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Plumbing Services in Tuscaloosa, AL
Do you want the best plumbing service in Tuscaloosa? Give us a call today!
Finding a reliable residential plumbing contractor in Tuscaloosa, AL can be tricky. Luckily, Premier Service Company, Inc. is here for you. Whether you’ve got an emergency, or just want to remodel your bathroom, you can rely on us for excellent service every time. We understand that everyone’s needs are different, and we’ll do our best to meet yours.
We offer all the services you’d expect from a Tuscaloosa plumber, including:
No matter what you need, no job is too big or too small for us to handle. We also offer residential heating services.
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Have a Plumbing Emergency? We’re Here to Help!
Most plumbing emergencies don’t happen at a convenient time. If you’ve ever had a burst pipe at 4 am, you’ll appreciate our full-time, 24/7 emergency plumbers. Our emergency plumbing service starts as soon as you call us. Our trained staff will help identify the problem and recommend steps for you to take while you wait for us to arrive.
Once we get there, we’ll do a quick diagnostic to confirm the problem. All our plumbers have standard equipment and parts on hand—we aim to handle the job on the first visit. Once we’ve taken steps to stop any water damage to your home, we’ll get things back up and running in no time.
Signs You Have a Burst Pipe
While most people expect that a burst pipe will result in a flood of water, that’s not always the case. A burst pipe can cause anything from a small drip to a full-on flood. No matter the size of the issue, it’s something that you need to prevent water damage and stop the problem from getting worse.
Here are some of the most common signs of a leaky or burst pipe:
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Higher water bill.
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Bubbling paint or wallpaper and other signs of unusual moisture around the house.
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The presence of mildew or mold.
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Soft spots in the floor or stains on the ceiling.
At Premier Service Company, Inc., our trained plumbers use state-of-the-art equipment to quickly find and repair the cause of any leak. Think the problem might be in your foundation? Call now for slab leak repair!
New Construction Plumbing
Whether you’re adding a new bathroom, revamping your existing plumbing installation, or building a new home, we have the right solution for you.
We have a range of products, including comfort-height toilets, leak defense alarms, and bathroom fixtures that will help you conserve water and save money on any new or existing installation.
Our team has over 25 years of experience and can handle projects of all sizes from start to finish. Let Premier Service Company, Inc. be your one-stop shop for plumbing services
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Plumbing FAQ
Why is my water heater not making hot water?
This could be due to a tripped breaker, a faulty heating element, or a gas supply issue. Call us for a professional inspection.
Is Drano or similar drain cleaners safe to use to clean drains?
We do not recommend chemical drain cleaners as they can damage pipes. Instead, schedule a professional drain cleaning for a safe and effective solution.
What temperature should my water heater be set at?
We recommend 120°F for safety and energy efficiency.
Should I flush my tank-type water heater?
Yes, flushing your water heater once a year removes sediment buildup and extends its lifespan.
How often should I flush my tankless water heater?
Tankless water heaters should be flushed once a year to maintain efficiency.
What do I do if my toilet is running constantly or longer than usual?
Check if the flapper is sealing properly or if the fill valve needs adjustment. If the issue continues, call us for service.
What effects does high water pressure have on the appliances in my home?
High water pressure can damage pipes, faucets, and appliances. A pressure regulator may be needed to protect your plumbing system.
What should NOT go down the garbage disposal?
Avoid putting grease, bones, coffee grounds, eggshells, pasta, and fibrous vegetables down the disposal.
If I have an irrigation system, should I have backflow prevention?
Yes, backflow prevention is required to keep your drinking water safe from contamination.