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Plumbing work from our own jobs

Every photo here is our crew on one of our job sites. Each caption says what you're looking at and which service it belongs to.

A plumber crimping PEX fittings on new red and blue supply lines in open wall framing

Pipe Repair & Replacement

PEX repipe in open framing

New red and blue PEX supply lines run through open wall framing while the plumber crimps the fittings. This is a repipe before the drywall goes back. Hot is red and cold is blue, the lines are strapped at the studs, and every joint is still in view for the pressure test.

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An All Purpose Plumbers technician working on the supply connections of a gas water heater in a basement

Water Heater Repair

Gas water heater connections

A technician working on the supply connections on top of a gas water heater in a basement. When we swap a heater, the cold inlet, the hot outlet and the shutoff above the tank all get replaced with new parts, and they are the first things we look at on a repair call.

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A plumber running a scheduled check on a gas water heater, flashlight on the burner access and a clipboard resting on the tank

Water Heater Repair

Scheduled check on a gas water heater

A plumber with a flashlight on the burner access of a gas water heater, clipboard resting on the tank. On a maintenance visit we look at the burner, the flue, the relief valve and the anode, then flush the sediment out of the bottom. Skip that in hard water and the tank won’t reach the age on its label.

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An All Purpose Plumbers technician clearing and reseating the P-trap under a kitchen sink beside the garbage disposal

Drain Cleaning

Kitchen sink drain and P-trap

Clearing and reseating the P-trap under a kitchen sink, beside the garbage disposal. A kitchen line slows down over months as grease cools on the pipe wall. We start at the trap and then check the line behind it.

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Two All Purpose Plumbers technicians replacing the trap and supply lines under a bathroom sink, with new fittings laid out on the floor

Plumbing Repair

Bathroom sink trap and supply lines

Two technicians replacing the trap and supply lines under a bathroom sink, with the new fittings laid out on the floor. We change the supply lines and shutoffs while we are under there, because an old shutoff tends to fail the next time someone turns it.

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A plumber setting a new chrome faucet on a new vanity top, with the supply lines and shut-off valve visible in the cabinet below

Faucet & Fixture Installation

New faucet on a new vanity top

A plumber setting a new chrome faucet on a new vanity top, with the supply lines and shutoff in the cabinet below. The faucet gets checked against the rough-in before it goes on. Afterwards the cabinet is dried out and the water run, so a new leak shows up while we are still there.

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An All Purpose Plumbers technician showing a homeowner what he found, standing at the water meter and main shutoff outside her house

Leak Detection & Repair

At the meter and main shutoff

A technician showing a homeowner what he found at the water meter and main shutoff outside her house. Leak detection starts at the meter. With everything in the house turned off, a dial that keeps moving means water is going somewhere, and the search narrows from there.

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The rules behind every one of these jobs

We find the cause before we price anything, and the price goes in writing before work starts. You get an arrival window by text. The work is tested before a cabinet is closed or a wall goes back, and it carries a 60 to 90 day warranty on our work. The full list is on our standards page. Who you are hiring, with the license number, is on license and insurance.