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When you call a plumber, you expect a quick response. You want quality work delivered with integrity. John's Plumbing has developed a strong reputation for providing quality workmanship throughout the years at a fair price. We understand that our success depends on your satisfaction, and we approach every job, big or small, as if our continued success depends on it. To us, it does.

• Winterizing/De-winterizing
• Household plumbing
• Toilets, faucets, sinks, tubs, showers
• Water heaters
• Garbage disposals
• Video pipe inspections
• High pressure drain cleaning
• Drain plumbing replacement
• Trenchless sewer/water replacement
• Well system repair-replace
• Septic system repair-replace
• Irrigation repair

Beyond inconvenience:

The Dangers of Clogged Pipes

Human hair is the reason for most clogged pipes in bathrooms, but clogs or blockages are caused by an excessive buildup of a variety of substances from rust to plastics to deposits of silt and sand.

Clogged pipes cause water to stagnate, thereby allowing substances that grow in stagnant water to accumulate. Accumulated substances such as copper oxide can become concentrated. High concentrations of copper oxide can cause ailments of the kidneys and liver as well as a variety of neurological diseases.

Clogged sewage or septic pipes can become a breeding ground for a wide variety of waterborne diseases and bacteria that can also contribute to infection and disease.

Clogged sewer or septic pipes can obstruct the flow of sewage gases from the building, and when backing up into the toilet instead of being drained out, can cause hydrogen sulfide poisoning. Hydrogen sulfide poisoning can cause problems with the respiratory track, nausea and headaches.

The benefits of Video Pipe inspection

One of the most valuable tools in the plumbing industry today is the video camera. While it's certainly not the same camera you would use to film your family reunion, it does work along the same principle. Video camera inspection allows our technicians to see inside the plumbing lines and sewer pipes. As the sewer video is sent back to the operator, it is much easier and far more accurate to determine the cause of your current plumbing and sewer problems.

How does the video camera work?

A flexible rod is equipped with a high-resolution video camera on the end. This rod is fed through the pipe or sewer line. It transmits the high quality video back to the video camera operator. These images can even be saved for viewing later. There are also radio transmitters on the pipe camera, which record the depth of the pipe or line to the surface

What types of problems can Video Pipe inspection locate?

There are a number of problems, as well as potential problems, which can be located with a video pipe inspection. These include determining the type and size of a blockage, broken or cracked pipes and lines.