Experienced Team
Experienced Team | Plumbing Fixture Replacements | Plumbing | Strawberry Plains
From leaky faucets that waste water to outdated toilets that drive up utility bills, our experienced HEP team knows how quickly minor annoyances can become major headaches. We specialize in prompt, precision-focused plumbing fixture replacements throughout Strawberry Plains, arriving with fully stocked trucks and a can-do attitude that keeps your day moving smoothly. Whether you’re upgrading for style, efficiency, or sheer peace of mind, our licensed pros handle everything—disconnecting old fixtures, checking supply lines, and installing gleaming new models—with respect for your time and home.
Customers choose HEP because we treat every project like it’s happening in our own house. You’ll get transparent pricing, honest recommendations, and a spotless cleanup that leaves only flawless results behind. From kitchen sinks and garbage disposals to shower valves and low-flow toilets, our plumbing fixture replacements come with rock-solid warranties and the support of a local team that has served Strawberry Plains for decades. Ready to refresh your space? Give us a call, and experience the HEP difference today.
FAQs
What kinds of plumbing fixtures can your Strawberry Plains team replace?
Our licensed plumbers can remove and install virtually any residential or light–commercial fixture, including kitchen and bath faucets, sinks, toilets, garbage disposals, shower valves and trim, bathtubs, washing-machine outlets, hose bibs, and outdoor spigots. We also handle water-filtration faucets, pot fillers, and ADA-compliant fixtures. If you have a specialty product, just let us know the model and we’ll confirm compatibility before scheduling service.
How do I know when it’s better to replace a fixture instead of repairing it?
A fixture should be replaced when it leaks repeatedly, shows extensive corrosion, has cracked porcelain or finishes, wastes water, or the repair parts cost more than 50 % of a new unit. Upgrading for better efficiency or aesthetics is also a valid reason. During our on-site evaluation we’ll inspect supply lines, shut-off valves, and mounting surfaces, then give you an honest recommendation on repair vs. replacement so you can make an informed decision.
What is the typical replacement process and how long will it take?
Most single-fixture swaps (such as a faucet or toilet) take 1–2 hours once we’re on site. We shut off the water, protect surrounding surfaces, disconnect and remove the old unit, inspect the rough-in plumbing, make any minor repairs, then set and level the new fixture, connect supply lines, and test for leaks. For multi-fixture bathroom or kitchen updates we schedule a half-day to full-day block. You’ll receive a timeline in advance so you can plan around the brief water shutoff period.
Can you supply the new fixture, or should I purchase it myself?
We offer both options. Many customers choose fixtures from our preferred brands—Moen, Delta, Kohler, Rheem, and Insinkerator—because they carry strong warranties and we have local distribution in Strawberry Plains for quick pickup. If you’ve already purchased a fixture online or at a home-improvement store, we’re happy to install it as long as it meets U.S. plumbing-code standards and arrives with all necessary parts.
What does your price estimate include and are there any hidden fees?
Your written estimate includes labor, removal and disposal of the old fixture, standard supply lines, mounting hardware, minor pipe adjustments, and tax. Additional costs only apply if unexpected issues arise—such as deteriorated shut-off valves, rotten subfloor under a toilet, or code-required upgrades. We’ll stop work, show you the problem, and quote the fix before proceeding, so you’re never surprised by add-ons at invoicing time.
Do your fixture replacements come with a warranty and meet local codes?
Yes. All workmanship is backed by our two-year labor warranty, and manufacturer warranties on new fixtures remain intact because we follow installation guidelines. We pull permits when required, use lead-free materials, and adhere to the latest Tennessee plumbing code, guaranteeing your new fixture is safe, efficient, and fully compliant for any future home inspection or sale.