hose bibs shut off before the first freeze Frozen and split pipes repaired through the cold
Every job starts with a written estimate that sets out what each part of the work covers, so the choice is clear before anything is cut or replaced.
We work in Youngstown and nearby Boardman, Austintown and Struthers. Many of the houses here are older, and their pipes and shutoff valves rarely match what a newer home would have, so the work starts with finding out what is actually in the walls and the basement.
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Email photos of a leak, a ceiling stain or a water heater’s label, or call to talk the problem through.