Complete Plumbing Services for Homes and Businesses

Twelve Services, One Local Team

Most plumbing companies do a little of everything. We do too, but we try to do each job in a way that fits the home in front of us. A new house in Waukee has different needs than an old brick house in Des Moines. A farm house outside Adel may run on a well. A rental in Urbandale may need quick, low fuss repairs between tenants. Below you can open any service to learn what we do, when to call and what to expect.

Everyday Repairs and Hot Water

Some of the most common calls are about hot water, drains and toilets. A water heater can fail in many ways. It may leak, go cold, make noise or take too long to heat. We repair and replace both tank and tankless units, and we help you decide which choice makes sense. If you are weighing a repair against a new unit, our guide on repairing or replacing a water heater gives a calm way to think about it.

Drains are next. A slow sink or a tub that holds water usually has a clog, but the cause can vary. Grease, hair, soap and roots all play a part. For a quick fix we use drain machines. For a stubborn blockage, we use a camera and hydro jetting, which scrubs the inside of the pipe with high pressure water. Not sure which method is right? Read our comparison of jetting and snaking. Toilets that run, leak, rock or clog are also easy to fix in most cases, and we can install a new one when the old one is worn out.

These services keep a home running day to day. They are also the jobs where early action pays off. A toilet that runs all night can add a surprising amount to your water bill, and a heater that pops is telling you something. Do not wait for a small problem to become a mess.

Pipes, Sewers and Hidden Leaks

Water and waste lines are out of sight, so trouble can grow in secret. A hidden leak in a wall or a slab can soak materials, feed mold and drive up your bill. Our leak team uses listening tools and thermal imaging to find the spot with little damage. If the pipes are old, rusty or keep leaking, repiping with PEX or copper may be the long term answer. We explain the pros and cons of each material so you can choose.

The sewer line is the biggest pipe in your home, and it matters a lot. Roots, cracks and sags can cause backups that are messy and unsafe. We use a camera to see inside the line. Then we compare open trench repair with trenchless methods that need far less digging. If you notice slow drains, gurgling or sewer smells, take a look at our list of sewer line warning signs. And if you suspect a leak that you cannot see, our guide to finding a hidden leak shows simple tests to try first.

Gas lines need extra care. We install, test and repair natural gas piping for appliances such as ranges, dryers, heaters and grills. Gas work must be done right, so we pressure test every job. If you ever smell gas, leave the home and call from outside.

Pumps, Wells and Basements

Pumps are the hidden helpers of many Iowa homes. A sump pump keeps basements dry when ground water rises. A grinder pump lifts waste from a low area up to the sewer main. A well pump brings water from underground to your taps, often with a pressure tank that smooths out the flow. Each type fails in its own way, and each gives warning signs. Weak pressure, loud noise, short cycling or no water at all are all signs to call.

We install new pumps and repair old ones. We also look at the full setup, since a pump is only as good as the pipes, valves and switches around it. For basements, we may suggest a battery backup so the pump works during storms and power cuts. Our sump pump warning signs guide helps you spot trouble before it floods the floor.

Emergencies, Homes and Businesses

When water is pouring out, you need help now. Our emergency line is open day and night, every day of the year. If you are waiting for us, our tips on what to do before help arrives can limit damage. We also serve shops, offices and rentals, with scheduling that fits around business hours.

Not Sure What You Need?

Many plumbing problems look alike. A slow drain may be a small clog or a sewer line issue. Low hot water may be a worn part or a failing tank. Call us at +1 (515) 585-4137, answer a few easy questions and we will point you to the right fix. You can also browse the brands we service, check the cities we cover or read tips on our plumbing blog. To learn how prices work, see our plumbing cost guide, or send us a request.

No matter which service you need, you can expect the same things. We quote the price before work begins. We protect your floors, test every repair and explain what we did in plain words. Our crew is licensed and insured, and we are open 24/7, including weekends and holidays.

Questions We Hear Most

What plumbing services do you offer?

We repair and install water heaters, drains, sewers, pumps, toilets, gas lines, pipes and more. If you do not see your problem listed, call us and we will tell you if we can help.

Do you serve homes and businesses?

Yes. We handle residential and commercial plumbing across Central Iowa. Landlords and property managers can also set up repeat service.

Can I get a quote before you start work?

Yes. We inspect first, explain the cause and give you a price. Work only starts after you say yes.

Do you work on weekends and holidays?

Yes. Our team is open 24/7 for emergencies, including nights, weekends and holidays.