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Your Las Vegas Plumber

your Las Vegas plumber

As your Las Vegas plumber, we are licensed and trusted throughout the valley. Hiring a licensed plumber comes with many advantages that ensure your plumbing needs are met with expertise and precision. Our professional knowledge and skills guarantee not just quality work but also compliance with safety standards, providing our homeowners peace of mind.

Hot Water Heaters

Hot water heater replacement is an area where we focus a lot of time and effort. The Superior team possess a comprehensive understanding of various water heater types, water capacities, and efficiency levels. This knowledge allows us to guide homeowners in selecting the ideal unit for their specific requirements. Whether it is a traditional tank-style heater or a tankless system, we find what’s right for you. Furthermore, our expertise ensures proper sizing and installation, which is crucial for optimal performance and longevity of the water heater. We also ensure compliance with local building codes and safety regulations during the installation process, minimizing the risk of accidents or malfunction. Although, if an issue arises, we are only one call away.

Toilets

When it comes to toilet replacement, a licensed plumber offers invaluable insights. They can assess the plumbing system, recommend suitable toilet models based on your needs, and efficiently handle the installation. Their expertise ensures proper sealing, preventing leaks that could lead to water damage and mold issues. Moreover, a licensed plumber can address any underlying issues in the piping or connections, ensuring the new toilet integrates seamlessly with the existing plumbing system.

Troubleshooting

Aside from installation, licensed plumbers bring troubleshooting skills to the table. In the event of unexpected issues during replacement or installation, our technicians quickly diagnose and resolve problems, avoiding future complications.

Superior Plumbing & Drain

When you need a licensed plumber, call your Las Vegas plumber at Superior Plumbing & Drain. Our team is available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. For questions or concerns about your plumbing needs, call our offices at (702) 478-9643

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New Toilet Installation

New Toilet Installation

Hiring a professional plumber for a new toilet installation is beneficial for several compelling reasons. Firstly, our team of professional plumbers possess the expertise and experience necessary to ensure the installation is done correctly. We have a deep understanding of the plumbing system, which is crucial for a seamless toilet installation.

Why Hire A Plumber?

Our plumbers can accurately assess the specific requirements of your home’s plumbing system. They can determine the right toilet size and type that suits your needs. We take into account factors such as water pressure, drainage, and existing plumbing connections. This expertise ensures that the new toilet functions efficiently and effectively, minimizing the risk of leaks, clogs, or other plumbing issues in the future.

Additionally, the Superior plumbers are equipped with the proper tools and equipment to handle the installation safely. Our licensed plumbers are familiar with local building codes, ensuring the installation complies with all necessary standards.

Hiring our team of professional plumbers saves you time and effort. We can complete the installation quickly and efficiently, allowing you to focus on other important tasks. without the hassle of dealing with complex plumbing work. In case any issues arise during or after the installation, a professional plumber can promptly diagnose and fix the problem, providing you with peace of mind and saving you from potential headaches down the line.

In all, a professional plumber’s expertise, knowledge of plumbing systems, adherence to regulations, and ability to save you time and stress make them the best choice for installing a new toilet in your home. Our professional approach ensures a smooth and reliable installation, guaranteeing the optimal performance of your toilet for years to come.

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Family owned and locally operated, the Superior Plumbing Team is always here to help. Make one call for all your plumbing needs.

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Replacing a Toilet

Replacing a Toilet

Replacing a toilet may seem like a daunting task. However, it can be done with a few basic tools and some careful attention to detail. Here are the general steps involved in changing a toilet:

  1. Gather the necessary tools: You will need a wrench, a screwdriver, a putty knife, and a new toilet.
  2. Turn off the water supply: Locate the valve behind the toilet and turn it clockwise to shut off the water supply.
  3. Empty the toilet tank and bowl: Flush the toilet to empty the tank and bowl.
  4. Remove the old toilet: Unscrew the nuts that hold the toilet to the floor and remove them. Carefully lift the toilet off the flange and remove the wax ring from the base of the toilet.
  5. Prepare the new toilet: Install the wax ring onto the base of the new toilet.
  6. Install the new toilet: Carefully lower the new toilet onto the flange, making sure that the bolts are aligned with the holes in the base of the toilet. Once the toilet is in place, screw the nuts back onto the bolts and tighten them.
  7. Connect the water supply: Attach the water supply hose to the toilet’s fill valve and turn the water supply valve back on.
  8. Test the new toilet: Flush the toilet and check for leaks.
  9. Finish up: Use a putty knife to remove any excess wax from the base of the toilet and caulk around the base of the toilet to seal it to the floor.

This is meant as a guide only. Remember to follow all safety precautions and manufacturer instructions when replacing a toilet. If you are unsure of any steps, it is always a good idea to consult with Superior Plumbing & Drain.

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Water Conservation

Water Conservation - Lake Mead

Water conservation is more important than ever in Las Vegas. As of August of 2021, Lake Mead was only filled to 35% of its capacity and with lower than normal snow falls in the Rocky Mountains, there I no end in sight for the drought conditions.

The Summer of 1999 was the last time the lake was at or near capacity. As noted by https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/ the article states: “For the 2022 water year, which begins October 1, Mexico will receive 80,000 fewer acre-feet, approximately 5 percent of the country’s annual allotment and Nevada’s take will be cut by: 21,000 acre-feet (about 7 percent of the state’s annual apportionment). The biggest cuts will come to Arizona, which will receive 512,000 fewer acre-feet, approximately 18 percent of the state’s annual apportionment and 8 percent of the state’s total water use (for agriculture and human consumption). An acre-foot is enough water to supply one to two households a year.”

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As a family owned and operated company, we’re members of the community too. That’s why we treat every customer just like family. Call us at (702) 478-9643 for a free plumbing estimate.

Please consider water conservation by following local and state guidelines.

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Running Toilets Waste Water

Running toilets waste water

Running toilets waste water. The fact is, running toilets are a common issue for our residential customers. However, with Southern Nevada in unprecedented drought conditions, the wasted water needs to be reduced. It’s crucial now, more than ever that we come together as a community and conserve as much water as possible.

Toilet Is Running Only at Night

It’s possible your toilet only leaks at night; that’s because we use much less water during these hours and in many municipal water systems, the water pressure rises considerably during this time. It is not uncommon for system water pressure to rise by 15 to 20 pounds per square inch (psi), and by as much as 30 psi in some situations.

Parts of a Toilet

Above the ground, our toilets only have a few parts that residents interact with. These are: the bowl, tank, float, flapper and supply line. When dealing with leaking toilets, we often see the float and flapper as the culprit. We’re going to focus on the flapper for the rest of this article.

The Flapper

This is the flush valve seal and serves to control the volume of water passing from the tank to the bowl during the flush cycle. It mates with the seat on the flush valve to complete the seal and prevent water leaking from the tank into the bowl. Almost all flappers are shaped, in part, like a “flying saucer,” that is, slight “dome” on top, flat like a “pancake” in the center and then (not like a flying saucer) a “funnel” or “bulb” shape on the bottom.

To stop a leaking toilet, start with the flapper as it usually solves the problem. While you have to get -your hands a little dirty, replacing the flap will help conserve water and save money in the long run.

If you need any additional help, please call Superior Plumbing & Drain at (702) 478-9643.

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