FIXTURES

We offer installation, repair and replacement service for toilets, garbage disposals, kitchen and bath sinks, faucets, and many other plumbing fixtures.  There is no job too small.

DRAINS

When you think about what goes down our drains every day—from grease and hair to soap and food waste—it’s not surprising that occasionally our sewer systems or drain systems become clogged. These circumstances call for immediate attention and that is why Just Plumbing is the professional you want on the job. We diagnose and correct the problem, in most cases, on the first call.

Just Plumbing’s fully stocked trucks are capable of clearing your clogged drain through the following methods:

• Water Jet & Flushing
• 25 – 100 ft. Electric Drain Snake

Flusher Jetter

Gas/Electric Jetters

GAS

Converting your appliances to natural gas is one of the most popular and efficient ways you can add value and comfort to your home. Even with fluctuating energy prices, natural gas can cost significantly less than its equivalent of electricity or oil.

Just Plumbing can install and maintain gas systems for the following appliances:

• Gas Water Heater
• Gas Range
• Gas Barbeque
• Gas Fireplace
• Gas Dryer
• Gas Heating Unit (not a furnace with ductwork)

WATER HEATERS

In order to maintain a sufficient hot water supply, Just Plumbing recommends taking the time to consider your hot water heating system. By doing so, you will also learn ways to cut your energy costs.

• Electric Water Heaters
  Electric water heaters are the least expensive style of water heaters and they carry a stigma of being less efficient than gas or tankless; however, purchasing a model with a higher energy factor may make up for the higher sticker price.
• Gas Water Heaters
  Gas models cost more than electrics. But on the basis of national-average fuel costs, a gas water heater will cost you about half as much to run as a comparable electric model.
• Tankless Water Heaters
  Tankless Water Heaters are suitcase-sized units that heat water only when needed by using an electric coil or natural gas to heat water passing through a heat exchanger inside. They eliminate the risk of tank failure and the energy lost by constantly reheating water.
• Hybrid Water Heaters
  Hybrid water heaters have an electric storage heater paired with a heat pump that extracts heat from the air and uses it to help heat the water. Hybrids can use up to 62 percent less energy than a standard water heater, for an average annual savings of about $320.