Gas Line Repair & Installation

We get the job done right the first time

Gas Leak Detection

Natural gas has an additive that causes a strong sulfuric odor to detect a gas leak easily. If you suspect a gas leak in your home or business, take immediate action.

* Evacuate the area: your priority should be the safe evacuation of all occupants currently inside the building. Please ensure that everyone has exited the building and moves a safe distance away.

* Do not use electronics: when there is a gas leak, any spark could cause an explosion. To prevent this hazard, don’t turn light switches on or off, refrain from cell phone use until you are a safe distance from the building, and leave any computers precisely as they are.

* Leave doors and windows open: As you evacuate the building, leave all doors and windows open as this will aid in the ventilation process.

* Call 911: Once you have safely evacuated the building and are at a safe distance, call 911 and then your gas company to have the supply line cut off to ensure the building is secure before reentering.

* Call the experts at A1 Professional Plumbing: Once the area has been evacuated and the gas company has given you the all clear, call the experts at A1 Professional Plumbing. Our qualified technicians can find the source of your gas leak and repair it in no time.

Garbage Disposals

We Repair or Replace Garbage Disposals

A professionally installed garbage disposal is an environmentally friendly convenience, especially when cleaning up after a meal. When you send food scraps through your garbage disposal, they are finely shredded by the blades and easily eliminated with your wastewater, reducing the amount of solid waste entering our landfills. Approximately twelve percent of the solid waste sitting in landfills is made up of food scraps. As decomposition sets in, these food scraps release harmful greenhouse gases into our atmosphere.

Faucet Installation & Repair

Leaky or Dripping Faucets Are No Problem

Did you know that a dripping faucet could be costing you money? A faucet that drips only once every five seconds could waste up to four hundred gallons of water in one year. That’s not only bad for the environment, but it’s terrible for your wallet, too. A leaking tap isn’t just limited to your sink. If valve connected to your washing machine is cracked or defective, it could develop a slow drip causing moisture buildup. This moisture will become a breeding ground for bacteria, mold and mildew. As soon as you notice a dripping or leaking faucet or tap, it’s critical to contact A1 Professional Plumbing. We will send an experienced plumbing technician right away to repair or replace the faucet, saving you time and money, and protecting your family’s health.

Drain Cleaning

Clogged Drains Are Our Specialty

It’s easy to ignore a clogged drain and go about your day. It may seem like a small inconvenience, but a clogged drain can become a significant problem with costly consequences if it’s not dealt with quickly. It’s essential to call A1 Professional Plumbing as soon as possible to avoid damage caused by leaking or broken pipes.

Clogged drains are a common plumbing issue that’s easy to fix. Sinks, bathtubs, toilets, and sewer lines are all susceptible to blockages. Any time a drain becomes clogged, it can impact the performance of your plumbing systems performance. At A1 Professional Plumbing our technicians will clean your drains using our professional plumbing equipment to completely clear your drains and keep your plumbing system running at its full potential.

Re-Piping

If You Need Re-Piping Call a Real Professional

Many people forget about the pipes that deliver the water to the faucets and appliances throughout their home. These pipes are crucial to daily life, so when the water flow gets interrupted, that’s when most homeowners become aware of these pipes.

Do you need re-piping?

Many plumbing problems including minor breaks or leaks can be repaired without a re-piping job. Re-piping is only necessary when the issue is more severe. As your pipes age, wear and tear make them susceptible to frequent leaks and breaks, causing flooding and water damage to your home. Other common reasons for re-piping are plumbing systems made up of numerous materials, or lead pipes.