Louisville Plumbing Services 

Are you tired of your old, outdated sink? We offer a wide range of sink styles to fit your kitchen or bathroom, including single and double bowl sinks, under-mount and drop-in sinks, stainless steel and porcelain options, and more. Our experienced technicians will ensure that the installation process is seamless and efficient, with little disruption to your daily routine.

If you’re updating your sink, why not upgrade your faucet as well? We offer a variety of faucet styles and finishes to match your decor and functionality needs. Whether you need a simple, classic faucet or a modern, touchless option, we have you covered. We’ll ensure that your faucet is installed correctly and functions properly, leaving you with peace of mind and a stylish new addition to your home.

Say goodbye to smelly, messy garbage cans with a garbage disposal installation. Our technicians will install a high-quality disposal unit that can handle all types of food waste, making cleanup a breeze. We’ll ensure that your disposal is properly installed and functioning at its best, so you can enjoy a cleaner, more efficient kitchen.

Need to replace an old, leaky toilet? We offer a range of toilet styles and features to fit your needs and budget, including low-flow options, comfort-height designs, and more. Our technicians will ensure a smooth installation process, leaving you with a reliable, functional toilet that performs when you need it most.

Do you and your family enjoy hot drinks like tea or coffee? Upgrade your kitchen with a hot water dispenser installation. Our experienced technicians will install a dispenser that provides instant hot water on demand, making it easy to enjoy your favorite hot beverages without waiting for water to boil. We’ll ensure that your dispenser is installed properly and functioning at its best, leaving you with a convenient and efficient addition to your home.

Do you want to ensure that your family has access to clean, safe drinking water? Consider a water filtration system installation. We offer a variety of filtration options to fit your needs and budget, including under-sink and whole-house filtration systems. Our technicians will ensure that your system is installed safely and effectively, leaving you with clean, great-tasting water throughout your home.

• For toilet clogs, pour a pot of hot water into the toilet basin from waist height. The heat works to dissolve material clogging your toilet.
  
  
• For sink, tub, and shower drains, pour one cup of baking soda down the drain, followed by a cup of vinegar. Cover the drain with a stopper or towel and allow the solution to sit for at least 30 minutes. Next, remove the drain cover and pour a pot of boiling water into the drain.
  
  
• Plungers can be used to dislodge toilet clogs as well as clogs in sinks and tub or shower drains. Make sure you use the right tool for the job – use a flanged plunger (also referred to as a toilet plunger) for toilet bowl clogs, and a cupped plunger for sink and tub drain clogs. Before you plunge a sink or tub drain, remove the strainer or stopper. Form a tight seal around the drain with the plunger and use sharp, swift plunges for 30 seconds. Check to see if the water now drains and repeat if necessary.

• Leaks in plumbing piping should be repaired by a plumber, but you want to avoid water damage to your home until a professional arrives. If you are able to pinpoint the location of the leak, patch it using plumber’s putty or fiberglass piping tape. Don’t wait too long to call for repairs, as these are temporary solutions.

• First, try jiggling the toilet’s handle. Sometimes, the chain that links the handle to the flapper valve becomes kinked, which causes the toilet to run. A jiggle helps knock kinks loose so the flapper is able to seal properly and cut water running into the basin.
  
  
• Remove the toilet tank lid and check the chain for kinks – you may need to manually straighten out the chain to allow the flapper to properly close.
  
  
• If the float valve (the metal rod with a rubber bulb at the end) is above the water level in the tank, the toilet continues to run. Gently bend the float arm down.
  
  
• Check to make sure the flapper forms a good seal at the bottom of the tank. Sometimes, mineral debris may accumulate and get in the way of the flapper. Remove buildup to see if the flapper is able to properly seal.

• Mineral deposits within sink faucets and showerheads restrict water flow, leaving you with inadequate water pressure from the fixture.
  
  
• If your showerhead is removable, unscrew it and let it soak overnight in a bowl of white vinegar. Rinse the showerhead with tap water and use an old toothbrush or scrub brush to remove mineral deposits before reattaching.
  
  
• Do the same for sink faucets with aerators – unscrew the aerator from the faucet opening and soak it in a glass of white vinegar overnight, then scrub away mineral deposits, rinse, and reinstall.
  
  
• If you cannot remove your showerhead, fill a small plastic bag with white vinegar and use a rubber band to secure the bag around the showerhead. Allow it to soak overnight, then flush by turning on the shower.