Hope Plumbing

At Hope Plumbing, we chose our name to reflect our best service: restoring our customers' faith in professional plumbers. Our team provides the honest, straightforward repairs and installations that the best craftsmen are known for. For us, it's important that every customer trusts our care for their home, but it's also important that every customer gets options. That's why our Indianapolis plumbing technicians provide every customer with a full list of every possible repair solution-allowing them to control the cost, scope, and results of their plumbing project.

Hope Plumbing is a locally-owned and operated full service, residential plumbing company in the Indianapolis area. We offer a wide range of plumbing services including broken pipe repair, cleaning of clogged main lines, fixture plumbing repair, gas plumbing, sewers, water heater, and water system installation. Our company is licensed, bonded, and insured for your protection and peace of mind. Starting out as a practical way for our owners-Jack Hope and Brad Persic-to earn money to pay for school, Hope Plumbing has grown into a thriving local business.

You may be shocked by some of the things businesses and homeowners put down their drains. It is also surprising to learn some of the things most individuals think are safe to put down their drains but actually can be very harmful. There are many things that can cause your drain to be clogged, but the most common cause comes from items that are inaccurately deemed safe by the general public. When your drain becomes too slow or starts to back up, turn to the professional plumbers at Hope Plumbing.

Although not every home needs a sump pump, Hope Plumbing strongly recommends sump pump installation services for homes that have a crawlspace or basement. This is because sump pumps are typically installed in a space below ground level in your home Our team of expert plumbers in Indianapolis can guide you through the installation process and help determine what type of sump pump your Indianapolis home could benefit from the most. At Hope Plumbing, we recommend Zoeller® pumps and battery powered backup sump pumps.

Imagine just cooking your favorite dish and sitting down to enjoy it. Soon, you remember that you have to clean up afterward-your most dreaded chore. Nobody wants to clean up or put away dishes, especially when a garbage disposal isn't working like it should, resulting in foul smells and clogs. The skilled Indianapolis plumbers at Hope Plumbing can help you tackle the chore of messy food disposal by installing a garbage disposal in your kitchen. Using a garbage disposal is an easy way to prevent large drain clogs.

If you have ever dealt with the dripping of a leaky faucet, then you know it can be one of the most troublesome annoyances in your home. The dripping can keep you up at night and be one of the most frustrating problems in bathroom plumbing. You may overlook this seemingly small problem and try to simply "live with it, " but the problem runs deeper than just being a bother. At Hope Plumbing, we are equipped to repair your leaky faucet and extend the life of your sink and other plumbing appliances.

You may have heard of the old saying that "prevention is better than cure." When it comes to your plumbing system's health, this statement couldn't ring truer. Our Indianapolis plumbers recommend regular check-ups and maintenance to ensure and lengthen the performance of your plumbing system. Our Indianapolis plumbing inspections are easy on the budget and may even let you save more money with lesser repairs and replacements to your plumbing system. You can be sure that our skilled plumbers give honest feedback during inspections and will not charge additional fees for services you don't need.

Your water line is responsible for transporting fresh, clean water to your homes. It is connected to the city's main, kept separate from your sewer line to prevent contamination. While your water line is usually designed to last a long time, unforeseen circumstances can cause damage to your water line and affect your entire home. When this happens, turn to the professional plumbers of Hope Plumbing. We know how important it is to have a consistent supply of clean water that is why we respond promptly to these problems.

Understanding how your toilets work can help diagnose a number of plumbing issues. The anatomy of a toilet is fairly simple. This can be helpful to you if your toilet is leaking, running, or flushing improperly. If you understand what's going on in there, it can be easier to understand the cause of your plumbing problems. If your toilet is rocking, it may need new bolts or flange. If the base is leaking, this may mean you need a new wax ring. Inside the tank, it gets a little more complicated. If the handle doesn't do anything when you push it down, something may have come disconnected or broken in the tank.

A water leak can cause significant damage to your home when they are not detected early. There are leaks that are fairly obvious, such as a leaky faucet or water heater. Unfortunately, there are also some leaks that remain undetected because their source is not visible. These types of leaks are only discovered when your house is already flooding or after your water bill has spiked. The leak specialists at Hope Plumbing can quickly identify and repair any type of leaks. Our company has years of experience in leak detection and repair to several homes and businesses in the community.

Heating your water in seconds flat isn't considered much of luxury in our day and age anymore. Having instantly hot water has become a necessity for most residents in the community, which is why nearly every home will have a water heater in it. Most homes have historically used tank-type water heaters, which look like a big cylinder found in your basement or a utility closet. Knowing how your water heater works can potentially help you identify if it is time to repair or replace your unit. These tank-type water heaters come in varying sizes.

Switching from electricity to gas is becoming more popular these days, as there are many advantages to using natural gas. The Indianapolis plumbers at Hope Plumbing can help you connect your homes to a gas line. You can be sure that our gas line installation follows local industry standards and business codes. Our knowledgeable Indianapolis gas plumbing service technicians install safety features such as an automatic shut-off device and earthquake shut-off valves for your protection. For several years, Hope Plumbing has been installing gas lines to countless homes and businesses in the community.

When you choose to live in an older house, maintaining its historic authenticity is important. Many older houses in Indianapolis have retained their original fixtures for a beautiful look, especially in the bathroom. Antique faucets, vintage tubs, and toilets-these are some common bathroom fixtures found in older homes. When these rare fixtures encounter a problem, some plumbers may insist on replacing them instead of repairing just because it's easier. With Hope Plumbing, we love the challenge these vintage fixtures present.

For something that is pretty formless, it's hard to wrap your mind around water being "hard." Believe it or not, groundwater actually contains metals, causing it to become hard. Hard water can contain high quantities of calcium, magnesium, or other minerals by absorbing them from soil and rocks. While this sounds like something that may be potentially unsafe, hard water is actually more dangerous for your plumbing than it is for your consumption. Minerals collected by water can show up in your pipes, water heaters, and dishwashers as "scale."

Did you know that homeowners are responsible for maintaining the sewer lines that connect their sewers to the city's main line? Some homeowners do not know that this is their responsibility. Finding out that you need to have your sewer repaired or replaced can be a real shock, but the good news is that we are here for you! Our Indianapolis plumbers at Hope Plumbing can help you maintain your sewer at a competitive price. We can repair your sewer line before it causes major problems for you and the environment.