 A: The Pressure Regulator at the front of your property may not be allowing the proper amount of water flow to go through your water pipes. 1. We can check the water pressure. 2. Determine if the pressure problem is affecting all of the water pressure or if it is localized. 3. If it is localized we may need to replace a shut-off valve servicing the fixture. 4. If the water pressure  services the whole property’s system. Q: Why do I have to high water pressure? A: The water pressure regulator servicing your property may be allowing excessive pressure through the regulator. The internal springs in the existing pressure regulator may have seized up or are frozen allowing too much water pressure through the pressure regulator valve. A new pressure regulator may need to be installed. A: You may not have a pressure regulator that regulates the pressure prior to the water coming onto your property. We will install a new water pressure regulator prior to coming into your home/business. Q: Why does my toilet make noises in the middle of the night?  There are a few possible symptoms. A: We may need to apply some color dye to the back of the tank and determine if the flapper is not seating on the flush valve properly. We would then replace the flapper. A: The flush valve may have an imperfection on it causing the flapper to not be able to have a proper seal. The water will then slowly leak through and your fill valve in the toilet will turn back on to fill up the tank (the noise you hear in the middle of the night). We may need to replace the flush valve and flapper. A: The fill valve in the back of your toilet has a sensor that detects when/where your desired water level has been reached. If the sensor is corroded or has any debris in it the fill valve will not operate properly and not shut-off when the desired water level is met. The water will then constantly fill the tank (the noise you hear in the middle of the night). We will replace the fill valve in the back of the toilet. Q: Do you guys do tile and granite work? A: Yes, we have highly skilled and qualified tile layers that we do in house or based on the scope of the work we may use a licensed sub-contractor. All desired materials can be used: tile, glass, travertine, granite. In all locations: floors, countertops, walls, ceilings, indoor showers, outdoor showers. Q: Why does it take so long for me to get hot water?  A: When water is not being used the existing water in the hot water lines will lose their temperature until a faucet or valve is turned on and hot water is demanded. Once the hot water is demanded then the water leaves the hot water heater and travels through the pipes to your location. Unfortunately the existing colder water in the pipes get to you prior to the Hot water that you desire.  A: Yes. We can get you hot water faster and waste less water while you wait for the hot water to arrive at your location. You have 2 options: Recirculation Pumps and Demand Pumps. A: Recirculation Pumps/Continuous: We can install a recirculation pump which constantly circulates hot water throughout your hot water lines and when you request/demand hot water, hot water is delivered immediately. A new hot water line may need to be installed.  immediately. During “non-peak” times of the day you will get your hot water the normal duration it took previously. There are multiple settings that the Demand Pump can be set to. Q: Do you guys do Remodels? A: Yes. We can do any remodel that is feasible! No job too big or too small. A: We can do complete plumbing remodels. A: We can remodel your Kitchen, your Bathroom(s), and your Laundry Room. Q: Do you guys do Additions? A: Yes. We can do any addition that is feasible. A: Kitchens, Bathrooms, Laundry Rooms, Master Bathrooms, Granny Flats, Tank- Less Water Heaters, Outdoor Showers, Outdoor Water Fountains, Indoor Water Fountains. | 
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