Water Heaters, Tank And Tankless
- Tankless water heater installation in Olathe, and tank replacement
Service area
Plumber In Olathe, KS
Pro Pipes Plumbing is a plumber in Olathe working with homeowners across Original Town, Havencroft, Cedar Creek, Arbor Creek, Prairie Highlands and Stonebridge. 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 Olathe
Sewer Repair, Inspection And Replacement
- Every drain slow at once, a basement backup, or roots in an old clay line
Stack Repair, Replacement And Leaks
- A cracked cast iron stack, a stain below a bathroom, or a sewer smell
Battery Backup Sump Pumps
- A finished basement to protect when a storm takes the power out
Gas Lines And Generator Hookups
- Standby generator lines, new lines for a range, dryer or grill, and pressure tests
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 Olathe Homeowners Call Us
Olathe grew in rings. Original Town, around Santa Fe Street, holds Victorian and early 1900s houses. Havencroft, around Santa Fe, Mur-Len and Sheridan, was built from the late 1960s into the 1990s, and Persimmon Hill from 1979 to 2019. The oldest streets mean galvanized supply, cast iron drains and clay laterals, and some late 1970s to mid 1990s houses have polybutylene. Cedar Creek, from 1989 near K-7 and K-10, Arbor Creek, mid 1990s to mid 2000s, and Prairie Highlands, mostly after 1999, are copper or CPVC with finished walk-out basements on sump and ejector pumps. Stonebridge, near 167th and Lackman, and Boulder Creek, at 167th and Woodland, are new construction. Water is the City of Olathe, with WaterOne in part of the city; sewer is the City of Olathe for most homes, Johnson County Wastewater for some.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can you get to a plumbing problem in Olathe?
Jobs are scheduled within 24 hours for the same week, and Olathe is about 22 miles out: I-435 west to Lenexa, then I-35 south, with the east side first.
Do you replace sewer lines in Olathe?
Yes: Original Town and the older streets of Havencroft still drain through clay tile and cast iron, and newer PVC laterals settle too. We run a camera through the line first and put the price in writing before anything is dug.
Is tankless worth it in an Olathe home?
Often, but it costs more up front, and an older Olathe home usually needs a larger gas line and new venting. We check the gas line and venting and put both options in writing so you can decide.
Something leaking, backing up or running cold?
Find us
Service Area
We work with homeowners throughout Olathe and across Johnson County: Overland Park, Shawnee, Lenexa, Leawood and Prairie Village. Find the business on Google.