Expert Installation Matters
If you’ve had to upgrade or repair your home at all, you’ll know the pain of not only finding reliable hands to check out and improve your home, but also the frustration that occurs when their work is even slightly slipshod. With plumbing in particular, poor installation means a literal wealth of problems–leaks lead to water damage which contribute to costly repairs and re-installations over time. Other plumbing companies may try to dazzle you with new materials and snazzy devices to offer shortcuts to satisfaction. But even more important than the best materials is the best installation–which Armstrong Plumbing is all about. Fantastic ideas that are poorly executed leave a bad taste in everyone’s mouth, and Armstrong Plumbing has years of experience installing, refitting, repairing, and upgrading kitchen plumbing to exactly fit your needs for years to come.
Armstrong Plumbing for Common Kitchen Repairs
Clogged drain? Leaky faucet? Malfunctioning or leaky lines, or problems draining? All of these common problems and more are directly in Armstrong Plumbing’s wheelhouse. Do not let these annoyances turn into full-blown disasters! The water in your home is supposed to stay in your pipes for the most part, and when the wood and plaster and brick of your home is regularly exposed to all that moisture and sediment, even the most minor of problems can turn into a nightmare. Armstrong Plumbing makes fixing these issues fast, easy, and reliable.
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Plumbing Is The Best Way To Begin With Kitchen Remodeling
When you think of remodeling your kitchen, your mind immediately goes to the possibilities of more space, new colors, amazing cabinet choices, and fresh countertops. But, it is critical in this conception phase to make room for serious thoughts about plumbing so that you get the best value for your money. How can we best do this?
Plan First
It almost goes without saying, but when you remodel, you’ll be moving stuff around. This means that if your sink is in a brand new spot, your plumbing will have to match, and there’s nothing more frustrating than getting everything ready for the big day (or days) of the remodel, having your installers and handymen come over ready to work…and realizing suddenly that your pipes need to be on a completely different wall.
Make a rough sketch of where and how you want your lovely new furnishings to be, and discuss them with your plumbing team and other qualified home improvement experts to ensure their feasibility and cost.
Consider Upgrading
You’re busting up all the pipes and through the walls and floors anyway, so now is the perfect time to upgrade. You’re making a huge mess before it all looks sharp and clean again, so why not get everything done at once? St. Louis is such an old city that many of its mainline sewers are still clay pipes (a topic for a different time), but this also means that your house’s water pipes very likely aren’t PVC yet. Armstrong is here to examine your system and improve it with affordable, long-lasting PVC piping that won’t rust or corrode.
Evaluate Potential Additions
Are you finally getting rid of the coffin ice box that’s older than your grandfather and upgrading to a lovely new french-door fridge with a customized ice maker and water dispenser? That’s fantastic, but it needs a new waterline–and Armstrong is here to help. The same goes if you’re installing new dishwashers, garbage disposals, extra faucets, or anything else moving water around your house to and from your kitchen.
As with anything else, ensuring that you have a solid foundation for the upgrades you’ve dreamed of is essential. Just like how you can’t fill up a hole in the mud and call it a swimming pool, you can’t have the kitchen of your dreams without new, customized, and perfectly installed plumbing underneath.
