Remodeling, repair & More
Plumbing
We cover all phases of residential plumbing and commercial plumbing, as well as new construction, remodeling, service, and repair, with highly experienced plumbing and heating technicians. Whether you’re dealing with a leaky faucet, a full bathroom renovation, or a complete piping system for a new home, our residential plumbing services are designed to handle it all with precision and care.
Our technicians receive ongoing, up-to-date training on all the latest energy-efficient products and technology in both the residential and commercial plumbing and heating industries. We are proud to be a LICENSED GREEN PLUMBER and actively encourage homeowners and business owners alike to go green.
Burkell Plumbing offers a wide selection of high-efficiency plumbing products to accommodate your needs—helping you conserve water, lower energy bills, and reduce your environmental impact while maintaining peak performance in your plumbing systems.
Contact us about tax credits and rebates on all high-efficiency products.
Kitchen & Bath Services
- Grohe
- Kohler
- Kalista
- Jado
- Newport Brass
- Sigma
- Zurn
- KWC
- Danze
- Delta
- Chicago
- Dornbracht
- Hansgrohe
Certified Pumps
- Zoeller
- Liberty
- Little Giant
- Pentair Hydromatic
Certified Earthquake Valves
- Assi
- Koso
- Little Firefighter
- Pentair Hydromatic
Certified Backflow Testing
Burkell Plumbing has two (2) Certified Backflow Prevention Assembly Testers.
High-Efficiency
Toilets
Radiant Heat,
Boilers & Hydronics
Traditional
Water Heaters
Tankless
Water Heaters
Plumbing FAQs
When should I call a plumber?
It’s best to call a plumber if you notice low water pressure, slow drains, persistent leaks, unusual noises from your pipes, or water where it shouldn’t be. Even small issues can lead to major damage if left unaddressed.
How do I know if I have a water leak?
Common signs of a leak include higher-than-usual water bills, damp spots on walls or ceilings, musty odors, and the sound of running water when everything is turned off. A licensed plumber can use specialized tools to locate hidden leaks.
What’s the lifespan of common plumbing components?
Pipes, fixtures, and water heaters all have different lifespans. For example, traditional water heaters last about 8–12 years, while copper piping can last 50 years or more. Routine maintenance can help extend the life of your system.
