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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How we work, what things cost, and plumbing terms explained in plain English.

What does your service call include?

Our $88 service call is a minimum charge to have a licensed plumber come out to your location to assess your plumbing problem. From there, they will quote the work that needs to be done.

What areas do you cover?

Alabaster and Metro Birmingham: Alabaster, Pelham, Helena, Calera, Montevallo, Indian Springs, Inverness, Hoover, Homewood, Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook, Cahaba Heights and Birmingham – see our service areas.

How do you handle payment?

Payment is due when service is completed. We accept cash, check and credit cards.

Is your work guaranteed?

Yes. Each job has a qualifying warranty depending on the job.

What is a Master Plumber?

There are 3 levels for plumbers: Apprentice, Journeyman and Master Plumber. A Master Plumber has applied for and passed an examination by the licensing state and completed the required number of years as a Journeyman Plumber.

Does it matter what toilet tissue I use with a septic tank?

All toilet tissue will break down, but single-ply breaks down quicker.

What is gray water?

The term for waste water from the sink, tub or washing machine.

Why won’t my garbage disposal work?

The problem can be with the appliance, the electrical connection, or plumbing related.

Why do I need to run water while using the garbage disposal?

Run water before, during and after operating the disposal – it’s the only way to flush the ground food particles through the pipes.

What is a pressure reducing valve?

Water pressure over 60 PSI can damage your home’s pipes. A pressure reducing valve regulates the pressure of the water flowing into the home. Excessive water pressure may void certain appliance warranties.

What is a plumbing vent?

Venting allows air to replace the water as it moves down through the drainage system.

What is a plumbing trap?

A trap keeps water in the pipe to block sewage gas from entering the house. Although there are millions of “S” traps in use, the “P” trap is more dependable and acceptable.

What is PVC?

Polyvinyl chloride piping – approved for cold water only.

What is CPVC?

Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride – approved for cold water and hot water under 140 degrees.