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Kitchen sink had been draining slowly for months. He cleared it, then showed me the grease he pulled out and explained why it kept coming back. No upsell, no drama, and the price was what I was quoted on the phone.
Beth A. · Hampton, IA
Sump Pump Repair · Hampton, Iowa
Spring thaw and summer storms are when we hear from Hampton basements. Most failures are boring and preventable - a float switch jammed against the side of the pit, a discharge line that froze shut over winter, a missing check valve letting water run back down, or a pump that has simply worn out at year eight.
Call (833) 435-9778 and describe what is happening. We will give you an arrival window before you hang up and a flat price before anyone starts work - the same price at 2am as at 2pm.
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(833) 435-9778Answered 24 hours a day, including weekends and holidays.
Call (833) 435-9778A lot of Hampton homes run higher static pressure than they should, and high pressure quietly shortens the life of every valve, supply line and water heater in the house. It is a cheap thing to measure and an inexpensive thing to correct with a pressure reducing valve.
Billybob Plumbing covers Hampton and the surrounding communities. Call for service anywhere in the area.
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Kitchen sink had been draining slowly for months. He cleared it, then showed me the grease he pulled out and explained why it kept coming back. No upsell, no drama, and the price was what I was quoted on the phone.
Beth A. · Hampton, IA
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Called about a gas smell near the water heater. They told me to get out of the house first and call the utility, then came and found it. Took it seriously, which I appreciated.
Rhoda J. · Sheffield, IA
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Third plumber we called about a main line that kept backing up. First two just cabled it and left. These guys ran a camera, showed me the cracked joint on the screen, and lined it. Two years and no problems since.
Priya N. · Latimer, IA
Annual testing, repair and documentation for irrigation systems, commercial buildings and fire lines.
Read moreThawed safely, checked for splits as it comes back, and the run insulated or rerouted so next winter is quieter.
Read moreWhole-house repipes and main water line replacement when patching galvanised or polybutylene has stopped making sense.
Read moreA recorded look down the line before you buy a house, or before anyone quotes you for digging up the yard.
Read moreAcoustic and thermal leak detection that finds the pipe before we open the wall, then a proper repair rather than a patch.
Read moreOld tank out, new tank in, usually inside a morning. Correct venting, new flex lines, expansion tank and a permit where the city wants one.
Read moreSame service, same pricing, in the communities around Hampton.
Seven to ten years is typical, less if it cycles heavily. If your Hampton pump is past seven and you have not tested it, pour a bucket of water into the pit and watch what happens before storm season rather than during it.
If your basement is finished, or if losing it would ruin things you care about, yes. Storms take the power out at exactly the moment the pump is needed most, and that is when unbacked pumps flood Hampton basements.
Either the water table genuinely is that high, the float is stuck on, or the check valve has failed and the same water keeps draining back into the pit. The third one is common and cheap to fix.
Yes, though it means cutting the basement floor for a pit. We look at where the water is coming in first, because sometimes a grading or gutter fix solves a Hampton wet basement for far less money.
No. A call at 2am on a Sunday costs the same as the same job at 2pm on a Wednesday. No overtime rate, no holiday surcharge, no emergency premium.
One number, answered around the clock, with the price agreed before we start.
(833) 435-9778