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This West St. Paul homeowner's 20-year-old sump pump had finally cracked, literally. The pump was fractured and couldn't discharge water even when plugged in directly. The tech removed the old unit and installed a new Pro Series 1/3 HP sump pump with a new check valve, weep hole, and a deluxe controller that monitors operation and alerts the homeowner if something goes wrong. Tested and verified before leaving, with a two-year parts and labor warranty.
Cleared a slow-draining third-floor bathtub at this 1958 Summit Avenue home in St. Paul. Our technician snaked the branch line and restored full drainage, with a 30-day recall guarantee included on the service.
Repaired an active pipe leak inside the ceiling at this Summit Avenue home in St. Paul, identified during a prior water damage assessment. Our technician accessed the affected area, repaired the water line, and restored service, with the work documented and emailed to the homeowner same day.
A St. Paul homeowner in a 1958 home had two nagging bathroom problems: a toilet that wouldn't stop running and a sink faucet that sprayed sideways instead of straight. The first visit diagnosed both issues and ordered the needed parts. On the return visit, the toilet internals were rebuilt to stop the constant running, and the sink drain and faucet assembly were repaired to restore normal flow. Both fixtures were working properly at the end of the second visit.
A St. Paul homeowner noticed low hot water pressure at the kitchen sink and wanted to rule out any connection to a recently installed combi boiler. The tech confirmed the boiler wasn't the culprit, the faucet itself was the problem. A new pull-down kitchen faucet was installed along with updated supply line connections under the sink, restoring full hot water pressure and flow.
A St. Paul homeowner had two outdoor faucets that had cracked over winter, both were leaking even when fully shut off. The back faucet got a new quarter-turn drain connection, while the front required more involved work: a section of exposed pipe strapped to the foundation wall had cracked and needed to be cut out and re-piped with new couplings and concrete screws. Both were repaired in the same visit and leak-free before the crew left.
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Nick is a fantastic plumber and has done multiple repairs on our 100 year old St Paul home. Whether it is a new water heater, fitting replacement, or new hose bib, we ask for him by name for all future work. Quality work and professional!
Plumbing under sink needed to be replaced because the glued joints were leaking. Tom Miller did great work! We also had to have the drain line that runs underneath the basement slab cleaned and Donovan did an excellent job also despite having problems with some of the equipment. Overall I would use them again without hesitation.
First time using MSP Plumbing Heating and Air's services and we will absolutely be return customers. Our technician Jackson was fantastic, he helped us understand our system and answered all the questions we had regarding maintenance and upkeep. Very satisfied with the service and has a wonderful experience!
Plumbing in St. Paul, MN
Weak hot water at one sink does not always mean the water heater has failed. A St. Paul repair shows why the fixture deserves a check too.
A St. Paul customer had weak hot flow at the kitchen sink after a combi boiler install. Our check found the faucet was at fault. The boiler was not the cause.
Tell us if the water is too cool or simply comes out slowly. Note whether cold flow is normal. These are useful clues, and each may point to a different check.
The same repair included new supply connections with the faucet. If yours leaks or has stiff shutoffs, mention that. A faucet quote should account for the pipes and valves below it.
Tell us about recent boiler or plumbing changes and when the symptom began. The timing matters, but it does not prove the cause. We can test the affected fixture and compare other taps.
Book MSP with the names of the affected taps and any recent work details. Tell us whether the problem is low flow, low heat or both.
