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, from emergency calls to full remodels.
Pull-down faucet set on a stainless double sink.
Tank water heater fitted in a utility closet with new connections.
Concrete opened to reach a failing line below the basement floor.
New trap and supply lines under a kitchen sink.
Ceiling opened to find and fix a leak in the line above.
The van at a job around the valley.
Vanity, faucet, and toilet set in a small bath.
Copper connections and an expansion tank on a new water heater.
Checking the fall on a new sewer line before backfill.
Pump set in its basin and wired up.
New line in the trench, replacing the old service to the house.
Arriving for a service call.
Filter system plumbed in at the main line.
Wall-mounted tankless unit in place of a tank heater.
Trench across the yard for a full line replacement.
New basket strainer and drain in a stainless sink.
Cutting in a new section on a buried water line.
Tiled shower with the valve and drain roughed in.
Reaching the sewer line at the street.
Tightening a new PVC trap under a sink.
Tracking a leak through the crawlspace.
New PEX supply lines run through the floor joists.
Working a line in a tight crawlspace.
Softener plumbed in and tested.
Filtration and softening system going in.
Shower valve set in the wall before tile.
New vanity top and faucet.
Full softener setup in a mechanical room.
Setting a new tub during a bathroom remodel.
Copper and PEX stubs set in the wall.
Lines run through framing before drywall goes up.
Two techs working a fixture into place.
Supply manifold mounted on a block wall.
New softener unit in a utility space.
Fixtures set in a compact bathroom.
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
