We repair leaking drains and traps, clogged sinks, loose faucets, damaged shutoff valves, and slow drains across all sink types — kitchen, bathroom, utility, laundry, undermount, vessel, drop-in, and farmhouse. Most repairs take 1–2 hours.

Note: we don't repair cracked or chipped basins — replacement is the reliable fix for most porcelain or composite damage.

Running toilets, weak flushing, clogs, base leaks, broken handles, fill valves, and wobbling toilets. A rocking toilet isn't cosmetic — it often signals a failed wax ring or floor damage. Most repairs take 30 minutes to 2 hours. Older toilets with discontinued parts may be better candidates for replacement.

Dripping heads, leaking valves, low pressure, drain issues, temperature problems, and broken cartridges. Most modern shower valves can be serviced from the trim side without opening the wall. Inconsistent temperature usually means a worn cartridge or failing pressure-balancing valve — both are repairable.

Drips, loose handles, low pressure, cartridge failures, and under-sink leaks. High-quality faucets are usually worth repairing; older or heavily corroded fixtures may be more cost-effective to replace. We repair most major brands when parts are available, plus outdoor hose bibs, frost-free spigots, and hydrants. Most repairs: 1–2 hours.

Hidden leaks cause mold, structural damage, and expensive repairs if ignored — act immediately. Signs include high water bills, damp drywall, musty odors, bubbling paint, and water stains. We locate hidden leaks before repairing, and can often fix locally without replacing the whole line. We work with copper, PEX, CPVC, PVC, galvanized, and cast iron.

No hot water, leaks, faulty thermostats, pilot light issues, ignition failures, and sediment buildup. Rumbling usually means scale from Michigan hard water. No hot water isn't always the water heater — we diagnose the full system. We service both tank and tankless units and most major brands: Bradford White, Rheem, A.O. Smith, Navien, Lochinvar. No-hot-water calls are treated as priority.

Michigan hard water causes mineral scale buildup in tankless units — annual maintenance keeps them running efficiently. A service visit includes flushing and descaling the heat exchanger, cleaning filters, checking burners and venting, and inspecting system performance. Skipping maintenance leads to reduced efficiency, error codes, and premature failure. We service Navien, Rinnai, Rheem, and most other brands — and can often restore units that haven't been serviced in years. Recurring maintenance plans available.

No heat, circulator pump failures, pressure issues, ignition problems, leaks, and thermostat faults. Banging or kettling sounds usually mean mineral buildup or air in the system. Uneven radiators often point to circulation or zone valve issues. We service gas boilers only — brands include Weil-McLain, Burnham, Navien, Crown, and Peerless. Loss of heat in a Michigan winter is treated as a high-priority emergency. Annual maintenance plans available.