Plumbing in Hamilton, Ohio
Leaks, clogs, fixtures, water heaters and sewer lines, for Hamilton houses, rental units and small shops.
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- Calls Answered Seven Days
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Reviews From Customers
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I've used them twice now and both times they were responsive and professional. They give you an actual appointment time, not a half day window, and the plumber was on time both visits…
Brandon B.Online review -
We finally got our sewer problem sorted out. Our main sewer line kept backing up into the basement floor drain, three times in one year…
Steve O.Online review -
Our garbage disposal quit right before we had people over. Called and the plumber came out the next morning…
Rosa S.Online review -
Our shower started dripping nonstop on a Friday night. Called Rossville Monday morning and the tech was out that afternoon…
Lisa S.Online review
Leaks, Clogs, Fixtures and Water Heaters
Most calls start with something small: a sink that takes minutes to empty, a toilet that keeps running, a brown stain on the ceiling or a damp cabinet under the kitchen sink. Rossville Plumbing handles the leaks, the clogs, the fixtures, the water heaters and the sewer lines behind them, mostly in single-family houses and rental units, with some small shops and offices.
Repairs
Dripping faucets, running toilets, leaking supply lines, failed shutoff valves and pipes that bang when a tap closes.
In Hamilton’s older houses a small leak often leads back to a worn shutoff or a corroded run of galvanized pipe, so the repair covers what caused the drip, not only the drip.
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Installs & Replacements
Toilets, faucets, sinks, garbage disposals, shower valves, sump pumps and new supply lines to replace worn ones.
The questions to settle first are simple: what fits the space, what connects to the pipe that is already there, and whether the old shutoffs should go at the same time.
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Maintenance & Inspections
A look over the supply lines and shutoffs, the traps under the sinks, the water heater’s relief valve, the sump pump and the outdoor spigots.
Fall, before the first hard freeze, is a sensible time for it, when a dripping spigot or a sticking sump float is still a small fix.
Learn More about Maintenance & InspectionsUrgent Service
A burst or frozen pipe, sewage coming up a floor drain, an overflowing toilet or a water heater leaking across the floor.
The Urgent Service page goes through what to shut off first and when to call, and the phone is answered seven days a week.
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Water Heaters
No hot water, not enough of it, rusty water, a tank that rumbles or a puddle under it, gas or electric.
A failed part can be repaired; a tank that leaks from its own seams is done. Hard water leaves sediment in tanks around here, which is part of why age and sound matter when deciding.
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Drains & Sewers
Slow sinks and tubs, toilets that will not clear, gurgling floor drains and main line backups, with a camera inspection of the sewer line when the trouble sits farther out.
Older lots often have clay sewer laterals, and the roots of big street maples find their joints.
Learn More about Drains & SewersWorth Checking First
- Find the main water shutoff, usually where the water line comes through the basement wall, and see that its handle turns.
- Read the label on the water heater for its age and whether it runs on gas or electric.
- Note when the trouble shows up: after a flush, only with hot water, or after a heavy rain.
- Look under the sink with a flashlight and a dry paper towel to find where the drip starts.
Recent Plumbing Work
A pot filler hung over a range, new copper supply lines with their own shutoffs, and a tiled shower with an exposed rain-shower valve: a few of the recent jobs.
Hamilton and the Towns Around It
Rossville Plumbing works across Hamilton and the Butler County towns around it, from Oxford on one side to Monroe and West Chester on the other. If your town is close by but not listed, call and ask.
- Hamilton
- Fairfield
- Middletown
- Trenton
- Oxford
- Monroe
- West Chester