Plumbing for homes that have been around a while.

Mature homes, mature plumbing

Much of Farmington Hills went up between the 1950s and the 1980s. The ranches and colonials here were built solidly, but original components are well past their design life. We replace a lot of water heaters in this city, and we do it with respect for finished basements and tight mechanical rooms. The municipal water here is reasonably kind to tanks, so with a flush now and then, a quality unit goes the distance.

Basements everywhere, and they're finished

Nearly every house in Farmington Hills has a basement, and most of them are carpeted, drywalled, and full of things that don't survive water. The original sump pump in a 1970s house has been replaced a few times by now, and each one ages out quietly. If yours is past 7 years or you can't remember testing it, that's worth ten minutes before the next spring storm. We install battery backups here weekly, for the same reason: the storm that floods the basement is the storm that kills the power.

Kitchens that work for a living

Disposal jams, leaks at the flange, units that hum and quit. We repair and replace garbage disposals across Farmington Hills, usually in a single visit, and we'll tell you honestly when a repair beats a replacement.

Thirteen Mile to Eight Mile, we know the streets

From the neighborhoods off Middlebelt and Orchard Lake Road to the quieter streets near Heritage Park, we've been in homes like yours for decades. The drive from Milford is an easy one, and we schedule it so you're never waiting on a window that never comes.