Plumbing service agreements (maintenance plans) provide peace of mind, cost savings, and priority service. They're preventive healthcare for your home's plumbing system. Key benefits include scheduled annual inspections finding problems early, priority emergency service with faster response times, discounted repair rates (typically 15-20% off), no trip charges for covered service calls, and extended equipment warranties. What's included: comprehensive annual plumbing inspection, water heater maintenance and flushing, drain cleaning service, leak detection screening, water pressure testing, fixture and supply line inspection, and detailed reporting with photos. Additional perks: transferable to new homeowners (adds value when selling), flexible scheduling around your calendar, reminders for scheduled services, relationship with trusted professionals who know your system, and reduced emergency service stress. Cost-effectiveness: annual plans typically $200-400 depending on home size, saves $500-1,000+ annually in prevented emergencies, one prevented emergency pays for multiple years of coverage, and extended equipment life saves thousands in replacement costs. Who benefits most: homeowners with older plumbing systems, rental property owners with multiple units, busy professionals who forget maintenance, and anyone wanting to protect their investment and avoid surprises. Wood's Plumbing offers customizable maintenance agreements. Call (520) 682-2233 for details.
Frequently Asked Questions About Plumbing Maintenance
What does annual plumbing maintenance include?
Annual plumbing maintenance includes inspection of all fixtures, checking water pressure, examining pipe conditions, testing shut-off valves, inspecting water heater, and identifying potential issues before they become emergencies.
How can I prevent plumbing problems?
Prevent plumbing problems by scheduling annual inspections, avoiding pouring grease down drains, using drain screens, maintaining your water heater, and addressing minor issues promptly before they worsen.
When should I replace my plumbing?
Consider replacing plumbing if your home has galvanized pipes (prone to corrosion), you experience frequent leaks, have low water pressure throughout the house, or if pipes are over 50 years old.