Fixture & Remodel Plumbing in Missoula, MT

Toilets that run

A worn flapper or a fill valve set too high causes most running toilets. If a new flapper doesn't fix it, the flush valve or tank seals may need replacing. Fixing it quickly saves a lot of water.

Faucet drips

Most drips come from a worn cartridge, washer or seal. Matching the part to the faucet brand makes the repair quick. Very old faucets may be cheaper to replace than to rebuild.

Showers and tubs

Water that swings hot and cold, a valve that won't shut off or a stain spreading near the tub all need attention. Shower valves sit inside the wall, so access may be needed.

Remodel planning

Moving fixtures means moving drains and vents, which affects floors and walls. Talk to a plumber before finalizing the layout. In older Missoula homes, opening walls is a good time to replace aging supply and drain pipe.

Winter-smart layouts

When planning a remodel, keep new supply lines off exterior walls where you can. Pipes inside heated walls are far less likely to freeze in a long cold spell.

Get a quote

Describe the fixture or project and the age of the house. Send a request and a plumber will get in touch.

Shut-off valves

Every sink and toilet should have its own small shut-off valve so you can stop one fixture without turning off the whole house. Old valves often stick or drip when they are finally used. Replacing them during any fixture job is quick and saves trouble later, especially in older Missoula homes.