Residential Services

Our Residential service covers everything from new construction and remodels. To re-piping and everyday household problems:

New Construction: For those wanting to build a new house, look to Pioneer to fullfill all your needs. From Rough-In to TrimOut, Pioneer Plumbing will provide accurate, time-effective, and cost-effective work for your new house.

Remodels: With most remodels, you will find most residents choose to stay in the house while the improvements are being made. Our technicians, along with providing quality work, focus on time management as to not be a burden to your family in your living space.

Copper Repiping: Pioneer Plumbing & Heating is the contractor with the expertise to handle any plumbing problem in your home. Whether you need help with a simple water leak or a comprehensive repiping project, we will provide you with the knowledge and options to make the best choice.

Drain Cleaning: When your drains are clogged, you need help from a trusted professional plumber. Pioneer plumbers are experienced in definitively diagnosing and resolving any drain problem, including:

• Drain and sewer line back-up or blockage
• Broken concrete or clay sewer lines
• Broken or burst pipes
• Root intrusion damage
• Offset pipes

We have several services to inspect, open and clean your drain and sewer pipes, returning them as closely as possible to their original capacity.

We can open any clogged drain

We use the following progressive approaches in the order shown, until the drain is restored to proper function:

• Auger
• Snake
• Water jetting
• Camera & locate
• Spot repair
• Replacement

Water Heaters Consider The First Hour Rating(FHR) - Although it is possible that you could figure in the size of the water tank into your decision, this is not as important as the FHR. The FHR measures how much hot water the heater can produce in one hour.

Determine Daily Water Consumption – This is important and should be based on your busiest day of the week. Things such as laundry, dishwashers, showers, etc. – calculate how much time you need hot water for each. Add these figures up, comparing your total to the FHR on the yellow energy label. If it is equal to or better than your number, then all is good.

Get a Water Heater With A Long Warranty. Water Heaters with a longer warranty perform best, and will cover you for up to 12 years – the least is 6. The water heaters with the longest warranties are the best performing. Also, the price difference between the two does not warrant opting for the lower warranty. It should be noted that testing found that hot water heaters with the longer warranties were better constructed. Having the longest warranty is also important, because most warranties only cover the unit itself, not the cost of replacing it. If you are using water softeners, then a longer warranty is highly recommended.

Get The Dimensions Beforehand. Measure the area you will be putting the hot water heater before you buy. Because federal regulations call for 5%-10% increased efficiency(electric and gas heaters), the insulation used has made the actual size – so, tight spots could be a problem.