Plumbing Repairs
For more than 30 years, Mahon Plumbing has been a premier provider of plumbing repairs for residents of Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County & City, Howard County, Queen Anne’s County and the surrounding areas. Since 1994, Mahon Plumbing has made the customer our number-one priority by providing fast response times, affordable pricing and customer service that can’t be topped.
Plumbing Repair Services
Mahon Plumbing offers a long list of comprehensive plumbing services and repairs. Our technicians are all highly trained, and some of them have even been with us since we opened our doors more than 30 years ago.
Our plumbing services include but are not limited to:
- Gas line installation
- Faucet replacement (kitchen, lavatory, tub and shower, laundry and outdoors)
- Garbage disposal replacement or installation
- Toilet replacement or installation
- Water line/ice-maker line installation
- Sump pumps
Our plumbing repair services provides but is not limited to:
- Broken Water Lines
- Water Heater Repairs
- Drain and Sewer Cleaning
- Water Line Replacements
- Sewer Line Replacements
Does Your Plumbing Need Repair? Advice from Our Experts
Many people today have concerns about the safety of the water they’re drinking. Rust in water is a very common issue, sometimes occurring when pipes become galvanized and rust. If you’re facing this problem, you may need to replace your water pipes, but it’s also possible the rust is coming from your water heater. Our plumbers can check to determine where the rust is coming to determine the correct course of action.
While your sink or tub is draining, you hear gurgling noise coming from your pipes. Rest assured, it’s not gremlins. What you’re hearing is air trapped in the pipes, which means you need a vent in the pipe. Do you notice the gurgling after using your kitchen sink? If you have a garbage disposal it could be clogged with some sediment and air is trapped behind the clog. Our plumbers can determine the source of the problem and where a vent is needed.
A common concern for people on well water (but may also occur on public water), the odor is a result of a bacteria known as divibrio sulfurcans. When there’s a break in the water pipe, the bacteria can invade your water supply and change sulfate into hydrogen sulfide, resulting in the stench or unpleasant taste. Chlorinating your water would resolve the problem. Before chlorinating your entire water supply, start by simply pouring a cup of bleach down the drain to kill the bacteria in your drains, as this may be the only source of the odor.
For plumbing repairs in Maryland, call Mahon Plumbing at 410-766-8566 or contact us.