Bathroom Plumbing Experts
Aspen Plumbing Services are your local Jackson, Michigan area bathroom plumbing experts. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your entire bathroom or just replace a leaky faucet, we’re here to help. Not only can upgrading your bathroom increase your home’s value, by keeping your fixtures in top notch condition, you will avoid costly repairs and replacements later on.
Our Bathroom Plumbing Services
Tub Replacement
Older or worn out bathtubs should be replaced since the cost of frequent repairs may exceed the cost of bathtub replacement. If you feel your bathtub is outdated and no longer fulfills your expectations of a modern bathroom, it is time you purchased a new one and the experts at Aspen Plumbing Services can not only replace your old tub, but we will haul away your old one. Call today to schedule your appointment!
Faucet or General Leak Repair
Most homeowners deal with the headache of a leaky faucet or pipe in their bathroom at some point in time. From a drip under the sink to tub and shower leaks, we can help repair any faucet in your bathroom, even if the problem is hidden. Leaks can cause excessive damage over time so call today and schedule your appointment for your bathroom faucet repair.
Faucet and Sink Replacement
Sometimes your leaky faucet cannot be repaired or maybe you want to upgrade the style or look of your bathroom and there is no better way than with new faucets and fixtures. Our expert plumbers can replace your bathroom fixtures with ease and have your bathroom looking top notch.
Toilet Repair and Installation
Not only can a leaky or running toilet be annoying, it can be very costly. The average leaking toilet can waste up to 200 gallons per day which is over 600 gallons a month! The experts at Aspen Plumbing Services can repair or replace your toilet and we will even haul away your old one for you. Upgrading your toilet can also change the look and feel of your bathroom. If your toilet is running or needs replaced, call us today!
Shower Repair and Installation
From installing a brand new shower or replacing and upgrading your current shower fixtures or drains, Aspen Plumbing Services has you covered. Our team can handle any shower repair or replacement so call today to schedule your appointment!
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Tips From The Bathroom Plumbing Experts
When it comes to bathrooms, our team of highly skilled and trained plumbers have years of experience and can provide you with all of the information that you need regarding your bathrooms plumbing. Below you will find helpful information, but feel free to call our team any time with any questions or concerns that you may have!
How Does My Bathroom Plumbing Work?
Your bathroom plumbing is part of your home’s larger plumbing system, and it includes both the water supply and the drainage system. Here’s how it works:
Water Supply
Water Line: Fresh water enters your bathroom through the main water supply line. This water is typically cold, but it can be heated in your water heater before it reaches the faucet or shower.
Faucets & Shower: When you turn on a faucet or shower, a valve opens that allows water to flow from the supply line to the fixture. The faucet controls the amount of water by regulating the flow. For a shower, the valve might mix hot and cold water for the right temperature.
Toilet: The toilet has its own water supply line that fills the tank when flushed. Once the tank is full, a fill valve stops the flow of water, keeping the tank at a proper level until the next flush.
Drainage & Venting
Drains: Used water (from the sink, shower, or toilet) flows into the drain pipes. These pipes are connected to a larger waste line that carries the water to your home’s sewer system or a septic tank.
P-Traps: Under sinks, bathtubs, and showers, you’ll find a U-shaped pipe called a “P-trap.” It’s designed to hold a small amount of water, creating a barrier that prevents sewer gases from entering your bathroom.
Ventilation: Pipes from your bathroom are connected to a vent system that releases air and prevents a vacuum in the plumbing. This allows water to drain smoothly and helps maintain proper pressure.
Toilet Drainage: Toilets have a separate drain pipe that’s designed for solid waste and water. After a flush, the waste is pushed into the larger waste line by the water and gravity.
So, when you use your bathroom, water flows in from your supply lines, and after you use it, waste water is safely drained out through the pipes to the sewer or septic system. The vent system helps everything flow smoothly.
Should I Upgrade My Bathroom?
Upgrading your bathroom can be an exciting project! Here are several key factors to consider to ensure you get the most out of your renovation:
Budget: Start by determining how much you’re willing to spend. This will help guide your choices when it comes to materials, fixtures, and whether you need professional help.
Functionality: Think about how you use the space. Do you need more storage? Would a bigger shower or bathtub improve your routine? Consider making the space more functional based on your needs.
Layout: If you’re considering changing the layout, think about the flow of the space. Consider whether moving the toilet, shower, or sink would make the space feel more open or convenient.
Style and Design: Choose a design that fits your taste and complements the rest of your home. Whether you prefer modern, traditional, or spa-like aesthetics, the design should feel cohesive.
Energy Efficiency: Upgrading to water-saving fixtures (like low-flow showerheads and toilets) and energy-efficient lighting can help reduce utility bills and your environmental impact.
Quality Materials: Choose materials that will last. While there are budget-friendly options available, investing in high-quality tiles, countertops, and faucets will ensure your upgrade lasts longer.
Storage Solutions: Bathrooms often lack sufficient storage, so consider adding built-in shelving, cabinets, or vanity space to keep everything organized.
Lighting: Good lighting is essential in a bathroom. Consider a combination of ambient, task, and accent lighting to create a well-lit, functional space.
Ventilation: Adequate ventilation is important to prevent mold and mildew. Consider installing an upgraded exhaust fan or adding windows for better airflow.
Resale Value: If you plan to sell your home soon, choose upgrades that will enhance the value of your home. Stylish but functional choices like a modern vanity or a freestanding tub can appeal to potential buyers.
Safety: Especially in a family or elderly household, ensure that your bathroom is safe. Slip-resistant flooring, grab bars, and good lighting can prevent accidents.
Taking these factors into account will help you create a bathroom upgrade that fits your lifestyle, tastes, and budget.
Why Choose Us?
At Aspen Plumbing Services, we are dedicated to being the trusted plumbing, soft water and drain cleaning and jetting experts, and have been for over 40 years. We serve all of Jackson County and many surrounding areas and our team works hard to ensure our customers get exactly what they need. From using top-of-the-line equipment to making sure our team is well-trained, we strive to provide 5-star service each and every time. Call us today to schedule your service to find out why we have earned a reputation of integrity and quality work.
- In Business Since 1981
- Family Owned & Operated
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Bathroom Plumbing F.A.Q’S
Frequently Asked Questions
When Should I Replace My Bathroom Plumbing Fixtures?
It’s time to replace your bathroom plumbing fixtures when they show signs of wear and tear, such as leaks, rust, or persistent problems that can’t be fixed. Older fixtures may also be less water-efficient, leading to higher utility bills. If you experience frequent issues with your faucets, showerheads, or toilet, it could be a sign that replacement is necessary.Â
A plumber can help assess the condition of your fixtures and recommend replacements to improve both function and efficiency in your bathroom.
What Should I Do if My Bathroom Sink is Clogged?
If your bathroom sink is clogged, start by using a plunger to try to dislodge the blockage. You can also try a drain snake or a vinegar and baking soda solution to break down minor clogs. Avoid using chemical drain cleaners, as they can damage your pipes.
 If these DIY methods don’t work, it’s best to call a professional plumber who can assess the clog and use specialized tools to clear the drain safely. Regular maintenance, like cleaning the drain and avoiding hair and soap buildup, can help prevent future clogs.
What Causes Low Water Pressure in the Bathroom?
Low water pressure in the bathroom can be caused by several factors. Mineral buildup in the faucet aerators or showerhead is one common issue, especially in areas with hard water. Clogged pipes, a failing water pressure regulator, or a problem with the municipal water supply can also contribute to low pressure.Â
You can try cleaning the aerators and showerhead to see if that improves the flow. If the problem persists, it’s best to consult a plumber who can assess the entire system and resolve the issue.
How Can I Stop My Bathroom Sink From Smelling?
Foul odors coming from your bathroom sink are often caused by trapped food, soap scum, or bacteria in the drain. You can eliminate odors by cleaning the drain with a mixture of baking soda and vinegar, followed by hot water. If the smell persists, check for any visible debris or buildup in the drain trap.Â
If the problem continues, it could indicate a more serious issue with the plumbing, like a clog in the pipes, and you may need a plumber to perform a deeper inspection and cleaning.
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Aspen Plumbing Services
- 4131 W. Michigan Ave. Jackson, MI 49202
- Phone: (517) 750-9913
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