Plumbing Line Replacement
In Minnesota, it’s no secret that a quality plumbing installation company is hard to come by. Since 1962, Dan’s Plumbing & Septic has been serving our Minnesota community with quality plumbing services that you can count on. We are a full-service plumbing company that can quickly decipher the need for new installation, repair or even a replacement. If you are searching for an honest, reliable plumbing company for your plumbing line replacement, we’ve got you covered every step of the way.
With almost 60 years of experience under our belts, plumbing line replacements are a massive part of what we do daily. There is something about working with customers that are remodeling.
If you are concerned about a water issue related to your shower, tub, toilet or sink, it may be time to contact a plumber. Residential plumbing issues are not something you want to experiment with in terms of repair. You want to know that your repairs will hold, and you will not end up with water damage on your hands. The team at Dan’s Plumbing & Septic specializes in all types of general plumbing issues
We meet a lot of homeowners who are very good at plumbing. We also meet homeowners who think they are good at plumbing, but have just enough knowledge to be dangerous, and others who could do some simple plumbing jobs but just do not have the confidence to trust their abilities. The odds are good that all of those homeowners will, at some point, need the services of a trained professional plumber, and Dan’s Plumbing & Septic is proud to serve the homeowners in our community when you need us.
An average North American household loses approximately 10,000 gallons of water each year from household leaks. 10% of homes suffer from severe leaks, resulting in water loss of up to 90 gallons per day. Are you ignoring a dripping toilet or a leaky faucet for a while? While you know that the leak is costing money and wasting water, how much do your water bills increase if the repair is delayed? You can reduce your monthly water bills by identifying the cost of leaks and other ways that you are wasting water.
It’s not uncommon in Minnesota for people to pack up and head to warmer climates during the winter months. One common question we at Dan’s Plumbing and Septic are asked is how to properly shut off the water to the entire house to ensure pipes don’t freeze. This simple task is especially important if you plan to turn your furnace down to save electricity or should the power go out and interior temperatures drop. This can keep your pipes from freezing to the point of bursting and can save you thousands of dollars in repair bills. So, what is the proper way to ensure all the pipes are safe? Let’s break the process down step-by-step:
It is a known fact that Minnesota deals with prolonged, bitterly cold temperatures during the winter months. In fact, records show that January alone averages 12oF! With temperatures this low, how can you ensure that your water supply lines inside and out don’t freeze? The plumbing professionals at Dan’s Plumbing and Septic know plumbing systems and know Minnesota winters, so we offer some tips for protecting one of the larger investments in your home or business – you’re plumbing.