If water is draining slowly or making strange gurgling sounds, there’s likely a blockage forming in your drain or sewer line.
Wet spots, stains, or puddles usually mean water is escaping somewhere it shouldn’t be.
If your hot water stops working or becomes inconsistent, your water heater may be failing.
If you’re seeing moisture, pooling water, or flooding, your sump pump system may not be working correctly.
Running, clogging, or overflowing toilets usually point to a mechanical or drain issue.
Sewer odors inside the home often point to venting issues or sewer line problems.
A sudden or gradual increase in your water bill often signals a hidden leak or running fixture.
Banging, whistling, or gurgling noises usually mean pressure or flow issues inside the system.
Hard water and water quality issues can affect everything from your plumbing fixtures to your morning coffee. If you're noticing mineral buildup, soap that doesn't lather well, dry skin, or unpleasant tastes and odors, a water softener or filtration system may be the solution.
A weak shower, slow-filling sinks, or water pressure that suddenly changes can be signs of a larger plumbing issue. Whether it's a hidden leak, aging pipes, a water line problem, or mineral buildup, we'll help identify the cause and get things flowing properly again.
Dreaming of a spa-like bathroom? Finally replacing that avocado-green bathtub? Adding a dog wash station because someone keeps turning bath time into a wrestling match? From rough-ins and fixture installations to complete plumbing systems for new construction, our team helps homeowners, builders, and contractors create spaces that work beautifully for years to come. If your fixtures are ready for retirement, give us a call.
Plumbing problems have a talent for showing up at the worst possible time. Whether it’s a clogged drain, a leaking pipe, a sump pump that picked the wrong weekend to quit, or a water heater that suddenly believes in cold showers, Hirst Plumbing & Mechanical is here to help homeowners through the whole mess, from diagnosis to cleanup to a repair that lasts.
If water is going somewhere it shouldn’t, or not going somewhere it should, give us a call.
Hirst Plumbing & Mechanical isn’t just a residential service company, we handle full plumbing systems from the ground up.
That means we bring real construction-level experience into every home service call.
Homeowners trust us because we also do:
So whether it’s a leaking pipe or a full system issue, you’re getting a team that understands how the entire plumbing system works—not just the symptom.
If it involves water and it’s stressing you out, pipe down we’ve fixed it before.
New sinks, faucets, disposals, pot fillers, and plumbing for your dream kitchen.
Showers, tubs, bidets, vanities, and fixtures designed around your lifestyle.
Professional plumbing installations built to perform for years to come.
From the fixer-upper you fell in love with to the charming forever home with character, we’ll help make sure it’s safe for your family.
If water is leaking, draining slowly, making unusual noises, showing up where it shouldn’t, or your water heater isn’t keeping up, it’s usually worth getting it checked out. Small plumbing problems have a habit of becoming larger (and more expensive) ones.
Common signs include inconsistent hot water, strange noises, leaks around the unit, rusty water, or rising energy bills. We service and install gas, electric, and tankless water heaters and can help determine the most cost-effective solution.
Absolutely. We repair, maintain, and install tankless water heaters, as well as traditional gas and electric water heater systems.
If something sounds unusual, smells unusual, drains slowly, leaks unexpectedly, or simply doesn’t seem right, it’s usually worth getting it checked out. Plumbing problems rarely improve on their own, and catching issues early is almost always less expensive than dealing with a major repair later.
If your home starts making plumbing noises you’ve never heard before, that’s your cue to call us, rather than increasing the volume of the tv.
Yes. Whether you’re updating a bathroom, remodeling a kitchen, or replacing fixtures, we can help with plumbing upgrades that fit your home’s needs and your lifestyle.
Let’s just say we’ve learned that “flushable” doesn’t always mean flushable.
If you’re wondering whether something should go down a drain, the safest answer is usually: probably not. If you do flush it, give us a call.
No job is too small, no project is too big.
