Plumber in Kansas City

A lot of older homes

Kansas City has many neighborhoods where homes were built before 1950. In older houses we often find galvanized supply lines that have narrowed inside and cut water pressure, original drain lines, and shut-off valves that won't turn. A drop in pressure at one fixture or a slow leak in the basement is often the first sign.

We'll find the source, explain what we see, and repair what needs it. Targeted repairs are often enough. You don't have to replace everything at once.

North of the river, in the Northland, many homes are newer and have basements with sump pumps. There the calls lean toward sump pumps, battery backups and water heaters.

Water in Kansas City

KC Water, which serves Kansas City, Missouri, reports average hardness of about 100 mg/L, roughly 5–6 grains per gallon. That's softer than Johnson County's water but still enough to leave scale over time. Kansas City, Kansas is served by the Board of Public Utilities (BPU).

What Kansas City homeowners call us for

• Leak detection, pipe repair and section replacement
• Shut-off valve and supply line replacement
• Water heater repair and replacement
• Sump pump and sewage ejector service in basements
• Toilet repair and replacement

Plumbing services in Kansas City

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