We handle many types of plumbing issues, including leaky faucets, clogged pipes, broken toilets, and faulty water lines. Our team is equipped to diagnose and repair all your plumbing problems efficiently.

Signs your sewer line needs repairing include persistent drain clogs, slow drainage, unpleasant odors, or gurgling noises from the toilet or drains. If you notice any of these symptoms, schedule an inspection.

Common water heater issues include a faulty thermostat, heating element failure, or sediment build-up. If your water heater isn’t producing hot water or is behaving erratically, contact our technicians to diagnose and repair the problem.

Regular sump pump maintenance is key to preventing failure. Make sure your sump pump is tested periodically, check for any debris that might obstruct it, and consider getting a battery backup system so it works during power outages.

If you have a burst pipe, shut off the main water supply right away to prevent further damage. Then call or text Brownlee Plumbing right away so we can repair the pipe and assess any potential damages.

Yes, we offer warranties on parts and labor for most repairs. The details of the warranty will be provided to you upon completion of the work.

To minimize drain clogs, avoid disposing of any grease, hair, or food scraps down the drain. Use drain screens and regularly flush out your drains with hot water. If you are experiencing frequent clogs, there may be a more significant issue that needs professional attention from our technicians.

A water heater repair typically involves diagnosing the issue by checking the thermostat, heating elements, or pilot light. Then we will provide the right repairs or replacements to restore your water heater’s functionality.

Yes, we offer our emergency repair services 24/7. If you have a plumbing, sewer, or water heater emergency outside of our regular business hours, call or text us and we’ll dispatch a technician to handle the issue promptly.

Some signs your sump pump may need replacement include frequent cycling, unusual noises, or visible rust and corrosion. If your sump pump is older than 7-10 years and experiencing issues, it might be time for a replacement.