At the fixture
- Faucets & sinks
- Repair drips, replace a faucet or install a sink with compatible connections.
- Toilets
- Address running, flushing trouble or worn tank components.
- Tubs & showers
- Attend to valves, fixtures and drainage at the bath.
Household plumbing
Drips, blocked drains and worn fittings interrupt everyday routines. Explore work on sinks, toilets, household piping and hot-water equipment, from a single fixture to its connected lines.

Plumbing service
From the parts in sight to the pipes that carry water through the home, each has a different job.
Everyday care
Collect cooking grease for disposal instead of pouring it into the sink. Strainers catch food scraps and hair, while keeping wipes out of the toilet reduces material entering the drain.
For an active leak, close the appropriate shutoff if it is safe to reach, and avoid electrical equipment in wet areas.

A closer look at hot water
A storage tank holds heated water, while a tankless model heats water as it flows. Household demand, available fuel, venting and installation space all influence the right equipment and connections.
Good to know
Several fixtures can connect to a shared drain. A provider can assess whether the restriction is near one fixture or farther along the line.
Often it can. The mounting holes, available clearance and supply connections determine which models fit.
Not necessarily. A seal, fill valve or another tank component may be worn; the condition of the fixture helps determine the work needed.
Hot-water demand, fuel type, space, venting and existing connections are important considerations for installation.
Connect with an independent provider about the fixtures and systems in your home.