Licensed Plumbers
Licensed Plumbers | Plumbing Fixture Replacements | Plumbing | Washburn
From dripping faucets to aging water heaters, everyday wear takes its toll on your home’s plumbing fixtures. HEP’s licensed plumbers bring decades of experience to Washburn homes, offering precise, mess-free plumbing fixture replacements that instantly upgrade performance and style. We carry a full inventory of trusted brands, so most jobs are finished in a single visit.
Our team handles everything—removing the old unit, inspecting supply lines, installing the new fixture, and hauling away the debris. Because we’re fully licensed and insured, every replacement meets building codes and is backed by HEP’s satisfaction guarantee. You’ll feel the difference the moment you turn on the tap: stronger flow, improved efficiency, and zero leaks.
Whether you’re swapping a dated kitchen sink, modernizing bathroom hardware, or preparing a rental property for new tenants, we make the process painless. Call or book online today and discover why your neighbors in Washburn say, “Happy HEP makes it happen!”
FAQs
What types of plumbing fixtures can your licensed plumbers replace in Washburn?
Our Washburn team can replace virtually any residential or light-commercial plumbing fixture, including toilets, sinks, faucets, showerheads, bathtubs, garbage disposals, dishwashers, refrigerator ice-maker lines, and outdoor hose bibbs. We also handle specialty items such as touchless faucets, bidet seats, utility sinks, and laundry valves. If you’re unsure whether your fixture is covered, just give us a call or send a photo—chances are we service it.
How can I tell if a fixture needs replacement instead of repair?
A fixture usually needs replacement when it shows persistent leaks despite multiple repairs, has visible corrosion or cracks, wastes excessive water, or is so outdated that parts are no longer available. Toilets that run constantly, faucets with pitted valves, and rusted sink basins are common candidates. Our plumbers perform a quick diagnostic inspection on site and explain whether repair is still economical or if replacement will save you money long-term.
Are your plumbers licensed and insured, and do you handle local permits?
Yes. Every technician who visits your property holds a North Dakota Journeyman or Master plumbing license, and our company carries full liability and workers’ compensation insurance. Washburn requires permits for plumbing alterations that involve water supply or drain changes; we take care of the paperwork, coordinate with city inspectors, and ensure your new fixture meets all state and local codes for safety and efficiency.
How long will my plumbing fixture replacement take, and will my water be shut off?
Most single-fixture swaps—such as a faucet, toilet, or disposer—are finished in 1–2 hours. Larger projects, like replacing a tub/shower valve or multiple bathroom fixtures, can take half a day. We only shut off water to the specific area being worked on (or the whole house if a local shut-off is missing) and restore service as soon as the installation is pressure-tested and leak-free. We schedule work at your convenience to minimize disruption.
What does a typical fixture replacement cost, and do you offer estimates?
Prices vary with fixture type, brand, accessibility, and any plumbing modifications required. For example, replacing a standard toilet generally ranges from $325–$550 installed, while a custom rain-shower system can exceed $1,000. We provide a free written estimate after inspecting the job site, and the quoted price includes removal of the old unit, new supply lines and seals, labor, permit fees, and haul-away—no hidden charges.
Can you install water-efficient fixtures, and will they really lower my utility bills?
Absolutely. We stock and install EPA WaterSense-certified toilets, showerheads, and faucets that use up to 30% less water than conventional models without sacrificing performance. A family of four can save roughly 2,700 gallons of water per year by switching to a high-efficiency toilet alone, which translates to lower water and sewer bills and a greener household. We’re happy to recommend models that qualify for local utility rebates, maximizing your savings.