The average plumbing system, regardless of size, scale, or dimension of the property it supports, is innately complex and has many variables that are often best addressed with professional assistance. For instance, when one of our local clients' pipes burst and floods their property, it can be an absolute nightmare for a variety of reasons; chief among them being the water damage to the rest of their property and potential for health hazards left by stagnant/free-standing water. While it is possible for them to correct or address the cracked pipes and water-logged foundation on their own, it's definitely not recommended. In direct answer to the many woes and worriments that a property's plumbing system can (and likely will) bring, we are proud to offer our fellow St. Francois and Jefferson County, Missouri property owners unbeatable coverage regarding all facets of their plumbing system. Our plumbing coverage is well-rounded and includes plumbing repairs, plumbing installs, plumbing inspections, (re)piping, and fixture/hardware replacements. Continue reading below to learn more about each specific service - if you have a specific plumbing problem that you need professional plumbing assistance with and it is not listed below, please feel free to reach out to our in-house master plumber(s) directly by clicking here!
A water softener is a great way to improve the health and quality of your home’s water supply; especially for older, or more rural residential properties that lack city-regulated plumbing or access to a pre-softened water supply.
Garbage disposals play an integral role in the day-to-day lives. When improperly installed or outdated, they can actually prove to be a health hazard.
Having a built-in filtration & sanitation system can do wonders for the quality of life allotted to a home’s occupants but it’s always prudent to consult with an experienced plumbing contractor to affect any installations, replacements, or repair services.
While installing a dishwasher may appear to be a simple endeavor requiring a simple plugging in of a power cord, the reality is that dishwashers can be complex system-additions to the plumbing layout of your home’s kitchen.
Ensuring your property steadily and reliably supplied with warm, treated water is definitely a necessity that many property owners are well aware of; especially when their current water heating system is subpar or inadequately providing hot water on a regular basis.
When tasked with installing a circulator pump, our in-house master plumbers always apply diligence, experience, and wherewithal to ensure the pump is functioning properly and the plumbing circuit remains closed.
An ejector pump is crucial for properties in which the faucet, fixture, or spout is located beneath the main sewer/septic line of the property’s plumbing system The ejector pump is typically favored for homes or structures that enjoy a basement or subterranean quarters that is supplied by a water line.
Our teams of seasoned plumbing professionals are well-versed in piping, re-piping, and fitting installations for a variety of plumbing systems, including those common to residential and commercial properties.
The temperature of your property’s water is well-balanced, easily changeable (from hot to cold and from cold to hot, respectively) and is traditionally regulated by mixing valves that are present near most faucets, downspouts, or spigots which are placed strategically throughout the average plumbing system.
As with most property layouts that abide by traditional designs (a roughly square or rectangular shape), there is a wealth of “hard turns” or right angles featured in the property’s plumbing, gas, and sewer lines. When this is the case, angle stops are essential to promote system efficiency by angling lines at 90 degrees, thus avoiding excess piping or ineffective designs.
Ranging from (re)piping & replacements to installing new plumbing lines to the various outlets, faucets, or spigots, our bathroom plumbing remodeling services are always a step above in terms of quality and consistency.
Similar to the bathroom plumbing remodeling services we offer is the additional plumbing remodeling coverage we extend to kitchens; both indoor and outdoor. Moreover, most kitchens are supported by gas lines as well as water lines, so it’s crucial to install/service them accordingly.
Not every remodeling project we assist with (in a plumbing capacity, of course) is simply defined by a “bathroom plumbing remodel” or “kitchen plumbing remodel”. Often, many of our clients have a guest suite, workshop, converted garage that needs reliable plumbing coverage and we’re more than thrilled to answer those calls!
Frequent cleaning and quality control on a routine basis not only ensures that the aesthetics (both visually & olfactory) and performance of the entire plumbing system but it also goes a long way towards extending its longevity overall.
While experiencing a clogged drain is quite common for many households, there are a plethora of causes that are typically the culprit. Our plumbing specialists are well-acquainted with not only the reasons for a clogged drain but also at implementing viable & affordable solutions for the clogged drain as well.
Taking into account the crucial role that a drainage system plays in the overall performance of a property’s plumbing system, it’s ALWAYS advisable to seek out professional plumbing assistance when upgrading or installing the aforementioned drain system.
With the ever-growing advancements & innovations in the plumbing industry never ceasing to progress, it’s a little-to-no mystery as to why plumbing inspections are less painstaking, expensive, or ineffective than they were several decades ago. For those that are still curious, however, we invite you to learn more about the benefits of having one of our seasoned plumbers affect a plumbing system inspection whilst wielding a state-of-the-art, high-definition video camera.
Depending on the location (county/city, etc) and the general size/scale of the construction project that requires an effective plumbing system to be designed/installed, it’s commonly required to commission a “pre-construction plumbing inspection” prior to advancing into the next phase of construction.
Conversely, a post-construction plumbing inspection is often mandatory after a construction project successfully concludes. A post-construction plumbing inspection, while seemingly tedious & convenient on the surface, it actually plays an integral role in the safety of the property’s tenants as well as the longevity of the plumbing system overall.
Not every plumbing system is constructed the same way, designed with the same parameters, or will function identically to another plumbing system. Which, in turn, requires the same level of attention when the plumbing system is being inspected to be adjusted accordingly. As fortune would have it, there are several options to obtain a plumbing system inspection that includes full AND partial plumbing inspection capacities.
Detecting a leaking plumbing system can be a challenging task for many property owners because most plumbing systems have multiple water/sewage lines, faucets, and a veritable maze of piping that supports the property.
A very wise man was once quoted as saying “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” While that particular adage was addressed towards fire prevention/control, it does have its value when applied towards a leaking plumbing system.
Depending on the size of the property that is affected by a leaking plumbing system (as well as the plumbing system that it supports), it might be prudent to consider hiring a professional plumbing company to repair any leaks that are plaguing your property.
Installing a series of PVC lines for a property’s cold water supply is a task that our company, Greer Plumbing, has spent years successfully honing to ensure our customers are safe, satisfied, and well-supplied with clear, cold water all year round!
Due to the inherent flexibility within their polymers and composition, PEX water lines have the added advantage of being less likely to burst, rupture, fissure, or crack as the seasons change and the climate gets colder.
There is a wealth of line types or specified materials that are typically used in the piping system that supplies a property with natural gas; including copper, brass, galvanized steel, black steel, and CSST (corrugated stainless steel tubing).
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