Licensed & Family-Owned Since 2004
Plumber in Rolling Meadows, IL
H2O Plumbing & Sewer Services has been the name Rolling Meadows homeowners and businesses trust for 24/7 plumbing and sewer solutions since 2004.
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Licensed — IL #055-034086
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Family-Owned Since 2004
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Plumbing You Can Count On in Rolling Meadows
We offer plumbing services to residential and commercial properties here in Rolling Meadows! Rolling Meadows is a beautiful city here in Illinois that started being built all the way back in 1953, and is still evolving to this day! Most houses in Rolling Meadows were built in the 1950s and 1960s, and while many are beautiful with their classic charm, many homeowners over the years have expanded their homes with new rooms such as bathrooms, basements, etc. With more rooms in the home, especially bathrooms, this means that a plumbing system set up for one bathroom, not two or three, might be struggling to keep up.
24/7 Emergency Plumbing in Rolling Meadows
We offer 24/7 emergency plumbing services here in Rolling Meadows! No matter what type of plumbing issue you're experiencing, we are ready to help whenever you need us. Plumbing issues can potentially be time-sensitive, so if you're looking for a locally owned plumbing company that answers the phone and comes out as soon as possible, make sure to call us at H2O Plumbing and Sewer Services!
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Had some issues with some frozen pipes. Came out twice to repair. Fair price. Friendly guys. Although I hope not to have the need to, will definitely call again for any plumbing needs
Chris Jamrozy
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Great service, friendly, affordable price, and very informative. Nick was very professional and got the job done right. The toilet and tub was overflowing every time we used any water in the house. Problem fixed, happy family.
Called on Thursday; they were there on Friday morning and the problem was fixed. Very satisfied with both the service and the price. I would use them again.
Terri Flores
What's Different About Plumbing in Rolling Meadows?
Here in Rolling Meadows, plumbing is different than a lot of the surrounding areas. From 1953 to 1955, homes were being built fast, and by the end of 1955, 700 homes in total were built in what is now known as Rolling Meadows. Unlike other cities where they are gradually built over time, houses in Rolling Meadows were all built within not very long of each other, and that means in certain areas of the city, if your neighbors are starting to have plumbing issues, you might in the near future. If you have any plumbing or sewer issues that you need help with, feel free to give us a call any time and we’ll be happy to help.
Plumbing in Rolling Meadows Questions — Answered
If a neighbor is having sewer problems, is now a good time to get mine checked?
Yes, if your neighbors are having sewer problems, now would be a good time to call us out and get yours checked. Sewer issues are something that no homeowners want to deal with, and if we can get ahead of it, that is usually the best and most convenient option for everyone.
When were most homes built in Rolling Meadows?
Most homes were built in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, with about ⅔ of all homes in Rolling Meadows today being built during that era.
What are the most common plumbing issues homeowners face in Rolling Meadows?
Some of the most common plumbing issues homeowners face in Rolling Meadows are:
Sewer line backups from tree roots: Sewer laterals were made with clay tile in the 1950s, and clay joints every few feet. Roots have most likely found these joints since the 1950s, and if your drains back up constantly, specifically during the Spring, a camera inspection is recommended to confirm the issue.
Low water pressure: Many homes in Rolling Meadows started with one bathroom. As time has gone on, many homeowners have expanded their homes, specifically with more bathrooms, but a lot of times, the original piping will stay the same. A system sized for one bathroom that now needs to serve two or three bathrooms will end up dropping the water pressure.
Aging supply and drain lines: A lot of supply and drain lines all throughout Rolling Meadows were installed within a decade of each other, which means it’s common for many homeowners to face issues with their lines around the same time.
Ejector pump failures: Many homeowners that added a bathroom below the sewer line are starting to need new ejector pumps as their performance is starting to go down, and the sewage is not leaving the lower levels of their home properly.