Leaking faucet? Running toilet? Low water pressure? Strange plumbing noise? Water somewhere it shouldn't be?
Triple Check Plumbing provides professional plumbing repair services for homeowners throughout Milford, Oakland County, Livingston County and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities.
We'll diagnose the problem, explain what we find and discuss your options so you can make an informed decision about your home.
Plumbing problems don't always announce themselves with a major leak.
Sometimes it's a drip that won't stop.
A toilet that keeps running.
Water pressure that suddenly changes.
A strange noise inside the wall.
Or something that simply doesn't seem right.
Whatever brought you here, Triple Check Plumbing can help determine what's happening and what should be done about it.
Even a small leak deserves attention.
Leaks can occur around fixtures, connections, valves, supply lines and other areas of your plumbing system.
We'll help locate the problem and determine the appropriate repair.
A toilet that constantly runs, leaks, doesn't flush properly or otherwise isn't working as it should can waste water and become increasingly frustrating.
We'll diagnose the problem and determine whether repair or replacement makes sense.
That constant drip isn't just annoying—it can also waste water.
Triple Check Plumbing can evaluate leaking faucets and other fixture problems and help determine the right solution.
If your water pressure has suddenly dropped or isn't what it used to be, there may be an underlying reason.
Fixture issues, valves, mineral buildup, leaks and other plumbing conditions can all affect water pressure.
We'll help determine what's causing the change.
Valves and plumbing connections play an important role throughout your home's water system.
If something is leaking, damaged, difficult to operate or no longer functioning correctly, we can evaluate the problem.
Leaks, deterioration and other problems with water lines or piping shouldn't be ignored.
If you've noticed signs of a possible pipe problem, contact us to have it evaluated.
From faucets and toilets to other plumbing fixtures throughout your home, we'll help troubleshoot problems and discuss repair or replacement options.
Banging, knocking, whistling, dripping or other new plumbing noises can be your home's way of telling you something has changed.
We'll help determine what's causing the sound and whether anything needs to be repaired.
Some plumbing problems are obvious.
Others are easier to overlook.
Consider calling a plumber if you notice:
When something changes with your plumbing, figuring out why is the first step.
A tiny plumbing leak can seem harmless.
But water has a way of finding places you don't want it.
Over time, leaking water can contribute to damage involving cabinets, flooring, drywall and other materials around your home.
And a small leak today doesn't necessarily remain a small leak tomorrow.
If you've noticed dripping, moisture or unexplained water, addressing the source sooner can help prevent a larger problem.
Not every plumbing leak is immediately visible.
Possible warning signs can include:
An unexplained increase in your water bill
If your household water usage hasn't changed but your bill has, a leak may be worth investigating.
Water stains or discoloration
New stains on walls, ceilings or cabinets can indicate moisture where it shouldn't be.
Musty odors
Persistent musty smells can sometimes accompany hidden moisture.
Sounds of water when nothing is running
Hearing dripping or running water when fixtures aren't being used deserves attention.
Changes in water pressure
An unexplained change in pressure can sometimes be associated with plumbing problems.
Damp or unusually wet areas
Moisture around fixtures, cabinets, walls or flooring should be investigated.
If you suspect a hidden leak, don't wait for the problem to become obvious.
Low water pressure isn't a diagnosis—it's a symptom.
The cause could be as simple as a problem with one fixture or involve another part of the plumbing system.
Possible causes can include:
If low pressure is affecting several fixtures or appeared suddenly, it's worth finding out why.
A toilet that continues running after flushing usually means something inside the tank isn't operating or sealing correctly.
While the sound may eventually become background noise, the wasted water doesn't.
Some toilet problems can be repaired relatively simply. In other situations—particularly with older or problematic fixtures—replacement may make more sense.
We'll evaluate the toilet and discuss your options.
Not every broken faucet or toilet needs to be replaced.
And not every old fixture is worth repeatedly repairing.
The right decision depends on factors such as:
We'll explain what we find and help you decide which option makes the most sense for your home.
Here's one plumbing tip every homeowner should know:
Know how to shut off the water to your home before you have an emergency.
The main shutoff may be located in a basement, utility area, crawl space or near where the main water supply enters the home.
If a pipe or plumbing connection begins leaking heavily, being able to quickly shut off the water may help limit property damage.
Don't know where yours is?
Ask us during your next Triple Check Plumbing visit.
We'll be happy to help you locate it.
Some plumbing problems can wait for a scheduled appointment.
Others require immediate attention.
Situations involving active flooding, a major uncontrolled water leak, sewage entering the home or another condition that could quickly cause significant property damage should be addressed immediately.
If water is actively leaking and you can safely access the appropriate shutoff valve, turning off the water may help reduce damage while you arrange professional help.
We're a small, local, family-owned plumbing company based in Milford, Michigan.
We're part of the communities we serve.
Your home's plumbing deserves professional care.
We'll explain what we find and discuss your options before moving forward.
We believe plumbing repairs should be completed carefully, professionally and correctly.
We respect your home and property while we're working.
Worn internal components or another problem within the faucet can allow water to continue dripping even when it's turned off.
A persistent leak should be repaired rather than simply tolerated.
Components inside the toilet tank may not be operating or sealing correctly. A plumber can determine which component is causing the problem and whether repair or replacement is appropriate.
A sudden change in pressure can have several possible causes. If multiple fixtures are affected, the problem may extend beyond one faucet or showerhead and should be investigated.
Plumbing noises can result from several conditions involving water movement, pressure, valves or the way piping is secured.
Persistent or new noises are worth evaluating.
Yes. Small leaks can waste water and may eventually damage surrounding materials or become larger.
Yes. We provide repair and replacement services for many plumbing fixtures throughout the home.
Absolutely.
You don't need to diagnose the plumbing problem before calling us.
Tell us what you're seeing, hearing or experiencing, and we'll work from there.
Triple Check Plumbing provides plumbing repair services throughout our local service area, including:
Milford • Highland • Commerce Township • Wixom • Novi • White Lake • Brighton • Howell • Hartland • South Lyon & Surrounding Communities
Not sure whether we service your area?
You don't have to know exactly what's wrong before calling us.
If something is leaking, running, dripping, making noise or simply doesn't seem right, tell us what's happening.
We'll help you figure out the next step.
Milford, Michigan
Serving Oakland County, Livingston County & surrounding Southeast Michigan communities.
Plumbing done right. Triple checked.