Running toilet? Dripping faucet? Ready to replace an outdated fixture?
Triple Check Plumbing provides professional toilet, faucet and plumbing fixture repair, replacement and installation throughout Milford, Oakland County, Livingston County and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities.
Whether something isn't working properly or you're simply ready for an upgrade, we'll help you find the right solution for your home.
Your faucets, toilets and other plumbing fixtures get used every single day.
Small problems can quickly become frustrating—and sometimes waste a surprising amount of water.
Triple Check Plumbing can help with both repairs and new fixture installations.
A toilet that runs constantly, leaks, doesn't flush properly or otherwise isn't working correctly shouldn't simply become something you learn to live with.
We'll evaluate the problem and determine whether a repair can get it working properly again.
Sometimes replacement makes more sense than continuing to repair an aging or problematic toilet.
Whether you're replacing a broken fixture or simply upgrading your bathroom, Triple Check Plumbing provides professional toilet installation.
Dripping, leaking or difficult-to-operate faucet?
We'll evaluate the fixture and determine whether it can be reasonably repaired.
Replacing an outdated kitchen or bathroom faucet can improve both function and appearance.
Whether you've already purchased a fixture or need guidance before choosing one, we're happy to help.
Updating a kitchen, bathroom, laundry area or another part of your home?
Triple Check Plumbing can professionally connect and install many types of plumbing fixtures.
Problems involving shower or bathtub plumbing fixtures can range from annoying drips to fixtures that no longer operate properly.
We can evaluate the plumbing components involved and discuss repair or replacement options.
A toilet that never seems to stop running is one of the most common household plumbing problems.
Something inside the tank may not be operating or sealing properly, allowing water to continue flowing.
Besides the constant sound, a running toilet can waste water.
Sometimes the solution is relatively simple. Other times, particularly with older or repeatedly problematic toilets, replacement may make more sense.
We'll evaluate the fixture and explain your options.
An occasional toilet clog can happen.
A toilet that repeatedly clogs deserves a closer look.
Recurring problems may involve:
If you're reaching for the plunger over and over again, it's worth determining why the problem keeps returning.
Water around a toilet shouldn't be ignored.
A toilet can leak from several locations, including connections, components within the tank or around the base.
Sometimes the source is obvious.
Other times, the first sign may simply be moisture around the toilet or damage beginning to appear in the surrounding flooring.
If you notice water where it shouldn't be, have the source evaluated.
A faucet that continues dripping after you've turned it completely off usually means something inside the fixture isn't sealing correctly.
The constant drip may seem minor, but over time it wastes water and can become increasingly frustrating.
Depending on the faucet and its condition, repair may solve the problem.
If the fixture is older, damaged or something you've wanted to replace anyway, installation of a new faucet may make more sense.
You don't automatically need a new fixture because something stopped working.
At the same time, repeatedly repairing an old or problematic fixture doesn't always make financial sense.
We'll consider things such as:
Age & Condition
Is the fixture otherwise in good shape?
The Problem
Is it a straightforward repair or part of a larger deterioration issue?
Parts Availability
Are appropriate replacement components readily available?
Repair Cost
Does putting money into the existing fixture make sense?
Repeated Problems
Have you already repaired the same fixture multiple times?
Your Preferences
Sometimes you've simply been waiting for an excuse to replace that 1990s faucet.
That's okay too.
We'll explain the options and let you decide what works best for your home and budget.
In many situations, yes.
If you've found a faucet, toilet or other fixture you love, Triple Check Plumbing may be able to professionally install it for you.
However, we recommend confirming that the fixture is compatible with your existing plumbing before purchasing it.
Measurements, connections, configuration and installation requirements can vary.
If you're unsure what to purchase, ask us first.
A quick conversation may save you from buying something that isn't a good fit for your space.
New plumbing fixtures can make a noticeable difference without completely remodeling a room.
Replacing an outdated faucet, toilet or other fixture can improve:
And if you're planning a larger renovation, involving your plumber early can help make sure the plumbing side of the project is considered before cabinets, countertops, tile and other finishes go in.
A small drip doesn't always stay small.
Water leaking around a faucet, toilet, sink or other plumbing fixture can eventually affect cabinets, flooring and surrounding materials.
Watch for:
If you're finding water somewhere it shouldn't be, identifying the source early can help prevent additional damage.
We're a small, local, family-owned plumbing company based in Milford, Michigan.
We're part of the communities we serve.
Professional plumbing work you can feel confident about.
We'll explain the problem, discuss your options and help you make an informed decision.
Whether we're fixing a leak or installing a brand-new fixture, we believe the job should be done carefully and correctly.
Your home and property deserve care and respect.
A component inside the toilet tank may not be sealing or operating correctly. Identifying which part is causing the problem will determine the appropriate repair.
It depends on the toilet's condition, age, performance and the problem involved. If you're repeatedly repairing the same fixture, replacement may become the better long-term option.
Several issues can cause water to appear around a toilet. Because leaking water can damage flooring and surrounding materials, the source should be identified rather than ignored.
In many situations, yes. We recommend confirming that the toilet is appropriate for your existing setup before purchasing it.
In many cases, yes. Compatibility with your sink, countertop and existing plumbing should be confirmed before installation.
Internal faucet components may be worn or no longer sealing correctly. Depending on the fixture's condition, it may be repairable or replacement may make more sense.
Yes. Besides being annoying, a persistent drip wastes water and can worsen over time.
We're happy to discuss what you need and help you understand important considerations before you purchase a replacement.
Triple Check Plumbing provides toilet, faucet and plumbing fixture services throughout our local service area, including:
Milford • Highland • Commerce Township • Wixom • Novi • White Lake • Brighton • Howell • Hartland • South Lyon & Surrounding Communities
Not sure if we come to your area?
Whether your toilet won't stop running, your faucet won't stop dripping or you're finally ready to replace that fixture you've hated for years, we're here to help.
Milford, Michigan
Serving Oakland County, Livingston County & surrounding Southeast Michigan communities.
Plumbing done right. Triple checked.