LAUNDRY ROOM PLUMBING IN KENNESAW

Washing Machine

Washing machines require access to hot and cold water, have drain pipes, and can clog or leak just like most other plumbing components. The lines that run to and from your washer can be complex, so if you’re unfamiliar with how to fix it, it's in your best interest to call a plumber. Your plumbing technician at Presto will better understand the layout of your pipes and know how to avoid further complications while correcting the issue.

Utility Sinks

Many of our customers have utility sinks in their laundry room to pre-wash or rinse before they wash their clothes. Utility sinks can also help to clean heavier messes that your kitchen sink is too small to handle. Because it’s an all-purpose tool, there are several ways your utility sink could stop draining, start leaking, or even wear out. Presto plumbers can come and diagnose your sink issues. Once we know the source of the problem, it shouldn’t take long to have you back in action.

Valves & Hoses

Washing machines, ice machines, water heaters, and just about any appliance that uses water have two parts; infeed lines and drain lines. The hoses that direct the water flow to these areas can wear out over time due to changes in water pressure and temperature (causing the line to expand and contract). Frequently, these lines will have “cutoffs” or valves that go into infeed water lines that you can use to turn your water supply on and off - as needed. As these parts wear, it's a good idea to have them replaced. The great news is, Presto can do that!

Pumps & Drains

If you’re having issues with your drainage systems or the pumps within them not working correctly, a plumber from Presto could help! Our extensive knowledge of water flow, gravity, and plumbing systems could come in handy. Unfortunately, the parts to these systems are usually more hidden and more complicated to service. So let a plumbing pro help you make it drain!

Water Heaters

You can’t properly sanitize your house or household items without a source for hot water. Unfortunately, despite our daily use of water heaters, we tend to take them for granted or even forget about them altogether. Water heaters are designed to last an average of 8-12 years, so if you’ve had yours for a while, it could be time to replace it. We can also repair your water heater to save you additional costs.