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Q’s Plumbing & Heating, LLC of Uncasville, CT is one of Connecticut’s premier Plumbing and Heating service companies. Q’s Plumbing & Heating, LLC has the know-how to tackle any Plumbing and Heating issue your Commercial or Residential property might be having in a professional and highly qualified manner. With 20+ years of experience, owner Marc Qualich and his qualified crew can help solve any problem.
Q’s Plumbing & Heating, LLC provides many Plumbing and Heating services including: Leak Repair & Detection, Faucet Repair, Water Line Services, Sump Pump Repair & Installation, Kitchen Plumbing, Bathroom Plumbing, Water Filtration Services, Heating Repair & Maintenance, Furnace Repair, Boiler Repair, and Heating Maintenance Plans.
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Q’s Plumbing & Heating, LLC is not your average Connecticut plumbing service company. We go above and beyond to provide high quality and dependable service.
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The main water shut-off valve is commonly located by your home’s water meter in the basement, on the wall nearest your street.
A plumbing system is complex, involving many different aspects. As such, no qualified plumber can promise to provide an estimate without first assessing the problem. By calling Q’s Plumbing & Heating, LLC we’ll send a certified plumber to your house, who will assess the job and give you a “no-surprises” quote for the job to be completed. Unlike many plumbers who estimate on time and materials, we tell you how much it will take to get the job done, no matter the time
An incredibly sharp increase is almost always due to a leak of some kind. If you cannot find the leak, check your property – there could always be water coming up from a water line somewhere. Whether you can find the problem or not, when faced with a leak or even the idea that you might have one, it’s important to call a professional early to prevent any unnecessary damage.
For the most part, tank water heaters are good for 6-10 years or more, so older units in particular will need a professional inspection to assess the situation and help you review your options. Replacement is the easiest solution in most of these cases, especially given the energy efficiency of modern systems. However, in some others, a broken heating element or sensor can also be a problem. Try to turn up the temperature setting on your water heater and see if it produces hotter water. If not, it’s definitely time to talk to a professional plumber.
A sudden shift in water pressure can be the result of many problems, but the simplest to solve are often those related to the water line or shutoff valve. Check your incoming lines and the valve to make sure there isn’t a kink and the valve is open all the way. Another problem you may face is mineral deposit in old pipes. This is common in homes that haven’t had their pipes replaced in three or more decades, and while cleaning is an option, you should also discuss the possibility of replacement with your plumber.