When the Plumbing Is Part of the Whole Job
A plumbing problem rarely stays neatly contained. A leaking connection may damage the wall behind it. Replacing a water heater may uncover supply lines or a utility closet that need attention. A kitchen or bathroom update may require fixture, drain and water-line work alongside cabinets, counters or finished surfaces.
Southern Jentleman Home Repair can look at the plumbing need in the context of the room around it. That makes it easier to coordinate repairs and improvements without asking the homeowner to manage several unrelated pieces of the same project.
One Project, Start to Finish
This water-heater project included more than setting new equipment in place.
Before
The old equipment was removed, exposing the utility space and the work that needed to be addressed before replacement.
In Progress
Supply piping and the surrounding utility area were repaired and prepared for the new installation.
Completed
The new residential water heater was installed with updated connections in the repaired utility space.
How We Can Help
Repairs and Troubleshooting
- Leaking faucets and connections
- Toilet repairs and replacement
- Sink and drain problems
- Water-line and shutoff-valve issues
- Plumbing problems discovered during other repairs
Fixtures and Installations
- Faucets, sinks and toilets
- Kitchen and bathroom fixtures
- Water-heater installation and replacement
- Appliance water connections
- Plumbing coordinated with room improvements
Kitchen and Bathroom Work
Plumbing can be coordinated with cabinet, countertop, backsplash, vanity and fixture work so the finished room comes together as one project.
Utility-Space Repairs
When plumbing or equipment work exposes damaged drywall, trim or other surrounding surfaces, those repairs can be considered as part of the job.