Trusted Plumbers in Kansas City, KS

Yes. When feasible, we offer trenchless pipe repairs that utilize minimal digging in localized areas leaving your yard in the best possible condition.

Some signs of leaky or broken water lines include the sound of running water when no faucets are on, puddles in your yard that seem to have no origin, excessively high water bills, mold growing on walls, bulges in flooring or walls, and dripping sounds. If you have a burst pipe, you may also see discoloration on the wall or floor.

Old pipes often become rusty and corroded and build up rust/iron oxide, causing corrosion, discoloration, odors, and mineral deposits. This can result in the water supply from your faucets becoming yellow and tasting slightly metallic, as well as the ice cubes and water from refrigerators with those automatic ice makers and water dispensers. To fix this, you may need to replace your pipes, which can go well beyond the scope of a normal DIY plumbing project and may require the help of a plumber to get your plumbing system back to 100% functioning.

While it is not required, whenever a homeowner or business owner can opt to use high-efficiency hot water heaters to get their hot water, whether gas water heaters, electric water heaters, tankless water heaters or others; when high-efficiency units are installed, they provide lower energy bills, excellent performance and have a lower impact on the environment and natural resources. Our residential plumbing experts can provide professional installation of a new gas or electric water heater for your home or business.

There are a few steps homeowners can take when it comes to conserving energy and lowering utility bills. Adjusting the thermostat on your water heater so that it is not quite as hot quill use less (or setting the thermostat lower when you go on vacation helps as well!) When running washers and dryers, use the energy-efficient setting if it has one, or adjust the water level. Watch the water meter and your usage to help reduce energy bills.