Case Details
Take a closer look at how we approached unique challenges and delivered tailored solutions that exceeded expectations.
Unit Plumbing Upgrade
A property manager contacted us regarding multiple residential units in an older apartment complex. Tenants had reported issues ranging from inconsistent water pressure and rusty tap water to frequent leaks behind the walls. These problems weren’t isolated—they were systemic, tied to the aging plumbing infrastructure that hadn’t been updated in decades. It was time for a full plumbing upgrade across the affected units.
Inspection and Custom Planning for Each Unit
Our first step was a thorough inspection of all the units in question. We mapped out the full plumbing layout and identified corroded pipes, degraded joints, and obsolete fixtures that were not only inefficient but also at risk of failure. We collaborated with the property manager to design a comprehensive upgrade plan that balanced budget, efficiency, and minimal disruption for tenants.
Each unit had unique challenges—some required re-routing of pipes for better flow, while others needed complete fixture replacements. Our goal was to modernize without major reconstruction or long-term inconvenience.
Executing the Upgrade with Precision
We scheduled work in phases, completing the upgrade one unit at a time to avoid widespread disruption. Old galvanized and copper lines were replaced with durable PEX piping for better water pressure and corrosion resistance. We also installed new, water-efficient fixtures—faucets, toilets, and showerheads—designed to reduce usage while maintaining comfort.
In some units, we updated under-sink plumbing and drain systems, ensuring long-term reliability and ease of maintenance. Our team worked efficiently and respectfully, coordinating closely with tenants and minimizing downtime.
Immediate Improvements, Long-Term Peace of Mind
After the upgrade, the difference was clear. Water pressure stabilized, leaks disappeared, and the aesthetic and functional quality of plumbing fixtures improved significantly. Tenants reported a much more comfortable living experience, and the property manager saw a sharp reduction in maintenance calls.
Future-Proofing Residential Living
This unit plumbing upgrade not only resolved urgent problems but also added value to the property. By investing in a modern plumbing infrastructure, the building is now better prepared to serve residents for years to come. For landlords and property managers, proactive upgrades like this ensure tenant satisfaction, lower long-term costs, and protect the integrity of the building.