Drain clearing & pipe work
When several fixtures drain slowly, a shared branch or main line may be involved. Assessment helps identify the affected section before clearing or pipe work is selected.
Residential plumbing
Plumbing for the rooms you use every day.
From the kitchen sink to the water heater, your plumbing should work without getting in the way. Explore service for drains, everyday fixtures, household pipes and hot water equipment.
- Drains & household pipes
- Faucets, toilets & fixtures
- Water heaters
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Service details
Coverage from fixtures to connected lines.
Work may be limited to one component or extend to connected supply and drain lines. The layout and source of the concern determine which service applies.
Fixture service & installation
A replacement sink, toilet or shower fitting must match its mounting, valve, rough-in and available clearance. New work also accounts for shutoff access and finished surfaces.
Water-heater service & replacement
Service can evaluate the heater, controls and hot-water connections. Replacement choices depend on household demand, fuel or electrical supply, venting and available space.
Kitchen & bathroom projects
Moving or adding sinks, tubs or appliances changes where supply and drain connections must land. Coordinate plumbing layout with cabinetry and final fixture dimensions.
A closer look at shower fittings
The valve behind the trim determines the fit.
A new tub or shower faucet must match the valve behind the wall; the visible trim is not universal. Handle clearance, spout reach and finish coverage depend on the existing opening and selected fitting.
When replacing parts from different product lines, confirm valve and trim compatibility before closing the wall finish.
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Hot-water capacity is a household choice.
Storage tank
A tank holds heated water; its capacity and recovery rate matter when showers, laundry or dishwashing overlap.
Tankless
A tankless unit heats on demand. Required flow and available utility capacity influence how many outlets can run together.
Existing connections
Fuel or electrical service, venting, pipe routes and service access can affect whether an upgrade fits the home.
Useful answers
More about plumbing.
Why does a sink use a trap?
The curved section holds water between the room and the drain line. Its connection and venting need to fit the plumbing layout.
Can a toilet be moved during a bathroom update?
Possibly, but the drain route, vent connection and floor structure affect what can be changed. Plan the location before new finishes are installed.
What sets the location of a laundry standpipe?
The drain connection must suit the washer and plumbing design. Keep the standpipe and supply shutoffs accessible for installation and future service.
A service for your home
Get help with your home’s plumbing.
Connect about drains, fixtures, water heaters or a planned plumbing installation.
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