Bathroom & Kitchen Plumbing
We repair and install toilets, showers, tubs, sinks, disposals and dishwasher lines in homes around Lebanon and Warren County.
Most bathroom and kitchen calls start small. A toilet runs all night, a shower valve keeps dripping, a disposal hums but won't turn, or water shows up under the sink after a new dishwasher goes in. Left alone, these turn into higher water bills, stained ceilings and soft subfloors. We find the cause before we replace anything. A running toilet is usually a worn flapper or fill valve, not a new toilet. When a fixture is worn out or you're remodeling, we install new toilets, tubs and sinks, hook up dishwashers, and run the supply and drain lines a bathroom remodel needs. Larger jobs at businesses and rentals fall under our commercial plumbing work. You get the price up front before we start, and same day estimates are available. We're a family-owned, licensed and insured plumbing company working in homes across Lebanon, Mason, Springboro, Waynesville and the rest of the area. If something is leaking right now, call (513) 277-3230. We run 24 hour emergency plumbing. For anything else, send us the details.
What this covers
- Toilet repair and installation
- Shower repair
- Tub installation
- Bathroom remodel plumbing
- Garbage disposal repair
- Sink installation
- Dishwasher hookup
Common questions
Should I repair my toilet or replace it?
Most running or weak-flushing toilets can be fixed with new internal parts like a flapper, fill valve or wax ring. A cracked tank or bowl, or a toilet that clogs constantly, is usually worth replacing. We'll tell you which one makes sense and give you the price before we do the work.
Do you handle the plumbing for a bathroom remodel?
Yes, bathroom remodel plumbing is one of the jobs we do. That includes moving or running supply and drain lines and setting the tub, shower valve, toilet and sink. Call us early so the rough-in is planned before the walls are closed up.
My garbage disposal hums but won't spin. What's wrong?
That usually means the disposal is jammed or the motor is seizing. Shut off the power and never reach inside. You can try the reset button on the bottom of the unit. If it stays jammed or is leaking from the housing, we can repair it or put in a new one.