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Since we’ve been in business since 1986, that means we’ve seen just about everything at least once. While homeowner expect the occasional common plumbing issue, such as like leaky faucets or clogged drains, unusual plumbing problems also crop up, especially in older homes or homes with DIY modifications. Here are some less-common (but real) plumbing problems homeowners may face:
A dry P-trap, cracked vent pipe, or broken wax seal around a toilet can let sewer gas into the home.
Oh oh, someone may have cross the lines! The cause is a cross-connection—usually from a misconnected pipe during renovations or a faulty mixing valve.
This seems like a Scooby-Doo episode. A slow leak from the toilet flapper allows the tank to partially drain, triggering a refill.
This is caused by a sudden water stoppage sending a shockwave down the pipes.
If a hose is submerged in dirty water and there’s a pressure drop in the home, water can siphon back into the plumbing system.
This can 3X your water bill. There’s a hidden underground leak or slab leak.
This one is serious. There is a bacterial growth or corrosion inside the water heater tank.
There is a blocked or poorly vented drain system.
Those pesky varmints are everyone! There is a damaged or open sewer lines becoming entry points for these pests.
This is caused by condensation forms on cold water pipes in humid areas.
Some of these are annoying, while others are dangerous. If any of these strange issues occur, it’s often a good idea to consult Fast Plumbing and Drain to avoid damage, health hazards, or costly repairs.
Homeowners want their water to serve them, no matter the form. Here are some unusual or offbeat plumbing upgrades we’ve processed for homeowners might request for convenience, sustainability, luxury, or just fun. These aren’t your everyday faucet swaps or toilet replacements—they’re creative, quirky, or high-end twists on traditional plumbing:
Trends always seen to start in Japan and migrate to the USA. These toilet seats features include warm water spray, air dryers, LED nightlights, automatic lids, and even music.
These are bathtubs with LED lighting that changes color to enhance mood or relaxation (chromatherapy = color therapy). They may be combined with aromatherapy and hydro-massage jets.
Once the province of luxury BnB stays, thee are now coming into the home. These are luxury showers with multiple spray heads, often digitally controlled. Some include steam, mist, and even programmable rainfall patterns.
This is a swing-out faucet above the range for easily filling large pots—common in gourmet kitchens. This requires a water line run through the wall behind the stove.
Not settling for bottled water, these are built-in kitchen faucets that dispense filtered, chilled, or carbonated water on demand, usually paired with a countertop CO₂ canister and under-sink chilling unit.
These units provide hands-free operation great for workshops, gardening, or cleaning tools, often paired with hot/cold mixing valves and deep basins.
Not just for trendy apartment dwellers, these are small tiled stalls with hand showers and easy-access drains for bathing dogs and other pets. These units are popular in mudrooms or garages.
These are compact, deep bathtubs designed for full-body submersion while sitting upright, often made of cedar or stainless steel for a spa-like feel.
For the next eco-conscious upgrade, these reuse water from showers, sinks, or laundry for toilet flushing or landscape irrigation. These require careful plumbing design and filtration.
These are panels installed on the roof heat water using the sun, then deliver it to the home’s water heater. By pre-heating the water, solar water heating system pre-heat the water, reducing reliance on gas or electric water heaters.
What started as trending YouTube videos is now making into the household. They are increasingly popular with athletes and wellness enthusiasts, requiring plumbing for quick fill and drain, and often dedicated chilling units.
Catch a leak before it causes real damage. These are sensor-based systems that detect leaks and automatically shut off water to prevent flooding. Smart leak detectors are controlled via smartphone apps and integrated with smart home systems.
These are retractable faucets disguised within the countertop for a sleek, modern design. You’ll see these in common in minimalist or high-tech kitchen designs.
Not just for beach houses—some homeowners add these to backyards for rinsing off after gardening, pool time, or workouts.
These upgrades are often conversation starters, and many of them add comfort, efficiency, or personality to a home. While some are just luxurious, others can be surprisingly practical—especially when installed by Fast Plumbing and Drain who understands both form and function.
We ensure quality service, offer guarantees, and provide ongoing support. Here’s what we do:
We provide a warranty on our workmanship. If there are installation errors or faulty work, it will be corrected.
We install reliable, energy-efficient plumbing components from reputable brands. We use manufacturer-approved parts to ensure longevity and performance.
We ensure the equipment is installed to the manufacture’s specifications, preserving the warranty.
We test the system post-installation to confirm proper operation. We then check for issues and seals before completing the job.
We provide customers a detailed invoice outlining the work performed, parts used, and warranty terms.
We encourage customers to enroll in our preventative maintenance plan for ongoing tune-ups and priority service.
We check in with customers after installation or repair to ensure satisfaction. We also offer 24/7 emergency support in case of urgent issues.
We stay up to date with state plumbing licensing through the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries and the Uniform Plumbing Code, and ongoing training.
By backing up our customers, we provide peace of mind and ensure long-term satisfaction with our work.
We’re a second-generation business with over 40 years of on-the-job experience. Our deep knowledge means we diagnose and solve problems faster, saving you time and money.
No hidden fees or surprise upcharges. The price we quote is the price you pay.
We offer warranties that protect your plumbing system —1 year on parts and 3 years on labor for new installations.
We go the extra mile to ensure no dings on your walls or scratches on your floors during repairs.
All our plumbers undergo criminal background checks and drug tests, so you can feel confident in who’s in your home.
We believe in offering pricing that reflects real value—ensuring you get the plumbing service you need without having to overpay.
Let’s bring your vision to life with expert craftsmanship and thoughtful design.
16120 Woodinville Redmond Rd NE STE. 15
Woodinville, WA 98072
(425) 629-9564
hello@fastwaterheater.com
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