Plumbing Information

Don’t let the dream home suffer from faulty plumbing; give the skilled plumbers at Double L Plumbing a call. We will ensure your plumbing system is properly installed and in good order. We work with some of the best contractors in the area, and you can rely on our years of experience to install plumbing systems that are worry-free.

Water Main Lines

Double L Plumbing can repair and replace your water main line. Any main water supply issues that are connected directly to your house are your responsibility as a homeowner. As this line is responsible for supplying fresh, drinkable water to your property, it's best to seek professional help.

Sewer Line Services

Sewer line problems can be stressful for homeowners. Most people don’t know much about them and are unsure if or when they have a problem. We can help detect any problems and propose a solution if necessary. We can assist with cast iron, clay, ABS or PVC pipes in your home.

Reasons your sewer line can become damaged include:

• Tree roots making their way into your sewer pipe
• Buildup from common particles like hair, debris, dirt, oil grease, or toilet paper
• Ground movement from soil shifting
• Everyday wear and tear from extended use

Some other signs of a compromised line include:

• Lack of water in your toilet bowl
• Slow draining bathtubs or sinks
• Odd odors present around your property or even inside your home
• Gurgling noises coming from your toilet

With our plumbing experience, we have seen a lot of complex sewer line problems. We know the severity of these situations and urge homeowners to take preventative actions to avoid problems down the road. That’s why we offer free on-site estimates for all our customers. If you aren’t sure if you have a problem, you have nothing to lose by reaching out to us. We will always provide an honest assessment and up-front pricing. If you do experience an emergency, our team will quickly jump to the task to ensure you can go back to enjoying your day.

Septic Tank and Leach Field Installation and Repair

Double L Plumbing can excavate and install leach fields for your new septic tank as well as replace an existing leach field and/or tank. 

Over time, a leach field may fail as the ground can settle, causing a collapse. Solid waste can clog the leach field pipes, causing waste backup. Double L Plumbing is capable of repairing any damage to your leach field. 

Frost Free Yard Hydrant and Stop and Waste Valve Installation

Double L Plumbing has the knowledge to install, repair or replace yard hydrants and stop and waste valves. 

Water Heater Installation and Replacement Service

Whether you’re moving into a new build or replacing an old unit, Double L Plumbing offers water heater installation and replacement services for our customers. Our team of experienced professionals prides itself on providing the highest level of customer service available. We install top of the line water heater brands, including tankless water heaters, that serve your needs for long term functionality while keeping your budget in mind.

Affordable Water Heater Repair Service

If your existing water heater is still in overall good condition but could use a little attention, Double L Plumbing offers affordable water heater repair services to get things running back up to speed. Our local team is skilled and experienced in troubleshooting, repairing, and providing valuable information to help with water heater efficiency and overall functionality. If you’re unsure of what exactly your water heater needs but know it needs a fix, give us a call so we can walk through the issue(s) with you!

Tankless Water Heater Repair

It’s true that a newer, professionally installed tankless water heater will need repair less frequently than an older model. Still, if you suspect something is amiss or the unit has experienced some type of damage, you must have a professional inspect it. Call Double L Plumbing for tankless water heater repair if your system isn’t functioning correctly. It will save you time and money in the long run. We will have the situation cleared up for you in no time!

What Is A Water Softener System?

Water is considered “hard” when there is a significant amount of calcium, magnesium, iron, limestone or other minerals in the water. Once the water evaporates, you get either “scaling” (crusty white residue) on your fixtures, shower doors, dishes or orange stains. Orange stains are mostly from the iron that is present in your water source. All of these minerals can clog and damage pipes. Unfortunately, these minerals are very common and can be found in both city water supplies and well water.

Not only do these minerals stick to your fixtures and water using appliances causing costly repair issues, lowering their efficiency and shortening their life… these minerals also end up in your body and on your hair.

Water softener systems remove these minerals from your water source by a process called “ion exchange”. Electrostatically charged plastic beads called “resin” attract and capture the unwanted minerals, leaving your water “softer”, healthier, and cleaner. After all the resin is saturated with the captured minerals, they are rinsed with a brine of sodium which releases the unwanted minerals down your drain and away from your house.

Double L Plumbing is committed to improving the health of your family by improving the quality of your water. We are here to serve your water filter needs and help you choose a system that is right for you, your budget and your health.

You can count on Double L Plumbing for your water filtration and softener needs.

Double L Plumbing are experts in the latest water softener and filtration systems. You can count on us to quickly install a water softener in your home, with full disclosure of price, and never at an unnecessary cost to you.

Plumbing problems are inconvenient and can result in expensive water damage to your home. At Double L Plumbing, we offer several excellent commercial and residential plumbing services in Southern Utah, including drain cleaning.

Clogged drains are an everyday part of home ownership. There is a wide variety of things that can clog a drain. Generally, these are easy fixes. However, sometimes a sink that drains slowly may be a sign of issues beyond just a simple clog. We can assess your problem and determine the appropriate plan of action.

The most common clogs we encounter include:

Kitchen Drains: Anything can go down a kitchen drain—chunks of food, fat, oil, grease and even shards of glass or other materials. If you notice water slowly draining down your kitchen sink, we can help unclog it.

Bathroom Drains: Clogged bathtub and bathroom sink drains can develop from hair, soap, toothpaste, toilet paper, and other bathroom products. Although it may not seem like a problem at first, residue in your pipes can lead to serious damage to your drains and expensive plumbing issues.

Utility Room Drains: Any room equipped with appliances for washing or other domestic work can quickly clog up if not taken care of. Don’t let dirt and debris cause a flood in your home.

Sewer Lines: In our area, sewer lines are often clogged by tree roots or low spots in the sewer line. We can determine what is causing the sewer line blockage.

Though leaks in your home or commercial property may be silent, they can be dangerous to the structure of your building. They generally start off small and are simple fixes. However, left untreated, they can lead to costly and extensive damage down the road. 

What To Know About Leaks:

What starts off as a little leak can lead to corrosion over prolonged periods. Stopping a leak quickly is crucial to preventing this from happening. Double L Plumbing has the knowledge and experience to minimize the damage leaky pipes may cause.

Leaks are most commonly found around:

• Toilets
• Faucets
• Hot water heaters
• Washing machines
• Gas lines
• Main water lines
• Sewer lines

The Dangers of Leaks

What may initially seem harmless can, in actuality, be quite dangerous. With electrical wires and gas lines throughout your home, it’s important that the pipes—and the water and gas that run through them—stay where they belong. A small leak in the wrong place can be a major problem and hazardous to you and your family’s health. Gas line leaks often result in a “rotten egg odor.” If you suspect a leak of this nature, you should contact a plumbing expert immediately.

Signs Of Leaks

Leaks are not always easily detectable. Toilets, faucets, and other exposed leaks can be spotted with a quick glance. However, many leaks that exist in a home are out of the line of sight or are located in hard to reach or see areas. Most leaks require a professional with the right tools and equipment to correctly identify leaks and provide the appropriate plumbing solution.

Common signs of leaks include:

• Squeaky or firm faucet
• Rust or puddles around fixtures or appliances
• Unexpectedly higher water bills
• Moldy or musty odors
• Dripping sounds
• Running toilets

Though leaks in your home or commercial property may be silent, they can be dangerous to the structure of your building. They generally start off small and are simple fixes. However, left untreated, they can lead to costly and extensive damage down the road. 

What To Know About Leaks:

What starts off as a little leak can lead to corrosion over prolonged periods. Stopping a leak quickly is crucial to preventing this from happening. Double L Plumbing has the knowledge and experience to minimize the damage leaky pipes may cause.

Leaks are most commonly found around:

• Toilets
• Faucets
• Hot water heaters
• Washing machines
• Gas lines
• Main water lines
• Sewer lines

The Dangers of Leaks

What may initially seem harmless can, in actuality, be quite dangerous. With electrical wires and gas lines throughout your home, it’s important that the pipes—and the water and gas that run through them—stay where they belong. A small leak in the wrong place can be a major problem and hazardous to you and your family’s health. Gas line leaks often result in a “rotten egg odor.” If you suspect a leak of this nature, you should contact a plumbing expert immediately.

Signs Of Leaks

Leaks are not always easily detectable. Toilets, faucets, and other exposed leaks can be spotted with a quick glance. However, many leaks that exist in a home are out of the line of sight or are located in hard to reach or see areas. Most leaks require a professional with the right tools and equipment to correctly identify leaks and provide the appropriate plumbing solution.

Common signs of leaks include:

• Squeaky or firm faucet
• Rust or puddles around fixtures or appliances
• Unexpectedly higher water bills
• Moldy or musty odors
• Dripping sounds
• Running toilets