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Upgrade Your Plumbing

Erin M • October 11, 2022

Local Plumbing Upgrades You Can Trust!

Most of us think about upgrades to our homes are painting and the like, but in reality, the plumbing system probably is need of an update. This comes into play if your home is older or you are thinking of selling. A plumbing system that has been looked after is a selling feature and if you’re not selling an upgrade will give the peace of mind that everything is in tip top shape.


A really good place to start is in the bathrooms. Turning a single sink into double sinks in the vanity would update a bathroom easily and would more than likely appeal to most buyers by making them think the bathroom is bigger than it really is. While you’re in the bathroom, update the shower heads and faucets. You might want to think about having a low flow toilet installed. Even if you’re not moving this type of toilet is a wise idea for the environment and your water bill.  In the kitchen, touchless taps and new sinks would be a good update. Think about having a new energy efficient dishwasher installed while you’re upgrading. While you’re having the upgrades done, make sure all the piping in good shape and any issues, such as leaks, are looked after. When you’re talking to the professional plumber at A Rescue Rooter, discuss any other upgrades that can take place in your bathrooms and kitchen. They can make sure that the drains in those rooms and anywhere else in your house are working properly.


With an upgrade to your plumbing, you should consider having a tankless water heater installed especially it’s over 15 years old. These days a lot of homeowners are going with the tankless water systems. You should know that they produce an endless supply of hot water and will only use energy when you turn on a tap or use an appliance that uses hot water. This the main reason for the cost effectiveness of a tankless water heater. A tankless water heater produces an endless supply of water, takes up less space, have a less chance of leaking and will last much longer than a traditional water heater. Having a tankless water system is an upgrade to your home’s plumbing system that team at A Rescue Rooter is more than happy to discuss with you.


An upgrade to your plumbing may not seem as an exciting as a big renovation to your home but it’s a necessity you should deal with every now and then to make sure everything is running smoothly and efficiently. Whether an upgrade or an emergency, the plumbers at A Rescue Rooters will have your back. They are affordable and available 24 hours a day. When you need residential plumbing services, A Rescue Rooter and their forty years of expertise will help you update and maintain your plumbing system using their vast knowledge and state of the art equipment. In Hamilton, Oakville, Stoney Creek, St. Catharines, Brantford, Burlington call A Rescue Rooter at 905-521-8284.


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