Commercial Plumbing Installation & Replacement in Bossier City

Plumbing Installation Process

The installation process can be confusing when you finally decide on a new plumbing fixture. 

Below we’ve described each step of installation:

• Assessment: Every installation starts with an assessment of the installation site and fixture. This allows our team to provide an estimate and time frame for this job to be completed. If you’re worried about shutting down during business hours, we offer 24/7 and same-day service.
• Remove previous fixtures: On installation day, we’ll begin by removing the old fixture and preparing the area for a new one. If these spaces aren’t initially compatible, we’ll make any necessary changes before installation.
• Install the new fixture: This is what you’ve been waiting for; your new fixture is finally installed. However, we go above and beyond for our customers at Robert Brown Plumbing, so we don’t stop here.
• Testing: Now that the new fixture is in, we’ll ensure it works. This allows our professionals to troubleshoot any problems and confirm proper installation. This last step is critical, so your new fixture will last.

Choosing our professionals for your expert commercial plumbing installation and replacement in Bossier City ensures that the project goes smoothly. Our meticulous team has over 70 years of combined experience providing top-notch plumbing to our community.

When to Replace Plumbing Fixtures

Regular maintenance doesn’t stop your plumbing fixtures from aging; it simply slows down the process. Eventually, your fixtures will wear out and need a quality replacement. Knowing the average lifespan of common plumbing fixtures can help you decide if it’s time to repair or replace them.

Understanding When to Replace Your Toilets

Toilets only need to be replaced if the bowl is cracked. However, the handle may need to be changed if you can’t make it stop running. Any flappers, traps, fittings, and valves last about five years. Generally, if you replace the handle, you should also consider replacing the flappers.

Signs You Need a New Water Heater

Traditional water heaters last about ten years, but newer tankless heaters last about 20. If you constantly have to relight the pilot light, the circuit breaker regularly trips, or there’s a leak or rust, it’s time for a new heater.