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GRIFFIN PLUMBING INC.

About us

At Griffin Plumbing, we are proud of our reputation . Over 30 years, we have worked hard to get to this point, and we are dedicated to keeping up the good work, providing a variety of plumbing services to Orlando and surrounding area. Now, you might be thinking, what is the difference between your plumbing company and any other plumbing company in town? In a word, service. We bend over backward for our customers In our line of work. From the moment you call us or easily book your appointment online at your convenience, you will receive a confirmation text and follow up when the technician is arriving. Our skilled staff arrive fully stocked, because we understand that your time is valuable, we stock all the most common items to help deliver a faster and superior service to you. We combine our knowledge and the best equipment, to make sure every job is done right the first time. Because plumbing problems can strike when you least expect them, our friendly and knowledgeable team are available around the clock, tackling jobs big and small. Our goal is to provide the best solutions and answers for our customers. We understand the importance of protecting what is most important to you...your family, your home, your property. Our Services : Drains: Since your drains are a bit out of sight, out of mind, it is important to be aware of certain signs to know when it is time to get your drains cleaned. If you have noticed standing water, backwash, uncouth smells, and other foul substances floating up rather than down, it is time to get some professional help on the scene. Before you spend hours on DIY plumbing websites, just call our team! We give accurate time frames in advance and provide quality work that gets your home back up and running in no time at all. Leak Detection and repair: One of the worst problems your home can experience is the long-term effects of a leaky pipe. Day by day and drop by drop, leaks can wreak serious havoc on your property. Fortunately, for those of you who tend to wait until an emergency to get things taken care of, there are several telltale signs of a leaky pipe to alert you to a problem before things get crazy. Signs of a leaky pipe can include the following: Dripping Noises: Check the less-frequented rooms in your house to listen for dripping noises which could indicate a leaking pipe. Puddles or Rust: If you start to notice rust or puddles around drains, toilets, tubs, sinks, or showers, get it checked out for leaks! Inflated Water Bills: If you notice a sudden spike in your water bill, there is a good chance it could be traced back to a leak or other plumbing problem. Moldy Smells: Places like bathrooms usually smell dank; however, if your home begins smelling especially foul, make sure to get your place checked out for leaks. Water Heater Installation & Repair: Cold showers are awful, but obviously no one plans for their water heater to die on them. Offering Installation & Repair Services for Tankless and Traditional Water Heaters! Say goodbye to cold showers and rude awakenings and say hello to a water heating system that will keep things hot and steamy all year long. Whether you need to completely replace your outdated system, repair broken equipment, or get a maintenance check, our professionals know all the ins and outs of tankless water heaters and can meet your needs and get the job done right in no time. Sewer Plumbing: Sewer systems need attention and regular maintenance to continue functioning in tip-top shape. If neglected for too long, small problems can become costly and damaging. Tree roots and other debris can significantly damage your sewer system. At Griffin Plumbing, our team of pros can provide comprehensive plumbing services, including sewer line repairs and cleaning. We take care of business, so you can take care of yours. Signs You Need to Call Us - Immediately A broken sewer pipe spells out disaster for any property owner. It's important to keep an eye out for suspicious symptoms that could indicate a deeper problem. Other services that we provide: Residential Plumbing : Complete repipe (25 Years transferable warranty). Bathroom : Toilet, shower, bathtub ( Bathroom remodel). Kitchen : Garbage disposal, Dishwasher ( Kitchen remodel). Laundry : Washing machine . Garbage disposal. Tankless water heater service. Hot water performance, proficiency and service. Regular hot water heater service is available. Commercial Plumbing : Storm water drainage. Septic tank and drain fields. Medical and nitrous oxide gas piping. Pneumatic control piping system. Fuel oil and gasoline piping. Boiler and pressure process piping. Public and private water system. Vacuum and oxygen line piping. Grounded excavation and restoration. Piping and fitting. Grease trap treatment. Certified plumbing contractor since 1988 (State of Florida). Florida construction industry licensing board.

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Frequently asked questions

What clogged my drain and what can I do about it?

More like what doesn’t clog your drain, am I right? Beauty products, hair, dirt, grease, and food waste are all day-to-day culprits that can lead to blocked drains. At home you can help avoid build up by installing a drain catcher to catch physical debris. After that, a great way to address small clogs is by pouring a mixture of hot water, baking soda, and vinegar down your drains to loosen the build-up. If that doesn’t work, it’s time to call in the drain cleaning professionals.

So… what can I put in my garbage disposal?

Here’s our first big tip regarding garbage disposals: don’t put actual garbage in them. We’re talking your food wrappers, your tissues, your bills, or your general this-and-that trash. Stuff like this gets caught between blades and causes build-up trouble in no time. Here are things it’s a-ok to put down the disposal: ice cubes, dish soap, soft food, non-grease liquids, and cold water. Avoid fibrous foods, grease, oils, and sticky things to keep your disposal working in tip top shape.

Why is my faucet leaking?

There are many reasons your faucet could be leaking. There could be a problem in the o ring, a small disc that holds the faucet handle in place and, if worn out, can cause leaking. There could be valve corrosion, problems with the washer, worn out seals, or general (and unfortunate) broken pipes or fittings. While this list of potential problems may seem daunting, they’re all problems that can be easily fixed by a proper plumbing expert.

Is there really a difference between hard and soft water?

Short answer: yes. Long answer: definitely yes. Hard water, in short, is water that contains an excessive quantity of dissolved minerals like calcium, magnesium, and so on. Soft water, on the other hand, is treated so harmful minerals don’t build up. For comparison, natural rainwater is soft, not hard. Hard water can cause considerable damage to plumbing fixtures, pipes, and the things water in your home touches such as laundry and even your skin. If you suspect you have a hard water problem, we recommend getting in touch with a professional to get it fixed before it causes any expensive, long-lasting damage to your plumbing.

My pipes are leaking, what do I do?

How can I tell if my pipes need to be replaced?

Why is the water pressure in my house so low? Can you fix it?

Low water pressure is an annoyingly common and annoyingly… well, annoying… problem that a lot of homeowners face. Here’s the 411: low water pressure is caused by a whole slew of different things, including but not limited to: malfunctioning shut off valves, clogged pipes, crimped water lines, or water meter allocation issues. While there’s no set reason why it happens, there is a set solution to fixing it: contact a professional who can point out the specific cause of your low pressure and, in turn, fix it.