
Residential plumbing
Residential Plumbing in Northbrook & the North Shore
Leaks, water heaters, fixtures, and bathroom or kitchen plumbing — repaired or replaced without the runaround.
What this includes
Toilets and faucets
A running toilet, a drip that stains the sink, or a new fixture set and sealed so it is quiet.
Drain cleaning
Clear kitchen, bath, and laundry drains and lines that have stopped behaving.
Garbage disposals
Swap a dead disposal or reset the one that jammed on last night’s dinner.
Leaks and shutoffs
Find the leak under the sink or in the wall, and replace the seized valve so you can turn the water off.
Showers, tubs, and sinks
New bowls, valves, and trim — not a full bath remodel, just the fixture that failed.
Water heaters
Repair or replace tank and tankless water heaters when the house is out of hot water.
Sump pumps
A working sump and backup so a North Shore rain does not end up in the basement.
Washer and ice-maker lines
Laundry boxes, supply lines, and the fridge line leaking behind the cabinet.
Water and gas lines
Repair or replace tired or leaking runs — not the remodel, just the pipe that needs doing.
Remodel plumbing
Rough-in and finish plumbing when a kitchen or bath is coming apart — the pipe work behind the remodel.
Emergency plumbing
Available around the clock when a pipe or fixture will not wait until Monday.
Before you call
Straight answers for the house.
- Do you handle emergency plumbing?
Yes. Emergency plumbing does not wait for Monday. Call (847) 778-8053 anytime — weekends too.
- Can you replace a water heater or just a faucet?
Both. Toilets, faucets, leaks, water heaters, sump pumps, and the plumbing behind a kitchen or bath remodel. Same crew that does the electrical.
- How do I request a visit?
Call (847) 778-8053 anytime — weekends too — or use Request a visit. We typically reply within a business day, and never more than 72 hours.
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Talk through the plumbing.
Call anytime, or request a visit. We will look at the work, give you a clear number, and do it right the first time.
