What We Install and Repair
- Kitchen and bathroom faucets, including pull-down, single-handle and widespread styles.
- Toilets, from a new comfort-height toilet to a rebuild of the one you have.
- Sinks in the kitchen, bathroom, laundry room or bar.
- Garbage disposals, installed, replaced or repaired.
- Shutoff valves under sinks and behind toilets.
- Tubs, shower valves and shower heads.
- Outdoor faucets and hose bibs, including frost-free styles that stand up better to a North Texas freeze.
Bought It Yourself? We'll Put It In
Plenty of customers pick out their own faucet or toilet and call us to install it. That's fine with us. If a part turns out to be broken or missing, your plumber will tell you before going further. One customer's new toilet arrived with a broken part, and we had the part on the van, so it went in that day.
Repair or Replace?
Lots of fixtures can be repaired. Worn stems and cartridges in a dripping faucet can be replaced, and a running toilet often needs only new parts inside the tank. It's usually time to replace a fixture when the same leak keeps coming back, when porcelain is cracked, or when corrosion has eaten into the finish and the parts. We'll tell you which way we'd go and why, and give you the price for each.
Older Homes and Hard-to-Find Parts
Older fixtures sometimes need parts that aren't on any van. When that happens, we go get them from the supply house and come back to finish the job.