Ams Plumbing Inc.

Flat Rate Pricing

Flat Rate Pricing is now available for all Common Plumbing Problems. No More Time and Materials. Our Technician will Assess the problem and quote you a price. You Approve The Price Before We Start.

Plumbing Service Agreements

General Plumbing Inspection

• Dye Test all Toilets - To determine if there is a leak. A leak could use gallons of water a day causing you to pay a higher water bill than necessary.
• Check all Faucets - A leaky Faucet could waste gallons of water a day. This can cause further damage, resulting in costly repairs.
• Check all exposed Water Supply Lines - Supply lines can deteriorate over time and even burst. Deteriorating Lines can be detected and Replaced before they cause Damage.
• Check all Sink Piping - Deteriorated Traps and fittings can be Detected and Replaced before they cause any damage.
• Check Washer Hoses - Hoses deteriorate with time and can burst and cause damage.
• Check All water Shutoffs for proper Operation - Shut off valves that do not work lead to much larger problems.

Gas Water Heater

• Check Pilot - A dirty pilot can cause your Water Heater to stop producing Hot Water.
• Check Thermocouple - A defective or worn out Thermocouple could prevent your Water Heater from lighting and leave you without hot water.
• Inspect your Water Heater Vent Pipe - Deteriorating Vent pipe can allow Dangerous gases to enter your home.
• Check for Gas Leaks - We will Check your gas line from your Water Heater Gas Shut off valve to the burners on your Hot Water Heater.
• Check for Water Leaks - Leaks may indicate a serious problem. When leaks are found early, appropiate action can be taken.
• Check Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve - A non functioning Relief valve may not open when it needs to. This could result in pressure building up inside the Water Heater Tank to Dangerous levels.
• Check The Drain Valve - This valve is used for flushing the Water Heater and Draining the Tank for Repairs or Replacement

Electric Water Heater

• Check Operation of All Elements - One or more elements may be burned out and you going without an adequate supply of Hot Water needlessly.
• Check Thermostat Operation - It may be possible to reduce your Thermostat setting, Save money on your electric bill, and still have a adequate supply of Hot Water.
• Check Condition of Wiring - Loose or worn wiring can lead to a loss of Hot Water and can be dangerous.
• Check for Water Leaks - Leaks may indicate a serious problem. When leaks are found early, appropiate action can be taken.
• Check Temperature and Pressure Relief Valve - A non functioning Relief Valve may not open when it needs to. This could result in pressure building up inside the Water Heater Tank to dangerous levels.
• Check Drain Valve - This valve is used for flushing the Water Heater and Draining the Tank for Repairs or Replacement.