Replacements and Upgrades near Fredericksburg, Virginia
Serving Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, and Fredericksburg
Faucets and Fixtures
Bidets, touchless water fountains, anything you name it! Upgrades don’t just enhance, they change functionality, boost your home’s value, and improve water efficiency. Modern bathroom ideas can change an ordinary bathroom into a spa-like space you love!
Brands We Prefer
Faucets
- Moen
- Kohler
- Gerber
- Delta
Sinks & Toilets
- Kohler
- Gerber
- Toto
- American Standard
Hose Faucets
- Woodford
- Prier
Sump Pumps
Battery backup systems and water powered backups can be an upgrade to your sump pump. They protect you in the instance of a power outage or main pump failure.
Brands We Prefer
Sump Pumps
- Preferred Pump
- Zoeller
- Liberty and Gould
Water Heaters
Replacing your water heater is necessary when the water heater starts to show signs of severe rust and corrosion around the plumbing fittings. Also if your water heater is over ten years old or is starting to leak from the bottom, it’s time for a new water heater.
Brands We Prefer
Water Heaters
- State
- Bradford White
- Rinnai
- Navien
- AO Smith
Sewers & Drains
PVC is the most common and most durable when it comes to upgrading. Replacing brittle cast iron or clay pipes has become common because you want something that is resistant to both root intrusion and corrosion.
Water Service Repair & Replacement
Financing Available
To make life easy for our customers, we have partnered with Housecall Pro! Housecall Pro offers consumer financing. This feature helps customers pay for a large project over time if needed. Finance jobs between $500 and $25,000 with terms up to 120 months and approval rates above 80%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a tankless water heater and a tank style water heater?
A tankless water heater only heats water up when it is used.
How do I winterize my outdoor spigots?
You must have a spigot isolation valve to winterize a hose bib. First turn off your hose bib isolation valve for the winter. Then, go outside to the spigot and disconnect any hoses. Open up the spigot and let all the water drain out.