RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING

RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING

Residential Plumbing

Residential plumbing work refers to the various tasks and services involved in installing, repairing, and maintaining plumbing systems in residential properties such as houses, apartments, and condominiums. Fito Plumbers, Inc has developed and maintained numerous client relationships throughout the years.

We offer competitive prices and exceptional residential plumbing services. It´s important to hire a licensed and experienced plumber for any residential plumbing work to ensure safety, compliance with regulations, and proper functioning of the plumbing system. Fito Plumbers, Inc

counts with C-36 active plumbing license and is also bonded & insured. Our residential plumbing work includes but not limited to:

  • Installing various components of a residential plumbing system, including pipes, fixtures, faucets, sinks, toilets, showers, bathtubs, water       heaters, and garbage disposals. This involves connecting the necessary water supply and drainage lines.
  • Repair any leaks, clogs, or malfunctions in the plumbing system. We can fix or replace damaged pipes, faucets, valves, toilets, and other plumbing fixtures.
  • Provide regular maintenance for residential plumbing systems to prevent potential problems. This may include inspecting pipes for signs of corrosion, applying protective coatings, insulating pipes to prevent freezing, and checking for potential leaks or weak points.
  • Upgrade fixtures for aesthetic or functional reasons. We can help with the installation of new sinks, toilets, showers, or faucets and ensure proper connections, functionality, and adherence to plumbing codes.
  • Install or repair water filtration and treatment systems in residential properties. These systems can improve the quality of water by removing impurities, contaminants, or excessive minerals, providing cleaner and safer water for household use.

WATER HEATERS

There are several signs that indicate you may need a new water heater.

Here are some common signs to look out for:

1. Age of the water heater: If your water heater is older than 10-15 years, it may be nearing the end of its lifespan. Most water heaters have a limited lifespan, and as they age, their efficiency and performance tend to decline.

2. Insufficient hot water: If you find that your water heater is no longer providing enough hot water for your needs, or if the water temperature fluctuates unexpectedly, it could be a sign of a failing water heater. Sediment buildup or a malfunctioning heating element can cause this issue.

3. Rusty or discolored water: When you turn on the hot water tap and notice rusty or discolored water, it typically suggests corrosion inside the water heater tank. This is a sign of a potential leak or deterioration of the tank, which can lead to more severe problems if not addressed promptly.

4. Strange noises: Unusual sounds coming from your water heater, such as rumbling, popping, or banging noises, often indicate the presence of sediment accumulation. Over time, sediment can harden and create a layer at the bottom of the tank, causing these sounds and reducing the heater's efficiency.

5. Water leaks: If you notice water pooling around your water heater or detect signs of moisture or corrosion around the connections, valves, or tank, it's essential to investigate further. Leaks can be caused by a deteriorating tank, loose fittings, or pressure valve issues.

6. High energy bills: As water heaters age, they become less energy-efficient. If you notice a sudden increase in your energy bills without any other significant changes in your household, it could be a result of your water heater working harder to maintain hot water, indicating a problem.

7. Repairs becoming frequent: If you find yourself frequently calling for repairs on your water heater, it may be a sign that the unit is reaching the end of its life. Frequent breakdowns and recurring issues can be an indication that it's time for a replacement.


If you notice any of these signs, contact us to provide you with the best solution.


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