Professional Plumber & Handyman

I am a professional plumber/handyman who is available for awesome home repairs in the Palm Beach County, FL.

I used to be a full-time professional plumber and have started working for myself. I'm available during the day or after you get off work, if needed.

I only do top-quality work. I don't work without giving it my best. I have excellent references available upon request that reflect that. I live in Loxahatchee (west of West Palm Beach) but am available to work anywhere in Palm Beach County.

Services offered:

Fixture Installations

- Faucets
- Toilets
- Sinks, etc.

Appliance Installations

- Water Heaters
- Dishwashers
- Garbage Disposals
- Pumps, etc.

Sprinkler Systems
Reverse Osmosis Systems and Installation
Electrical Work

- Replacing Fixtures
- Outlets and Switches
- Breaker Boxes and Breakers

Pressure Cleaning - $30/hour
Window Repairs
Drywall Repairs
HDTV Setup, Installation and Wall Mounting
Surround-Sound Setup and Installation
Complete Home Theater Solutions


I will fix any leak, so it won't leak again; or I'll fix it again for free. I do things right, remember? And all my work is warrantied for one year, not a hard guarantee to make when you do an excellent job!

If there are other things you need done around your house or business, let me know. I'll probably be able to help you with just about anything you need. I'm really a Jack-of-all-trades and take a lot of pride in doing a great job! I'm available 7 days a week.

I charge $30 to 50 per hour depending on the type and amount of work to be done.

As it's my way of Thanking our Troops for what they do for all of us - Be sure to ask about discounts for Military Families!

I look forward to working with you. Give Justin a call anytime or e-mail me with any questions at 906-3519. Feel free to inquire about skills or pricing for a specific type of work.

Legal Notice: I am not a licensed contractor and do not attempt to portray myself as one.


Again, excellent references are available upon request.

Thanks!

Justin

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Some Plumbing Tips You May Find Helpful:

1) A burst rubber washing machine hose is a top homeowner insurance claim. Spend the extra few dollars and replace those flimsy rubber hoses with stainless steel braided hoses and avoid all that trouble!

2) Personally, I'm not sure why anyone would do this, but... No bricks in the toilet tank! They can keep your toilet from flushing correctly.

3)No liquid drain cleaners. They eat away at the pipes, and think about how much it would cost to cut up the slab of your house to fix them, that is if you can find them, then having to re-carpet or re-tile. Try a plunger or hire a professional who has an auger to fix the problem quickly!

4) Know where the main water shut-off for your house. If you had any idea how many calls I've gotten where someone's screaming and crying that their house is flooding because a pipe has burst and they don't know where to shut the water off.

5) If your tub or shower isn't draining like it used to, it's likely it's clogged up with hair. This is an easy fix for a plumber, but not something that I'd recommend you try yourself.

6) Those "flush-able" baby wipes are one of the main culprits for clogging pipes. They don't break down the way toilet paper does.

7) Like a lot of water pressure in the shower? It's against the rules to remove flow restrictors from your shower heads, but if you ask, sometimes we'll do it for you. ;)

8) Always jiggling the toilet handle? Your flapper needs to be replaced or adjusted. It's a quick fix for someone who know's what they're doing. I find myself doing it at friends house when I notice they have a problem.

9) There's almost always an allan wrench that comes with a garbage disposal. Keep it under the sink. If you come back from vacation or if something falls down there and gets stuck, turn the garbage disposal off, insert the allan wrench in the bottom of the disposal, the hole's right in the middle, and try to turn it both ways. It may take some effort, but it should break your garbage disposal loose.

10) Before you go on vacation, pour some cooking oil down your garbage disposal. That should keep it from rusting and jamming.

11) Small drips can waste over eight gallons of water a day, and a continuously running toilet can waste more than 200 gallons of water daily. You'll pay more on your water bill over time than you would just getting them fixed.

12) When you're going out of town, shut off the water to your house, otherwise, on rare occasions, you may not be happy what you find when you get back.

If you have any other questions, anything at all, I'd be happy to answer anything at all for you
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