Our work, Salt Lake City, UT
Nobody browses a plumbing gallery for the scenery. What's worth looking at is the difference between a line that was failing and one that isn't anymore, so that's what's here: real jobs from around the valley, with a note on what was wrong and what it took to fix.
Emergency calls get answered by a person and go to the front of the schedule. Most of what we load for these is predictable, which is why the majority get finished on the first visit.
A wall-mounted tankless unit takes back the floor space a tank was using and won't run out mid-shower. Whether it's practical in a given house comes down to the gas line and the venting.
Clearing the clog is the easy half. The useful half is working out whether it was a one-off or the third symptom of something further down, because the answer changes what you should do next.
Camera footage of a joint packed with roots next to the same run once it's been cleared and the section replaced. This is the pair that explains a sewer quote better than any amount of talking does.
Replacing the failed section rather than the whole run. The camera decides which of those two jobs it is, and the difference between them is usually several thousand dollars.
Located with acoustic and pressure equipment before anything came apart, so the access hole is the size of the repair instead of the size of the search.
Supply lines, trap, and shutoff valves on a fixture install. New valves go on with every one of these, because the old ones are what seize the day you actually need them.
A failed tank out and a new one in, with the expansion tank, shutoff, and drain pan done properly at the same time rather than left for next time.
Galvanized supply lines out, new pipe in. The houses that need this are usually the ones that have had three separate leaks in two years.
Supply and drain lines in and pressure tested with the walls still open. This is the stage that has to be right, because everything after it hides the work.
We photograph the jobs worth showing, which mostly means the ones where the before is genuinely alarming. Check back, or call and we'll talk you through work we've done like yours.
You get the pictures too
Every sewer job gets camera footage and you keep a copy. Leaks, repairs, and anything that gets closed back up get photographed before and after. It's how you know what you paid for, and it's what an insurer or a future buyer will ask to see. How a sewer job runs
Reliable Plumbing, Salt Lake City, UT
Text us a photo of yours at (801) 803-0847 and we'll tell you what we think you're looking at, and whether it's urgent.
(801) 803-0847
