When you see a pool of water in your house or building it may be obvious where the leak is located but what if you don't see any water leaking? If your water bill doesn't add up, take a look at your water meter.  You could have a leak and not even know it.  If no water is running but the dial inside the meter is spinning, it's a sign.  If you see water leaking from any pipe or connection or think you have a leak, call us right away.  The fix could be a simple repair. The longer you wait, the more it will cost.  The quicker we can take care of the problem, the less damage will occur and the happier your wallet will be. 

When the temperature outside drops below freezing, you can prevent your pipes from freezing by keeping cabinet doors open to allow for warm air circulation, adding extra insulation to pipes and keeping your home or building warm.  

Water heaters commonly suffer from sediment build-up, as well as thermostat problems.  While most fixes are simple, your heater could be suffering from age and require a full replacement.  Call us if you are experiencing any of the following: rusty or discolored smelly water, unusual amounts of noise and/or pooling water around your water heater.  If it needs to be replaced, we will provide you with advice on the best heater for you (tank, tankless, or hybrid), and install it at the most competitive price around.