Shut Off Valves

Shut-off valves can leak due to worn washers, corroded valve seats, or loose packing nuts. Older gate valves are especially prone to failure. A licensed plumber can quickly repair or replace a leaking valve.

Valve replacement is typically very affordable. The cost depends on the valve type and accessibility. We provide free, upfront estimates so you'll always know the price before we begin.

Most shut-off valve replacements take 30-60 minutes. The water supply needs to be temporarily shut off, and we'll have your valve replaced and tested quickly.

We install ball valves, gate valves, angle stops, and main water shut-offs. Ball valves are our top recommendation — they're more reliable and last longer than traditional gate valves.

Yes! If you have a valve that won't shut off during an emergency, or a valve that's spraying water, call us immediately. We offer 24/7 emergency service to get the situation under control.