Household Plumbing - Shoreline WA | Raymark Plumbing & Sewer

Your household plumbing in Shoreline, WA, keeps water in constant supply throughout the house. It also pushes waste out of the house and into the sewer. A plumbing system connects plumbing in rooms that use water, and it links up to meet in one section of the building. That section connects to the primary drainage and water supply lines to and from the residence.

The cycle works wonders when everything is going great. When it isn’t, you’ll need a plumber. That’s where our team at Raymark Plumbing & Sewer comes in. No matter where it leads them, our expert plumbers can find the cause of a problem and resolve it. Besides shower installation, shower repair, and toilet installation, we also handle faucet service and garbage disposal service. Faucet service encompasses the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry room sinks.

Shower Installation in Shoreline

There are various ways to install a shower, and adding one to your home is simple. With the right team, you can include it in a custom home-building project, or you can upgrade your shower in a bathroom remodel. After selecting a fabulous shower, you need a phenomenal plumber to connect the new plumbing to the existing system. Water must flow through this and other fixtures without interference.

The parts of the shower the plumber will configure include these:

Showerhead

Shower faucet

Shower drain

Shower pan

The showerhead mounts at a top spot, so it rains water down on you from head to toe. Some showers have hand-held showerheads for controlled cleaning, which plumbers can configure. In older showers, the shower faucet turns the head on and off. New ones might have a touchpad or smart controls. The shower pan directs water to the drain. That takes wastewater to the sewer. Without these parts operating at properly, the beautiful shower is just an enclosed space in the bathroom.

Toilet Repair in Shoreline

If your toilet is not flushing, it’s tempting to try solving the problem by using information from the Internet. Such a temporary fix may or may not work. However, it won’t address the root cause, and trying these solutions may damage your toilet more. At that point, the only choice is to call a plumber.

When you reach out to us, we’ll do the job right the first time because we’ve seen it all. We know how to get compatible parts that fit the toilet brand and style because not all parts are interchangeable. We’ll also assemble those parts with the correct tools to avoid additional damage. Finally, our plumber will test the toilet to see if everything works before cleaning up the area.

The toilet tank houses some intricate parts, and one mistake messes up the entire system. These components perform one of two functions: flushing wastewater or filling the toilet bowl to a specific level. Flushing depends on the flush handle, valve, handle rod, chain or lift wire, and flapper or float ball. The apparatus that fills the bowl and tank is a ballcock or fill valve. There are plunger and diaphragm ballcocks, and fill valves either have float cups, or they are floatless.

A novice who uses DIY methods will focus on fixing the problem instead of understanding how these parts work. Consequently, they may never solve the dilemma. An amateur will probably also ignore the effects a toilet with poor repair will have on nearby plumbing or the floor’s stability and strength.

Household Plumbing in Shoreline, WA

Shower Installation in Shoreline

Toilet Repair in Shoreline