02 · Patton standard
What a Plumbing Fixture Visit Includes
We start by inspecting the existing fixture and supply lines to identify any underlying issues — corroded valves, undersized supply lines, or incompatible mounting configurations. These hidden problems can cause leaks or poor performance after installation if not addressed.
We remove the old fixture, clean the mounting surface, install the new fixture with fresh supply lines, and test for leaks under normal operating pressure. We also check the shut-off valves and recommend replacement if they are seized or leaking.
Most faucet and toilet replacements are completed in 1-2 hours. Shower valve replacements and tub spout upgrades take longer because they often require accessing plumbing behind the wall.
- Supply line inspection and replacement if signs of corrosion or wear are present
- Shut-off valve check — stuck valves are replaced to prevent emergency shut-off failures
- Fixture testing under full water pressure to confirm no drips at connection points
- Old fixture removal and debris clean-up included in every visit