J & S Plumbing, Inc

05/07/2024

Thanks all for your business and support. We greatly appreciated it.

04/26/2024

02/05/2024

This is what we think a whole house filter system should look like. Easy to change, and strong enough to stand on. If you would like yours to be better, please reach out.

02/05/2024

How’s your whole house filter doing? Afraid to change the cartridge cause it always leaks? Worried that the pipes are going to break getting it unscrewed?

10/26/2022

Freezing weather is just about here. Please remember to unhook your hoses from your outside faucets if they are the frost free kind, or shut them off inside, and drain them out, if they are the regular kind. If you’re not sure what kind you have, or know how to deal with them please give us a call at 610-388-6141.

08/08/2022

A pressure tank is an important part of your well water system. It is water storage, so your pump doesn’t have to run every time you open a tap. Average useful life is about ten years. After that, your pump has to work increasingly harder to provide you water. Replacing your old pressure tank can add years to the life of your pump. Please let us know if you have any questions about this or would like us to evaluate your old tank.

06/18/2022

ATTENTION CUSTOMERS if you are In need of our services please call the office at 610-388-6141 and not leave us messages on Facebook as we very rarely check it. We are an old school mom and pop business and prefer to keep it this way! Thank you!

03/14/2020

In light of the corona virus outbreak, we want to do our best to keep our customers and future customers safe. John will be deep cleaned and disinfected after every job, to ensure the safety of you and your family. LOL. In all seriousness, please do not hesitate to call, 610-388-6141,we will be available for all your plumbing needs through this crisis.

02/11/2016

We are getting ready for an extremely cold and windy few days of weather. This is when pipes freeze and burst, possibly doing serious property damage. To do the most to prevent this, turn your heat up (74 degrees +) and leave your water running, both hot and cold, at all faucets. (Turn the hot on, to a steady drip, and then turn on the cold, till the stream is almost solid) It might cost you a few bucks, but considerably less than the alternative. Also, please make sure everybody in the house knows how to shut off the water to your house, at the pressure tank, or water meter. If you have any questions about any of this, please call or PM us.