Pleasant Valley Plumbing

(on kaetzel)
Appliances in Knoxville, MD
Appliances
Contractors
Home Remodeling

Hours

Monday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Tuesday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Thursday
8:00AM - 5:00PM
Friday
8:00AM - 5:00PM

Location

2725 Kaetzel Rd
Knoxville, MD
21758

About

A clogged drain or broken water heater slows down the smooth operation of your home. Alleviate the frustration quickly with service from Pleasant Valley Plumbing, based in Knoxville, Maryland. Our family-owned and operated plumbing company has handled all of your residential water issues since 1988. Call us today for more information.

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Latest Pleasant Valley Plumbing Reviews (Average Rating: 5)

based on 4 review(s)

They came out on the day I called, wore masks, were pleasant and professional, got everything done quickly and efficiently AND it didn't cost me my whole...

Tracy N. November 19, 2020 via Yelp

I have used this company twice now for their plumbing services. Once to fix my hot water heater and the second to fix plumbing under my sink. Their...

Coy W. May 28, 2020 via Yelp

Amazing & a great service! Very nice and professional. My water heater issue with temperature. Not giving me hot water as should be and I did try adjusting...

Valerie S. October 26, 2015 via Yelp

Latest

It’s important to remember that not all plumbing repairs are simple procedures that anyone can handle. If your best attempts at plunging your sink or toilet aren’t working, it’s time to call us in for more a more thorough evaluation.
If you’re in the medical industry, you may find that you need pipes installed for various types of medial gases in addition to the typical water and sewage lines. Let’s talk about the best placement for these in your new building.
Did you know that the floating mechanism in your toilet’s water tank is called a ballcock and it controls the flow of water? This may come in handy next time you're seeking help from a plumber or for a random trivia question.
PEX water supply lines ("PE" is short for "polyethylene;" "X" is for "cross-linking") provide superior water delivery at all flow rates and resists degradation from chemical agents that may enter the lines, as well as providing protection from sub-freezing temps.
People who refer to the toilet as “the crapper” aren’t actually acting vulgar. The name comes from a man named Thomas Crapper who held patents for improvements to the toilet.
If you want quiet plumbing in your commercial building, choose PEX pipe. Pressure and temperature changes can make copper pipes clang or chatter. PEX pipe is flexible and resilient, with a smooth inner surface, so it delivers water without the sound effects.
If you are upgrading your bathroom for handicap accessibility, we can help. We will install attractive and functional toilets, sinks, tubs and other fixtures that meet your requirements.
It’s important to remember that having your plumbing properly installed when you build a new building is the best way to avoid complicated and costly repairs later. When you need to ensure all your plumbing is installed correctly, we’re always here for you.
If you think the economy is making a recovery, you're in good company. Many building trades are projected to increase their revenues over the next five years. In fact, the annual growth rate for the plumbing industry is over 4 percent.
When your plumbing is clogged and goes down, it often means your business does, too, and that means a lot of costly downtime. A commercial plumbing pro understands this, and will work hard to fix your plumbing as fast as possible.
Have you started to notice that your water bill is increasing even though your family’s water usage is the same as always? Let us help you locate the plumbing fixture or pipe that’s causing the problem.
While most homes have the benefit of a sloped roof to allow water to drain, your business may have a flat roof that collects too much water during storms. Installing a storm drain to more excess water can help you to avoid interior water leaks and roof cave-ins.
We tend to think about plumbers only worrying about liquids, but a plumber has to think about everything connected with the pipes. This includes making sure water and air pressure are balanced, and that there's proper venting in the system.
It’s important to remember that building codes can change significantly over time. If you’ve recently purchased an older building to use for your business, you may want to have us install new plumbing equipment to ensure you don’t end up with hefty fines.
The first residential toilets used gravity to wash waste down the drain via wall mounted water tanks suspended high above the commode itself. In many parts of the world, this type of toilet design is still very popular.
Whether it’s a retail store or a restaurant, remodeling can be the perfect way to bring more customers in the door. It’s also a perfect opportunity to check, fix, or redo parts of your plumbing, so your place will be fantastic for the reopening.
Ever heard of an aerator? It's an accessory that reduces the amount of water coming out of a sink faucet. Aerators still maintain good water pressure, but save you water -- and money.
If you’re seeking LEED certification for your commercial renovation or building project, don’t forget the plumbing. Reusing non-potable water can earn LEED points, and a new form of purple CPVC is specifically designed for non-potable water distribution.
Do you have a clogged toilet? Sometimes letting the clog sit overnight will solve the problem! If your toilet doesn't flush, leave it alone and try to again in the morning.
Plumbing matters. In 1801, the White House acquired its first water closet, and by 1833, parts of it had running water piped through hollowed-out logs. Finally, in 1902, the White House was remodeled and the first comprehensive plumbing system was installed.
When you begin having trouble with the plumbing in your home, it’s a good idea to think twice before strapping on the tool belt yourself. Let’s talk about how working with a plumbing professional can help you get the job done faster and more affordably than you could on your own.
We agree: “The society which scorns excellence in plumbing as a humble activity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalted activity will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy: neither its pipes nor its theories will hold water.” (John W. Gardiner)

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FAQs

  • What is the phone number for Pleasant Valley Plumbing in Knoxville MD?
    You can reach them at: 301-834-9808. It’s best to call Pleasant Valley Plumbing during business hours.
  • What is the address for Pleasant Valley Plumbing on kaetzel in Knoxville?
    Pleasant Valley Plumbing is located at this address: 2725 Kaetzel Rd Knoxville, MD 21758.
  • What are Pleasant Valley Plumbing(Knoxville, MD) store hours?
    Pleasant Valley Plumbing store hours are as follows: Mon-Fri: 8:00AM - 5:00PM.