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Responded to a toilet that was constantly running and diagnosed a worn flush valve seal and handle issue. Replaced the faulty components, tested the toilet to ensure it was operating properly, and stopped the continuous running before wrapping up.
Completed a TCC member plumbing maintenance visit on the 1-year-old tank water heater and reviewed the home’s plumbing system. Inspected the NTI boiler with side tank, noted a few zone valves not operating properly, answered faucet questions, and scheduled an HVAC technician to further evaluate the system.
Pulled and reset the basement toilet to address a leak at the base, installing a new wax ring, bolts, shims, and caps for a secure seal. Tested the toilet thoroughly after resetting to ensure it was stable and leak-free before finishing up.
Replaced the existing bathroom lavatory faucet and pop-up assembly, updating the under-sink connections and shut-off stops for a clean, reliable setup. Installed a new pressure reducing valve and tested everything thoroughly to ensure proper flow and leak-free operation before wrapping up.
Completed a plumbing maintenance tune-up on the water heater as part of the homeowner’s membership, checking overall operation and confirming everything was running properly. Discussed under-sink and whole-home water filtration options, including carbon and reverse osmosis systems, and provided estimates for review.
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Plumbing in Mendota, MN
Mendota homes do not all use the same water source. Tell us what serves your house so we can plan the right checks for the pipe or water issue at hand.
Mendota says city water comes from Saint Paul Regional Water Services, but some lots lack access and many homes use wells. Check your bill or well records before choosing new water treatment.
The city asks whether sewage backs up only when you use water. That clue helps it sort a home drain issue from a possible public sewer problem. Stop using the affected drains and report the pattern.
For a well, bring the last water test and a list of the treatment units in place. A change in how water looks or smells does not tell us which filter your home needs.
If you know where the main water valve sits, note it when you call about a leak. Clear a path to it. Tell us if the valve works and whether it is hard to reach.
For a Mendota plumbing visit, share your water source, the fixtures affected, and when the problem began. Include whether the leak or backup happens when no water is in use.
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Brian helped us with a cement-like blockage in one of our drains. A plumber from a different company was unable to clear the drain but Brian quickly assessed the problem and knew exactly how to fix it. He was extremely sincere, very determined and completed the work in roughly 1/2 of the time that he estimated. Outstanding experience!
I was having issues with a clogged drain and a garbage disposal that was running rough. Turns out each issue was an easy fix. Both Nick and Donovan took the time to educate me about the issues and show me how I can remedy them in the future on my own. I really appreciated the kindness and willingness to teach from both Nick and Donovan.
Dave did a great job of explaining everything well in regarding to switching from a gas furnace to a heat pump heating/cooling system and a heat pump hot water heater. He was patient with all of my questions. He responded quickly and gave me a reasonable bid. He was nice to work with and made me comfortable with the process.
