For more than 30 years, Eagle Plumbing has been providing professional residential and commercial plumbing services to the Kitsap County, Washington area. With more than three decades of experience, you can be sure that you are receiving the most reliable, trustworthy services. At Eagle Plumbing, I will exceed all of your expectations. I will always offer upfront pricing on all jobs and discuss the necessary repairs with you before I start the work. I am committed to providing superior customer service to ensure that our great customers will continue to use our services in the future.
At Eagle Plumbing I specialize in a variety of residential and commercial plumbing services. From plumbing repair to water heaters, Eagle Plumbing here for you. With more than 30 years of experience, I have repaired, installed and maintained countless plumbing fixtures and have gained a vast amount of experience and knowledge allowing me to provide you with faster and more efficient services. We are a locally owned, family owned and operated plumbing company. This means we can pass on the savings of a smaller company to you!
My top priority at Eagle Plumbing is to provide the residential and commercial residents of Kitsap County, Washington with superior plumbing services at incredibly affordable rates. I am professionally trained and qualified to give you peace of mind that you are receiving the most dependable, trustworthy plumbing services. I will quickly evaluate the situation, identify the issue and get right to work. I am more than happy to provide you with a free estimate for any of the plumbing services you require, including back-flow testing, leaks and gas lines.
PEX pipe offers significant advantages in commercial installations. Because the pipe is so flexible, it can accommodate sharper turns, and, in fact, half-inch tubing has a remarkably tight bend radius of 3.5 inches.
The average person flushes the toilet 140,000 times in a lifetime. That's a lot of wear and tear on one of the most used moving parts in most toilets: the handle.
One recommendation for commercial plumbing systems is to place sensor-operated faucets in all bathroom facilities. Not only do they help improve hygiene among employees, but they will also save you money on your water bill.
Copper is synonymous with plumbing. Even with the advent of PVC, it's still widely used around the world. Care to guess when copper was first used in plumbing pipe? That would be more than 3,000 years ago.
PEX pipe is finding its way into many commercial plumbing installations. One reason is its flexibility. Unlike copper or CVPC pipe, PEX expands as many as three times its original diameter without splitting or cracking, so it resists leaks from blockages, stress, and freezing.
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