Why Invest In A Maintenance Service Agreement?

Choosing to invest in a plumbing maintenance agreement is a smart and forward-thinking decision for both individuals and businesses alike. These agreements provide a proactive approach to plumbing care, offering scheduled inspections, preventive maintenance, and timely repairs to keep plumbing systems in optimal condition. For businesses, a well-maintained plumbing infrastructure is essential to ensure uninterrupted operations, employee productivity, and customer satisfaction. Individuals benefit from the convenience and peace of mind that comes with knowing their homes are protected against unexpected plumbing issues. Maintenance agreements often include priority service, cost savings on repairs, and comprehensive check-ups, helping to detect and address potential problems before they become major disruptions. By opting for a plumbing maintenance agreement, individuals and businesses not only save on potential emergency repair costs but also extend the lifespan of their plumbing systems, promoting efficiency and reliability. It's a proactive investment that pays off in terms of both peace of mind and long-term cost savings.

Maintenance Service Agreement

Our Maintenance Service Agreement Customers Receive:

  1. Yearly maintenance check on plumbing equipment.

  2. 15% Discount on labor and materials should additional work be required throughout the year.

  3. Priority Emergency Service.

  4. Peace of mind knowing your system is operating safely and efficiently.

Once a year we will:

  • Dye test all toilets.

  • Check all faucets for leaks.

  • Check all exposed hot and cold water supply lines.

  • All sink piping will be checked.

  • All fixture drains will be checked.

  • All lawn faucets will be checked for leaks.

  • We will check all emergency water shutoff valves.

  • We will check water heater visual inspection, looking for any sign of water, corrosion, or potential issues.

Water Heater Yearly Maintenance Service Agreement

What will we deliver?

  • Temperature Check:

Verify that the water heater temperature is set to a safe and efficient level.

  • Flush Sediment:

Periodically flush the water heater to remove sediment. Following the steps outlined in the water heater flush procedure.

  • Anode Rod Inspection:

Check the condition of the anode rod. If it’s heavily corroded, consider replacing it to protect the tank from rusting.

  • Check for leaks:

Inspect all connections, valves, and the tank itself for any signs of leaks.

  • Pressure Relief Valve Test:

Test the pressure relief valve by lifting the lever to ensure it operates correctly. This valve is crucial for preventing excessive pressure in the tank.

  • Inspect Burner (for gas heaters):

If you have a Gas Water Heater, inspect the burner chamber for any signs of corrosion or soot.

  • Insulate Pipes (if needed):

Consider insulating hot water pipes to minimize heat loss and improve energy efficiency.

  • Install Expansion Tank (if needed):

If you experience issues related to thermal expansion, consider installing an expansion tank to relieve pressure.

  • Check TPR Valve (Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve):

Ensure the TPR valve is functioning correctly. If it’s leaking or not operating as intended, it may need replacement.

  • Inspect Electrical Components (for electrical heaters):

If you have an electric water heater, we will check the condition of the heating elements.

  • Monitor for Unusual Noises:

Be attentive to any unusual sounds, which could indicate issues with the heating element or sediment buildup.

  • Water Quality:

Consider water softening solutions if your water supply is hard, as hard water can lead to sediment accumulation.

  • Professional Inspection:

Periodically, we will have a certified, professional plumber inspect your water heater for more in-depth assessments.