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Whether it’s a leak, a faulty plumbing fixture, low pressure, high pressure, or some other problem, our highly trained technicians can troubleshoot and solve your problem efficiently. We show up with the parts we need to fix your problem, saving you money, time, and stress.
And speaking of leaks- many homeowners have learned the hard way that leaks don’t get any cheaper if you wait to fix them. With the wasted water, the wasted energy to heat that water, and of course the devastating property damage they can cause, leaks are one of the biggest causes of home damage out there. We can fix those. And while we’re at it, we’ll provide you with a free home plumbing inspection to help you get to know your plumbing system better.
There’s a lot to consider when choosing a water heater. The choice you make can not only effect your energy bills for decades to come, but also the comfort level of you and your family. We can help you sort through the different options out there to find the water heater that will be best for you. Or maybe you don’t need a replacement, but are simply not getting enough hot water, or are waiting too long at the tap for the hot water to arrive. A booster system or recirculation line can solve those problems.
Remodels are the most complex aspect of plumbing. They require creativity, ingenuity, good knowledge of the plumbing code, and ability to coordinate with other trades. They also happen to be our specialty! If you’ve been thinking about making some changes to your plumbing system, whether it’s redoing an existing bathroom, kitchen or laundry, or adding a whole new one in, have us come by for a free site visit. We can help you plan and advise you through the process.
There’s a lot that goes into plumbing a new house. For a homeowner starting a project, there’s a lot of pitfalls along the way that can sidetrack your vision of a beautiful home. We can work with you on that process to get the necessary work done smoothly, efficiently, and with no unpleasant surprises.
Nothing is more depressing than a drain that won’t drain, especially when sewage starts backing up into the home. We have the equipment and skills to make short work of any clog, whether it’s a tub, a shower, a toilet, or the main sewer line from the house.
We offer standard drain cleaning, as well as water jetting for a more thorough cleaning. While we solve your drain problem, we can examine the piping to make sure the clog isn’t a symptom of a deeper issue with your plumbing system.
Once a homeowner realizes their sewer line has problems, it’s usually too late. Repairing or replacing sewer lines can take time, and be quite expensive. We recommend a preventative inspection with a sewer camera to make sure your sewer line is in good shape. That way, any necessary repairs can be planned for before the entire plumbing system is out of commission. We can repair faulty sections of your building sewer, or replace the whole thing if necessary. Sewer problems are never fun, but we always try to find the least invasive and least disruptive solution that we can.
We employ the newest techniques and tech to help our customers take advantage of quicker and longer lasting plumbing repairs.
We’ll send your plumbing problems right down the drain!
We take care of our clients’ needs as if they were our own needs and expectations.
Eugene, OR
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Eugene, OR
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Eugene, OR
We want to make sure you have all the answers to your plumbing questions.
If sewage is coming out of multiple fixtures in your house, this is a sign of a backed up main building drain or building sewer.
The first thing to do is to stop putting any more water down the drains; it will just flood back out of the lowest fixtures.
If the home has an exterior sewer cleanout (something we recommend every home have), you can open the cap on the cleanout. This will keep more sewage from backing up into your home.
Clogs like this require heavy duty drain cleaning equipment, so the next step is to call a licensed professional to solve the clog.
In our area, water meters are usually found in a box in the ground out by the street. This box is often where you find the only valve to shut off water to the house in case of emergency.
However, many of these valves are in poor condition or missing. Every homeowner should know how to shut off water easily to their house. If your home doesn’t have a smoothly functioning shutoff valve, it’s much easier to replace before an emergency happens.
To avoid clogs, it’s important to not put anything down the drains that doesn’t need to be there. Pouring grease down the kitchen sink will eventually create a massive grease clog that is difficult to remove.
Sanitary napkins, tampons, and paper towels don’t belong in a toilet. And remember, there’s no such thing as a “flushable” wet wipe!
Most tank style heaters have a lifespan of about 10-15 years. Modern tankless heaters have a lifespan of over 25 years. However, with both types of heaters, regular maintenance is important to extend that lifespan as much as possible. We recommend getting a water heater serviced once a year.
Root intrusions are a symptom of damaged or poorly installed sewer piping. Drain cleaning machines can clear many of those roots from the pipe, and water jetting is an even more effective option for returning the pipe to it’s full function.
However, the roots will continue to grow into the pipe until the underlying problem is fixed and the piping is repaired.
Some older piping materials have held up to time and use better than others. Copper water piping, for example, often has a long life with few issues.
However, galvanized steel water and drain lines, which are found in many homes in our area, can cause quite a few problems as they age. Galvanized water lines rust on the inside, which then flakes off and clogs showers, sinks, and toilets, lowering water pressure. Galvanized drain lines corrode as well, causing more frequent clogs as well as waste leaks in the crawlspace.
To avoid future problems, we often recommend replacing these pipes when possible.
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My hot water heater was leaking, I called multiple plumbers and everyone was booked out a week. Precision plumbing not only corrected the leak but took the time to provide a plumbing safety inspection to let me know of any upcoming concerns to be aware of. He was proactive, patient and answered all my questions. I am grateful for a business owner who educates his clients. Thank you!