Posted by admin on May 18, 2013 in
Uncategorized Need a plumber for the new home you’re building? Pine Valley Plumbing has over 25 years of new construction experience. Whether you are building an affordable, first home or the home of your dreams with saunas, whirlpool baths, rainhead shower heads, a hot water recirculating system, and customized fixtures, we have the knowledge to help your project run smoothly. Give us a call today, and turn your plumbing dream into a reality!
Posted by admin on Mar 23, 2013 in
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Uncategorized Oh, those annoying, little plumbing problems! The bathtub clogged up again! Why won’t the toilet quit running?! The faucet is constantly drip-drip-dripping! Are you fed up? Our trained technicians can fix those little issues in no time. Give us a call and repair those problems once and for all!
Posted by admin on Feb 16, 2013 in
Uncategorized Ready for something new? Do you want to remodel your kitchen or your bathroom, but you don’t have the time or the money for a full remodel? Sometimes a small change like installing a new fixture can make a big difference. From kitchen faucets that turn on when touched to insta hot water faucets to a new, modern toilet or waterfall bathroom faucets, a new fixture can give your room some added convenience and a whole new look.
Posted by admin on Feb 2, 2013 in
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Water Heaters If you are noticing a problem with your hot water heater, you may not always need a new one. Calling a plumber sometimes sounds like the more expensive way to go, but in this case, it could end up saving you hundreds of dollars. Many people replace their water heater to find out it did not solve their problem. It could be anything from crossed lines in the wall to the need for an expansion tank. Confirm that it is your water heater that needs to be replaced before you invest in a new one!
Posted by admin on Jan 13, 2013 in
Uncategorized Winter is in full force here in Central Oregon, and your plumbing is at risk. If your pipes freeze and break, the repairs can be very costly. There are some things that you can do, though, to help protect your home before any damage happens. First, make sure that your home’s exterior foundation vent covers are on. This will hold in the heat and help protect the pipes under your home. Second, remove all hoses from your hose bibs. This will help keep your hose bibs from freezing and breaking. Finally, and most importantly, never turn the heat off to your home. If the pipes in your walls freeze in addition to the pipes under your home, your home could flood when the pipes thaw out which will be expensive and messy. So take some precautions this winter, because baby, it’s cold outside!