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Shower valve and cartridge repair
No hot water at one shower, a handle that spins, or a constant drip from the head. Usually a cartridge or a pressure-balance part, replaced through the trim without opening the wall.
Tub spout and diverter
Water still pouring out of the spout when the shower is on, or a spout that's loose on the wall.
Toilet rebuild
Fill valve, flapper, flush valve and supply line, plus the wax seal and bolts if the toilet rocks.
New fixture installs
Toilets, faucets, shower heads and trim kits. We can install fixtures you've already picked out.
Leaks behind the wall
Stains on the ceiling below a bathroom, or loose tile around a valve. We find out whether it's the plumbing or the grout and caulk.
Is it the plumbing or the tile?
A lot of shower leaks aren't plumbing at all. Cracked grout, failed caulk at the tub edge, or a shower door that splashes past the curb can all let water into the wall. A quick test, running the valve with the head capped and then wetting the walls on their own, usually tells the two apart.
Finding which one it is first saves you from paying for the wrong repair.
Request a quote
Tell us what's going on and a plumber will call you back.
Hard water in the bathroom
Mineral buildup clogs shower heads and wears out valve cartridges, which is why a shower can lose pressure or start dripping after only a few years. Soaking a shower head in vinegar restores flow. A worn cartridge needs replacing, and we bring common brands' parts so the shower is working again the same day when possible.
What to expect
- Tell us the fixture and the brand if you know it. A photo of the handle helps us bring the right parts.
- The plumber diagnoses the problem and quotes before work starts.
- Repair or replace, test hot, cold and drain, and clean up.
- You get a note of the parts used, for next time.
Planning a bathroom remodel?
Rough-in
Valve, drains and supply lines placed where the new layout needs them, before the tile goes up.
Fixture swaps
Moving from a tub to a walk-in shower changes the drain and the valve. Plan both together.
Access
Leave an access panel behind a tub valve when you can. It makes future repairs simple.
Coordination
We work with your tile setter or contractor on timing so walls aren't opened twice.
Common questions
My shower won't get hot but the sink does. Why?
Usually the shower valve's cartridge or its temperature limit stop. It's often a repair through the handle trim, without opening the wall.
Why is the tub spout still running with the shower on?
The diverter in the spout is worn. Replacing the spout or the diverter usually fixes it.
Should I rebuild my toilet or replace it?
If the bowl and tank are sound, a rebuild with new internal parts is usually the better value. Cracks, constant clogs or a very old model are reasons to replace it.
Can you install fixtures I already bought?
Yes. Tell us the model when you request a quote so the right connectors and parts come along.