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Finding a dependable Salt Lake City plumber in your area shouldn’t have to be difficult! Whether you need emergency repair, residential drain cleaning, or commercial plumbing solutions, you deserve quality service and results designed for your long-term peace of mind. 

Mr. Expert Plumbing dispatches highly trained Salt Lake City plumbers  so you receive prompt service no matter where you are in Salt Lake City and nearby areas. Take a look at why your neighbors continue to choose us as their preferred Salt Lake City plumbers!

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    What to Expect

    Our goal is to make the service process easy and convenient for all of our customers–from the first phone call to the last handshake. 

    Personal attention

    Every service call starts with a detailed discussion of your plumbing issue. We take the time to listen to your specific needs and concerns, and answer any questions you may have. This allows our Salt Lake City plumber to provide you with the service that best meets your particular needs.

    Honest solutions

    Once we have identified the root of the problem, we will present you with the most cost-effective solution and an upfront quote. We try to carry out repairs on the spot to keep costs reasonable for you; however, if replacement service is necessary, our Salt Lake City plumbers are always happy to review options with you. 

    Transparent service

    No one likes unpleasant surprises! That’s why our experienced licensed Salt Lake City plumbers will walk you through the job before any work begins so you know exactly what to expect. We won’t perform any work on your plumbing system without your approval. 

    Respect for your property 

    We understand it can be stressful having contractors working in your home–especially the thought of having to clean up afterwards. But put the broom and mop away! Our Salt Lake City plumbers use drop cloths to cover the work area and clear everything away after the job is complete. It will seem like we were never there!

    Why Choose Us?

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    Same Day
    Solutions

    Save time with our quick arrival and turnarounds. We can dispatch a Salt Lake City plumbing expert to your home or business the same day you call and get the job done right away.

    Local
    Experts

    All jobs are performed to meet state and local codes. We’ve been serving our community since 2002 and understand the specific plumbing needs of SLC residents.

    Fixed Right
    the First Time

    Careful inspections that get to the root of the problem plus attentive workmanship allow you to receive accurate solutions and enjoy the peace of mind you deserve.

    Friendly
    Service

    We love helping our neighbors! Expect a warm and friendly greeting over the phone and at your door. It’s our Salt Lake City plumbers goal to leave you with a smile after every job.

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    Burst pipe? Overflowing toilet? Don’t wait to call a plumber! We provide 24/7 emergency plumbing services throughout SLC. Our team of Salt Lake City plumbers is ready to help whether it’s 12pm or 12am.

    Tired of cold showers? Let us take a look at your water heater–our Salt Lake City plumbers will have it working like new so you can continue to enjoy warm showers plus get your dishes and laundry done properly!

    Smelly kitchen drain? Water leaks under your sink? You may have a garbage disposal problem. An inspection by our Salt Lake Ciyt plumbers will let you know if it’s time to repair or replace your equipment.

    Get rid of blockages with expert drain cleaning solutions. Our Salt Lake City plumbers use advanced technology to remove even the most stubborn clogs without harming the integrity of your pipes.

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    About Mr Expert Plumbing

    We are a full-service plumbing company in Salt Lake City whose goal is to help our customers quickly get back to their normal routine. That’s why we prioritize same-day scheduling and do our best to resolve your plumbing problem as efficiently as possible without compromising quality of service. Every job is carried out to code and treated to top-notch workmanship. 

    The Salt Lake City plumbing techs that arrive at your door are not only plumbing experts but customer service professionals as well. We make sure all of our customers enjoy a smooth and pleasant service experience from beginning to end.

    Mr. Expert Plumbing also provides services on Salt Lake City water heater repair & replacement, pipe thawing, water leak detection, and inline inspections. We have been in business since 2002. We are accredited with BBB and hold an A+ rating.

    Mr. Expert Plumbing provides and specializes in Salt Lake City plumbing, repairs, replacements, maintenance and drain cleaning services. Our team of licensed plumbing technicians are here to assist you the best way possible and fix any SLC plumbing job right the first time.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    YES! We will have a technician come to your home or place of business, assess what needs to be done, and give you a free, no obligation estimate.

    MR. EXPERT Plumbing charges by the job, NOT by the hour, and THAT saves you money! We pride ourselves on our upfront pricing policy. Estimates are always free and our technicians always wait for your approval prior to starting anything.

    Generally when you have water that is seeping back into the dishwasher it is because the hose that discharges to the kitchen sink was not installed properly. Dishwasher hoses need to travel uphill from the dishwasher to the underneath side of the counter top, then run downhill to the kitchen sink where it’s tied in above the sink trap, creating an upward loop which prevents water from the kitchen sink draining into the dishwasher. If the loop is up as high as possible under the kitchen sink, the water goes down the drain. If the dishwasher hose is installed incorrectly, then the inlet water solenoid valve is not functioning properly. An appliance technician should repair or replace the valve. Another cause of standing water in dish washer base could be failure of DW motor; in this case, your best option will be have it check by the appliance repair man.

    When the drainage from one fixture backs up into another, it means that the two lines are connected on one branch line before it enters the main drain. Water always seeks its own level so it will come up in a lower fixture or another sink at the same level if the branch line connecting the fixtures has a blockage after the connection. Sink lines get filled up with lint, hair and soap scum from the fixtures. As the water goes down the drain, a film is left on the inside of the piping, eventually building up so thick that they reduce the internal diameter of the drain and slow the water flow. A hand snake is designed to open minor clogs in small traps or branch lines. A hand snake can punch a hole in a clog, but it is often like punching a hole in jello. The sludge builds up so thick, when you pull the snake back the sludge just fills back in. Hand snakes are not designed to open piping under the floor, so if the clog is there, you’ll need a plumber. Once the line is cleaned you can use an enzyme-type drain cleaner like MR. EXPERT Plumbing enzyme Drain clean Product to eat away biological material and prevent it from sticking to the inside of the piping, which keeps the line open and flowing. You can buy this from MR. EXPERT Plumbing, please click on our product info.

    Gurgling or bubbling is an indication of a blocked branch line off the stack or main drain or a blocked vent. When water goes into a pipe, it pushes the air through and if there is no place for the air to go, it comes up the trap of the fixture or another fixture. The line needs to be cleaned to remove the blockage. If the blockage is far down the line, a hand snake may not have the power and the proper end to open up the pipe. Liquid drain cleaners don’t work on long horizontal pipe sections, because the cleaners settle on the bottom of the pipe and clean only the lower portion of the pipe.

    We recommend an enzyme-type drain cleaner, such as MR. EXPERT Plumbing’s favorite enzyme drain cleaning product Pipe Shield, the natural enzymes eat the grease and hair and keep the pipe from filling with sludge. Used as directed, these products turn the sludge into a liquid that will flow out of the pipes and into the main sewer. Pipe Shield’s exclusive formula uses natural bacteria to breakdown deposits, so it’s safe for the environment. When used as directed each month, build-up can be prevented for up to 30 days.

    When you have run a main line cable down your drain and it is still backing up, it is time for a camera inspection. Many times when people rent equipment, they break through the clog, but don’t remove all of the roots. It takes an experienced technician to do a thorough job. The roots simply grow back again or fall back into place because they were just moved aside by the cleaning equipment and not cut out. Pipes need to have all of the roots scraped off of the full interior diameter of the pipe and pushed out to the sewer main. It is possible that the city sewer is backing up but not as likely as what I’ve described above. In addition, if you have roots in your piping, I would have a professional run a video inspection camera down your line and the two of you can examine the condition of the piping by looking at the video monitor. Many people resist paying the extra money for the camera inspection, but you will learn the exact condition of the piping, any damage caused by roots and how much longer your pipes will last. Just remember the sewer line in your yard is your responsibility, it doesn’t belong to the city. A camera inspection will show you if the problem is inside the house or out in the yard. The camera will also measure the distance between clean-outs and even locate missing clean-outs you didn’t know were there. With a camera, you can see the vertical riser for a clean-out coming off the pipe and locate it exactly with the radio transmitter on the end of the camera head.

    Once you get to a point where the water is backing up in multiple fixtures it means either the main sewer line from the house to the city sewer or septic tank has a blockage. Once these lines get filled, a small hand snake is ineffective. The same with chemical clog removers. You’re way past that point. Right now you are at the stage where you need a professional.

    Over time, galvanized pipes fill up with calcium and minerals, and there is no code-approved way to clear the line. Calcium and minerals are leeched out of the water and bond to the inside of galvanized pipe, it forms a rock-like substance. These minerals begin to choke off the inside of the pipe and slow the water down. As water slows down, more calcium is removed from the water. Eventually the inside diameter is reduced so much that water does not flow freely. The best solution is to replace the line with High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) pipe, which will provide better pressure and volume.

    ​Turning off the water is not enough. You must also disconnect the garden hose connected to the faucet to allow the water in the pipe to drain out. This will allow the piping to withstand the cold weather.

    RV antifreeze in toilet bowls and sink traps will not evaporate and keeps the sewer gas in the pipes. Be sure to shut off the water heater or put on vacation setting. Shut off the water to the washer because washer hoses can break while you are gone and cause flooding. Open cabinet doors to allow air to circulate around pipes and set the thermostat setting no lower than 55 degrees to prevent frozen pipes.

    When we winterize a home, we remove the meter and use air pressure in all of the water pipes to empty the lines. We then drain the water heater and shut off the burner. We empty the toilets and tanks and fill all the traps in the home with RV antifreeze. If there is a dishwasher, we flush out the supply with air. Even with everything shut off, you have to supply heat to the meter area to keep the inlet water supply from freezing. This can be done with a 100 watt light bulb.

    Jetting equipment cleans a sewer line better than a snake. Jetters use varying degrees of water pressure to cut through grease and other debris that build up in drain pipes, especially in restaurants, and draw it back where it can be vacuumed out, providing a more thorough cleaning. Enzyme-type drain maintenance products drain and Grease Trap Treatment can be automatically injected into the line to help keep grease and food waste from building up in the line. The enzyme eats the grease and turns it into a liquid, which washes away with water, preventing most backups.
    Generally when you have an open pipe under a house and the pipe is not blocked, you never know because the water drains out to the street and not out the hole. But when you have an open pipe and a blocked drain, the water flows out under the house and creates an unsanitary mess. You need to have your drain line cleaned and have the drain cover put back on the clean-out. The area under the house should be disinfected or you could build-up harmful bacteria and molds under the house which could cause health hazards. Contact a plumbing professional to discuss your options for drain cleaning, clean-out or pipe repair, and the cleanup of the area under your house.
    Trenchless technology cannot be used on a bellied line because the sleeve will simply follow the existing pipe and end up with a belly.
    If the water is coming in from the outside and it is coming in from the city sewer line or the septic system, you can install a backwater valve on the line inside the house or just outside the house. A backwater valve has a flapper that only allows the water to travel out of the house, but shuts down when it tries to reverse. If the problem is occurring because you have water coming in from the outside alongside the foundation from the rain itself, then you need to waterproof your foundation. This often requires installing a sump basin and drain tile around the foundation to collect the water and pump it outside to a low area where it can run away from the home. In addition, you should raise the landscaping around the foundation so the water runs away from the house and not towards the house. You may also want to install rain gutters to collect the water and run it to a lower spot in the yard away from the house. If the water is coming in from any other source you will have to determine the cause and then repair it to prevent infiltration.​
    Pipe Shield® is safe for garbage disposals and other plumbing fixtures because it is enzyme-based. Pipe Shield is a mixture of good bacteria and natural enzymes which break down bio-degradable material, but are harmless to inorganic pipe materials like steel, copper and zinc.
    We recommend hiring a professional to apply RootX. However, you can do it yourself, but please read the instructions carefully before using. Putting products down the toilet can cause additional problems if not done carefully. This product works best when applied through a sewer clean-out port with the water running. A two pound container is only effective in the first 50 feet of a 4-inch sewer main.
    Drops of water coming out of a tub spout can be normal if it has a diverter or it can be a leaky washer in the shower faucet. If it continues to leak all day, then it’s a leaky washer. If it leaks for an hour or so, but then quits, it’s water draining down from the shower head and emptying into the tub.
    Generally there is a rubber gasket inside the nut that tightens onto the shower head arm. Often this gasket gets damaged or pushed into the shower head arm and does not seal properly. Remove and reinsert the gasket, or replace for a better seal.
    There are all kinds of tools for extracting the lower chrome drain in the bottom of the tub, but many plumbers use a simple sharp steel chisel. Remove the plug in the bottom of the tub, leaving the chrome ring that seals the shoe to the bottom of the tub. Turn the basket counterclockwise to remove it from the shoe. A sharp chisel will notch the face of the chrome and turn the basket 1/4 turn (but don’t hit too hard or you will cut right through the brass). Repeat every quarter turn. Eventually the basket will come out of the tub and you can remove the parts below the tub and replace them with a new waste and overflow. Follow the directions in the new waste and overflow box for installation.​
    In addition to something unknown, a couple of things come to mind. When a water softener screen fails, the resin beads can get out of the softener and into the water system. Every water softener is filled with small zeolite resin beads. These beads are designed to remove calcium and minerals from the water and replace then with sodium or potassium ions. When the filter that holds in the beads develops a hole the resin beads can flow through the water supply system. Inside every water heater there is a plastic tube that takes the inlet cold water and runs it down through the hot water to the bottom of the water heater, so the cold water doesn’t mix with the hot water and prevent you from getting hot water. Unfortunately, some types of water actually dissolve the plastic and cause it to flow out into the water system. If you are now getting lukewarm water instead of hot water, that is your problem.

    The unsightly build-up is mineral deposits. To remove these deposits from the shower head, take a plastic bag and pour a cup of vinegar in it. Place the bag over the shower head and use a twist tie to hold it in place overnight. In the morning, remove the bag and use an old toothbrush to gently scrub off the deposits. You might be able to remove the aerators from the faucets and allow them to soak in the vinegar overnight.

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