Toilet, Faucet and Fixture Repair in Mooresville

Every fixture in the house fails in its own way. Call us, and we connect you with a local plumber to repair or replace the toilet, faucet, shower valve or disposal that is giving you trouble.

Below are the fixtures themselves, the state license rule for small repairs and the backflow rule that applies to irrigation and pools.

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Fixtures and the parts that fail

Toilets

If a toilet keeps running, rocks on the floor or leaks around its base, a worn part or seal is the likely cause, and the plumber you hire can repair it or put in a new toilet.

Faucets

Dripping, spraying sideways or weak flow can mean the cartridge, the valve or the whole faucet needs replacing. Tell the plumber which sink it is and what it does.

Shower and tub valves

A shower or tub valve that will not shut off fully, or whose handle turns without changing the water, is a repair or a replacement for the plumber you hire.

Garbage disposals

Humming with no spin, a leak underneath and repeated jams are all reasons to have a disposal looked at, and the plumber you hire can repair it or fit a new one.

Small repairs and the state license

The State Board of Examiners of Plumbing, Heating and Fire Sprinkler Contractors treats minor repairs and service work as outside the state license requirement. Installing, altering or restoring plumbing under contract is not, so a small repair may not need a licensed contractor while an installation or alteration does.

Fixtures that say lead free

From 1986 to 2014, interior plumbing fixtures were allowed to contain up to 8 percent lead and still be labeled lead free. A plumber can replace an older fixture if you want to change it.

Irrigation systems and pool auto-fill

Mooresville requires a backflow assembly on residential in-ground irrigation and on pools with auto-fill. The assembly is permitted through Public Utilities and tested every year, and residential irrigation can move to a three-year cycle only by applying to the Town.

Frequently asked questions

Does water for the lawn or a pool get billed for sewer?

Yes, when it runs through the household meter. Mooresville charges sewer on water used through that meter for irrigation, pools or car washing, and an owner can purchase and install a separate irrigation meter to avoid sewer charges on irrigation water.

A leak behind a fixture is traced on the hidden leaks page, and a drain that will not clear is on the drain cleaning page. The homepage lists every other Mooresville service.

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Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.

Call (855) 321-3426
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