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Plumber In Independence, MO

Pro Pipes Plumbing is a plumber in Independence working with homeowners across the Truman neighborhood, Englewood, Mount Washington, Fairmount, Golden Acres and the subdivisions off East 39th Street. Licensed and insured, with a written price before the work. Same day when we can, 7 AM to 4 PM. Call (913) 214-2595.

Services

Local Plumbing Services In Independence

Everything Else In The House

Water service lines, faucets, toilets and fixtures, whole house repiping, basement bathrooms, sump and ejector pumps, frozen pipes, remodel plumbing, water treatment and softeners.

Local homes

Why Independence Homeowners Call Us

The old core of Independence is old. North Main, South Main and the Truman neighborhood around the Square date from the 1870s through the 1930s, Winner, Englewood and Procter from the 1910s to the 30s, and Mount Washington and Fairmount are 1920s and 30s bungalows. Houses that age were plumbed with galvanized supply lines, cast iron drains and clay tile laterals, and a century of rust and roots is what fails now. Benton filled in with ranches after the war, Manor Oaks off Crysler dates from the early 1960s, and Golden Acres, a 1931 subdivision east of Noland Road, grew a newer ring of ranches and split levels. The subdivisions off East 39th Street are late 1960s and 1970s brick ranches, and New Town at Harmony is new construction. Water is the City of Independence, softened well water.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast can you get to a plumbing problem in Independence?

Jobs are scheduled within 24 hours for the same week, and Independence is I-435 north to I-70 east, off at Noland Road, exit 12, or Little Blue Parkway, exit 17.

Do you replace sewer lines in Independence?

Yes: the streets around the Square, Winner Road, Englewood, Mount Washington and Fairmount still drain through clay tile and cast iron. We run a camera through the line first and put the price in writing before anyone digs.

Will the City of Independence fix my sewer lateral?

Sometimes: since 1995 the city has repaired a structural failure in the public right of way once a plumber televises the lateral and marks the break. Root growth and blockages stay with the homeowner.

Something leaking, backing up or running cold?

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Service Area

We work with homeowners throughout Independence and across Jackson County: Lee's Summit, Raytown and Grandview. Find the business on Google.

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