Plumbing Questions? We Have Answers.

Yes. If you have already purchased a toilet, we can handle the removal of the old unit and installation of yours.

Swapping a fixture in the same location typically does not require a permit in Louisiana. Moving drain lines or supply connections, or adding new fixtures, usually does.

A standard tank replacement typically takes two to three hours once the new unit is on site. Tankless installations can take longer if gas line or electrical work is also needed.

Most residential systems are set between 40 and 60 PSI. Anything above 80 PSI puts stress on fixtures and supply lines.

If the valve is older, corroded, or won't close completely, replacement is usually the right call. A valve that only partially closes can fail entirely at the worst time.

Yes. Even a faint odor means gas is present somewhere it should not be.

Most pedestal and submersible sump pumps last 7 to 10 years under normal use. In a high-rainfall area like Lake Charles where the pump runs frequently, that lifespan can be shorter.

You can physically use the system, but you shouldn't. Without the aerator, the system isn't treating waste properly.

If every drain in the house is backing up and your neighbors are having the same problem, it is likely a city main issue. If only your fixtures are affected, the blockage is in your private line.