Supply Lines & Valves Plumbing Services in Philadelphia

For many older homes and buildings in Philadelphia, the plumbing hasn’t been upgraded in decades, leading to faulty, unsafe, and even property damaging outcomes. Replacing old lines and valves with better, more modern materials and higher quality components, is usually less costly and troublesome in the long-run.

For a new building project for a home or business, a new addition, or a major renovation, our plumbers have the experience and skills needed to ensure any rough-in plumbing passes inspection and is up to local construction codes. If you’re looking to renovate or build, we’ll help you develop plan and implement your project on time.

Pinhole leaks, leaky joints, faulty flow valves, and cracked or water burst lines will happen eventually. When they do, repairing a plumbing leak professionally is the best solution to control the issue and ensure it doesn’t reoccur. Whether copper, pex, pvc, polyurethane or any another material you may have,  we can work with it.

Adding a new appliance or fixture that requires a new water supply connected to it is something that many homes and businesses regularly do. From a hot tub, fridge ice maker, drinking fountain, eye-wash station, dishwasher or washing machine, wherever you need a new supply line and valves plumbed into it, we’ve likely already done it all.

Philly winters can be tough and everything, including the plumbing. If there’s an unusually cold snap or plumbing is near a cold zone or draft, this can lead to a major plumbing problem. We provide professional solutions to repair frozen lines and valves as well as preventative insulation measures to deal with problematic lines.

Your main water service line connects your home or building to the city’s main line. It’s the main source of water to the rest of your plumbing system. When something goes wrong here, it’s your responsibility to have the necessary repairs are made. We’re licensed and experienced to help you tackle these serious water supply line issues.

Low water pressure may be caused by mineral buildup, leaky pipes, partially closed valves, a faulty pressure regulator, or issues with your main service supply line. Identifying the root cause is essential for resolving restoring adequate water pressure. We can help diagnose and repair the issue affecting your water pressure supply.

Water hammer occurs when the force of flowing water is abruptly stopped, causing a pressure surge and then a loud noise. This eventually leads to supply line damage. We can repair or install water hammer arrestors, air chambers, or pressure-reducing valves to mitigate it and maintain stable water flow in your lines.