Maintaining Your Sink and Garbage Disposal Since 1990

It’s for good reason many consider the kitchen the heart of the home. Not only is it where you cook meals, but it’s also where important discussions are had and midnight cravings satiated. It’s the place many trips end and excursions begin. But when that heart isn’t working quite right—or feels a little outdated—a local plumber may be just what you need. Because kitchen plumbing is complicated and multi-faceted, it’s best to leave things to a professional. And, if you live in Brighton, whether you're installing a new apron sink, repairing a faucet , or fixing a broken garbage disposal, we’re here to help.

What to Look for in a Kitchen Plumber

A lot of people figure there’s not all that much to kitchen plumbing. A line for the icemaker there. Something to hook up the dishwasher. The faucet and garbage disposal finish things off. But we’re often called to help when someone’s DIY project turns out to be more than they could handle. Unfortunately, by the time that happens they’ve already done irreparable water damage or stripped a part.

So, if the risk of damaging your kitchen doesn’t outweigh the cost of hiring a professional, it’s time to find a plumbing contractor. But, a lot of people aren’t sure what to look for in a Brighton plumber. That’s why we’ve put together the below list of qualities to look for in a plumbing company (all things J. Mills provides):

1. Good Reviews: The first thing you should do is see what past customers say about them. The Internet—especially Google—makes it easy to verify a plumber’s quality. Read through a few reviews and the corresponding responses. Do they have a habit of arriving late? Are they often accused of overcharging? If there is an issue, how does the company respond?
2. Ultimate Adaptability: A good plumber comes equipped to tackle any kitchen plumbing issue. They arrive with the parts needed for common repairs and the know-how necessary to fix less-common problems. The Brighton plumbing company you want to choose is also equipped to work around your schedule.
3. Licensed and Insured: Don’t use an unlicensed “plumber” or handyman. Their work is rarely covered by home insurance or any kind of warranty. When you call to schedule, ask what the company’s license number is and verify they’re authorized to perform the necessary work. We are.
4. Good Plumbers Respect Your Time: How do they schedule jobs? Is it in four-hour windows or just a vague mention of a date and nothing else? Don’t settle for that! Go with a plumbing company that keeps you abreast of updates and appointment changes.
5. They’re Picky About Their Staff: A trustworthy plumbing company won’t let just anyone into your kitchen. They are selective about the plumbers they hire. Typically, the hiring process consists of a drug screening, background check, and comprehensive interview.

For Professional Kitchen Remodeling in Brighton, Go with Us

If you’re tired of your kitchen looking like a set piece from The Brady Bunch, then it might be time to think about remodeling it. Though not as aesthetically important as your marble countertops or new cabinets, kitchen plumbing is a vital part of bringing things into the 21st century. We’ll not only help you install a new dishwasher but can also make adjustments for a new apron sink and can reroute existing piping. As experienced plumbing professionals, we’re able to bridge the gap between you and the other contractors on site.

So, if you want to remodel your kitchen in Brighton, give (517) 294-3042 a call to get scheduled.

How Our Plumbers Can Improve Your Kitchen in Brighton

Brighton’s Go-to Kitchen Plumber

If you want a local plumber that checks every box and provides quality service, reach out to J. Mills Plumbing & Water Treatment at (517) 294-3042. Our plumbing contracting business has spent years honing our skills, developing the expertise needed to handle even the most complex kitchen remodel. Through this, we’ve gained a reputation for providing competitive plumbing services throughout the Fowlerville and Brighton areas. So, whether you need a faucet fixed or a new waterline run, we’re the plumber to call.