Plumbing Repair in Delaware County

Hiring a Licensed Plumber for Your Delaware County Property

When plumbing issues arise, choosing licensed plumbers is essential, as they provide the expertise and reliability needed for a job done right. Residents across Delaware, Montgomery, and Chester counties trust our reputation as skilled professionals who adhere to local codes and standards, ensuring safety, compliance, and thoroughly completing your plumbing project the first time.

Commitment to Professionalism

Feehan Plumbing & Heating is committed to professionalism, as demonstrated by our extensively trained plumbers who efficiently handle any plumbing issue, from minor leaks to major pipe bursts. We prioritize punctuality and cleanliness, respecting your home and schedule, and our dedication to customer care, coupled with our technical expertise, solidifies our reputation as a trusted plumbing service in Delaware County.

Delivering High-Quality Work

Our plumbers meet certain standards and regulations set by the state. This means that they have demonstrated their competency and are committed to upholding the highest standards of workmanship. By hiring Feehan Plumbing & Heating, you can trust that the job will be done right the first time, ensuring that your plumbing system functions optimally and that the repairs or installations will last for years. That’s why we are the plumbing repair company Delaware County relies on.

We take pride in our craftsmanship and use only high-quality materials that stand the test of time. Our focus on quality ensures long-term solutions and enhances your plumbing system's overall performance. Customers in Delaware County can trust us to deliver durable results that protect and enhance their homes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need a plumbing repair?

Several signs indicate a potential plumbing issue requiring professional attention. These include dripping faucets or leaking pipes, as even small leaks can waste significant water and lead to water damage over time. Slow-draining sinks or tubs could indicate a clog in your drain lines, while low water pressure can indicate pipe corrosion, leaks, or sediment buildup. A constantly running toilet can waste a lot of water and indicate a problem with the tank components. Strange noises from pipes, such as gurgling, banging, or whistling, can indicate air in the pipes, clogs, or other issues. Sewage smells are a serious sign of a potential sewer line issue and require immediate attention. Water stains on ceilings or walls can indicate hidden leaks that must be addressed promptly. A sudden increase in your water bill without a change in usage could indicate a hidden leak, and cold water when you should have hot water is a sign of water heater issues. Finally, wet spots in the yard are a sign of a broken water or sewer line.

What should I do in a plumbing emergency?

A plumbing emergency is any situation that poses an immediate risk to your property or health, such as burst pipes, sewer backups, major leaks, flooding, or gas leaks related to gas-powered water heaters or appliances. If you experience a plumbing emergency, take the following steps: first, turn off the main water supply to your home to stop the water flow. Turn off the gas or electric supply if the emergency involves the water heater. If there's flooding, try to contain the water using towels, buckets, or mops to minimize damage. Avoid using electrical appliances in wet areas to prevent electrocution.

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