Residential and Commercial Plumbing
Plumbing Tips & Information
We are a full-service plumbing company, with full capabilities in commercial and residential plumbing, including new construction and remodel plumbing! Whether you are looking for help with plumbing repairs or a new plumbing installation, we can handle all your needs.
Plumbing for Outdoor Kitchens
As the summer winds down here in the Pacific Northwest, you might be dreaming about extending the season with an outdoor kitchen right on your patio or deck. Let’s face it, the summers here don’t last long enough, so anything you can do to keep the rain off your head...
Did You Know – Piping Expansion Joints
Expansion joints are routinely used in plumbing for your home, where expansion and contraction (from heat and cold) or movement (ex. structural settling) could damage connections. Why is this important? Correctly and well designed plumbing can prevent leaks for years...
Instant Hot Water Anywhere
How many times have you found yourself outside trying to wash the car or clean your barbecue grates off and thinking “Gee, I could really use a hose with hot water!?!?” Maybe it’s time to consider a energy efficient tankless water heater. Going “tankless” means you...
Navien Tankless Water Heaters
Maple Valley Plumbing now offers Navien Tankless Water Heaters for purchase and installation. We recently installed this tankless water heater for a home owner in Issaquah, WA. Replacing the old conventional water heater, which was inefficient and costly compared to...
Water Main Leak
Believe it or not, water main breaks are fairly common, but they are not the kind you see on the news, where rivers of water carry cars down the street. Most main line breaks are leaks that start out small and are not noticed until you have a big muddy spot in your...
Extending The Life of Your Water Heater
If you have ever come home from a long day’s work only to find a curious water source flowing from your garage, or even worse, inside your home, then you’ve been through this before. Traditional water heaters typically last up to 7 years, but you can extend that life...
