Plumb-Tech

Maintenance is essential to keep the sewers and drains working right. Drains allow the wastewater from your home's appliances, toilets, sinks, bathtubs and showers to be removed from your home and directed to the sewer so that it can reenter the local water system. If they are not working properly, you could be facing serious consequences, including backups, overflows and burst pipes. Let the licensed and insured team at Plumb-Tech help you keep your system flowing efficiently and reliably. We have all the equipment to do the job.

If you observe water backups or water draining out very slowly in your bathtubs, showers and sinks, it is probably the time for septic service. Get in touch with the experienced and certified team of technicians at Plumb-Tech for all your septic services in Shelby and Chilton County. We provide septic tank cleaning services for residential customers only. The completion of our services depends on the type of job. Mark and his Team (Blake and Steven) are top-notch professionals! If you are in need of a professional plumber in the Shelby County area, then Plumb-Tech should be your first and only call!

One of the most common causes of sewer line backups, cracked lines and drainage problems is root infiltration. Roots from trees and larger shrubs enter the sewer line from a joint and expand to fill up the pipe. Toilet paper, debris and grease coming from the home to the main sewer line may begin to catch on the mass of roots. As the roots continue to grow, they put pressure on the pipe and it will eventually crack. If you have issues with your water and sewer lines, give the highly trained professionals at Plumb-Tech a call.

From bathing and cleaning to cooking and doing laundry, we use hot water every day. It's essential to have convenient access to hot water at home and in your business. Trust the licensed and insured team at Plumb-Tech to give you the water heater services you need. Equip your space with a high-quality water heater today! Conventional water heaters feature a tank that holds water and constantly heats it so that it is ready when needed. Tankless water heaters, on the other hand, do not feature this tank.