Residential Water & Gas Line Repair Services
Water & Gas Line Repair and Installation Service in Bloomingdale Illinois
MAS Plumbing is available whether you want to repair a gas line to a new or existing gas burning fireplace, install a new water heater, a high-efficiency gas stove, or an outdoor barbecue/grill.
We are available to install new water or new gas lines for whatever your needs in Bloomingdale IL.
When you choose a new appliance for your Bloomingdale home chances are this new equipment relies on a steady stream of water to function, this is the case with such appliances as a dishwasher, fridge, or water filter. Unless you are replacing these items with one with similar capabilities, you will need a sturdy water line hookup. You also need a trustworthy plumbing company to install new sewer and water pipes, as any leaks from these appliances can cause mold buildup and sewer damage.
Signs of a Water Line Leak
Notice a musty odor? Mildew is a sign you need to book a water line inspection. Water damage doesn’t always need to be seen to be discovered. At some point, ignoring or pushing off a water line repair project will cause mildew and mold to form. To eliminate this odor in your home or commercial property, you should book a plumbing pipe and water line repair, installation, and replacement appointment. MAS Plumbing offers water pipe leak repair services for all types of plumbing systems. Our team of plumbers are avaialable 24/7 in Bloomingdale Illinois for all water line repair needs.
Suddenly Higher Water Bills Are a Sign of a Water Pipe Leak
Have you noticed an unexplainable water bill increase? If so, we recommend first, checking your water meter and try to recall if anything has changed in your water usage in the past month. Check any unused bathrooms to see if a toilet is running or any other water feature is dripping. There’s a big possibility you have a water line leak if the spike in your bill is suspicious. MAS Plumbing is available to provide reliable and affordable water leak repair services.
