Faucet, toilet and fixture installation in Murfreesboro

In houses that have been around a while, the shutoff valves under sinks and behind toilets are often the original ones. They have not been turned in decades. When you finally ask them to close, they either will not move or they start to drip. We check them first, and replace them with quarter-turn valves when they are in bad shape, so the next person has an easier time.

A bungalow near the Public Square may have a bathroom added in a different decade than the rest of the house, with a different drain size and a vent that goes through the wall somewhere you would not guess. A house off Memorial Boulevard may have a builder-grade fixture package that is fine for a decade and then starts to show its age all at once.

We have seen both, and the approach is the same. Look at what is behind the fixture first, then install, then test.

Rental houses around MTSU get hard use. Toilets run, faucets drip, a disposal jams the week before a lease turns over. If you manage one or more properties, call and tell us what is going on. We will tell you quickly what the fix involves, so you are not waiting on a repair that could have been done in one visit.

A landlord who does this before a tenant moves in finds the little things while they are still little. A running toilet that wastes a few hundred gallons a day shows up on the water bill first, then in a complaint. We can do the walk-through and fix what we find in one visit.