Systems
Leaks, repipes, and fixtures, done right.
Our own crew finds the leak, fixes it, and puts the wall and floor back. You don't need a second company for the cleanup.
Why one contractor matters here.
A plumber fixes the pipe and leaves a hole in the wall. Then you call someone for drywall, someone for paint, and maybe someone for the floor.
We do the plumbing and the repairs around it. If a repipe means opening walls, the same crew closes them, matches the texture, and paints.
What's included
- Leak detection and repair
- Whole-house and partial repipes
- Fixture installation: sinks, toilets, faucets, showers
- Water heater replacement
- Drain and supply line repairs
- Wall, ceiling, and floor repair after plumbing work
When to call us
- A water bill that jumped for no reason
- Low pressure or rusty water
- Repeated leaks in older pipes
- Water stains near bathrooms or the kitchen
How the job runs.
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Free consultation
We come out, look at the job with you, and give you an honest scope and a clear price.
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One plan, one contact
Every trade is scheduled by A&M. You have one person to call, start to finish.
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The work
Our own crews do it, keep the site clean, and tell you what's happening as it moves.
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Final walkthrough
We walk it with you. The job is finished when you say it is, not before.
Questions
Is the plumbing done by A&M or a subcontractor?
By A&M. Plumbing is done in-house by our own crew.
Do you fix the wall after a repipe?
Yes. Opening and closing the walls is part of the job, including texture and paint.
Tell us what you're building.
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