Advanced Plumbing LLC

Advanced Plumbing LLC Advanced Plumbing specializes in residential and commercial plumbing services. "We repair what your husband FIXED"

We can handle anything from the smallest dripping faucet to full system replacements. At Advanced Plumbing, customer satisfaction is our top priority. We ensure that any job we do for you, matches your vision of the work required. If you are looking for the top plumbing company in town, give us a call today!

Before Your New Appliance ArrivesBuying a new dishwasher, washing machine, or refrigerator in the Des Moines area?Before...
08/31/2026

Before Your New Appliance Arrives

Buying a new dishwasher, washing machine, or refrigerator in the Des Moines area?

Before delivery day, check the plumbing behind your current appliance. Aging supply lines, worn shut-off valves, drain connections, and refrigerator water lines may need attention before new equipment is installed.

A quick plumbing check can help identify potential problems ahead of time and make installation day easier.

Advanced Plumbing can help you determine whether your existing plumbing is ready for your new appliance.

Here's a question worth asking before you replace a major appliance:Am I replacing the appliance but keeping all of the ...
08/25/2026

Here's a question worth asking before you replace a major appliance:

Am I replacing the appliance but keeping all of the old connections behind it?

When a dishwasher or washing machine lasts for years, the plumbing connected to it has been there for those years, too.

That doesn't automatically mean something needs to be replaced. It does mean appliance replacement is a smart opportunity to take a closer look.
Supply lines, shut-off valves, drains, refrigerator water lines, and even your home's water quality can affect the equipment you're about to invest in.

Our advice?

Don't wait until installation day to find out there's a problem.

If you're shopping the late-summer appliance sales and aren't sure whether your existing plumbing is ready, reach out with your questions.

We'd rather help you understand your options before delivery day than have you discover a plumbing issue after the new appliance arrives.

Planning to take advantage of the Labor Day appliance sales?Before the new washing machine, dishwasher, or refrigerator ...
08/17/2026

Planning to take advantage of the Labor Day appliance sales?

Before the new washing machine, dishwasher, or refrigerator arrives, add one more thing to your shopping checklist:

Check the plumbing.

A few things worth looking at:

• Are the water supply lines in good condition?
• Do the shut-off valves work properly?
• Are there signs of corrosion or previous leaks?
• Is the drain connection ready for the new appliance?
• Does your new refrigerator require a water line that your old one didn't?

A brand-new appliance may still depend on plumbing components that have been working behind the scenes for years.

A little preparation before delivery day can help identify potential problems before your new appliance is sitting in the middle of the kitchen or laundry room waiting to be installed.

Not sure what you're looking at? That's a good time to ask a plumber. https://advancedplumbingia.com/request-a-service-appointment/?edlink=wlrdjyqg

"Have You Checked Behind It?" You're getting a new dishwasher.You've compared the features, checked the reviews, found t...
08/10/2026

"Have You Checked Behind It?"

You're getting a new dishwasher.

You've compared the features, checked the reviews, found the Labor Day deal, and scheduled delivery.

But have you checked what's behind the old one?

A new dishwasher may still be connected to older supply lines, shut-off valves, and drain connections. Before delivery day, take a few minutes to make sure the plumbing supporting your new investment is ready, too.

Sometimes the most important part of an appliance upgrade is the part you can't see.

Sometimes the biggest plumbing problems start with something small.A homeowner notices a little mineral buildup around a...
08/07/2026

Sometimes the biggest plumbing problems start with something small.

A homeowner notices a little mineral buildup around a faucet.

A dishwasher leaves spots on clean glasses.

The water heater seems to take longer to recover.

Individually, none of these seem urgent.

Together, they can tell a story about what's happening throughout your home's plumbing system.

Understanding those early signs gives homeowners the opportunity to make informed decisions before small inconveniences become larger expenses.

That's why we believe good plumbing service starts with answering questions, not just fixing problems.

Mid-Summer Plumbing CheckTake five minutes this week and check a few simple things around your home:✓ Inspect outdoor fa...
07/31/2026

Mid-Summer Plumbing Check

Take five minutes this week and check a few simple things around your home:

✓ Inspect outdoor faucets for leaks.
✓ Look for soggy areas around irrigation lines.
✓ Check under sinks for moisture or slow leaks.
✓ Listen for toilets that continue running after flushing.
✓ Notice any changes in your drinking water's taste or odor.

Small plumbing issues often become larger ones over time. Catching them early can help save water, reduce repairs, and keep your home running efficiently.

Myth: If my water looks clear, it must be clean.Fact: Clear water doesn't always tell the whole story.Many naturally occ...
07/27/2026

Myth: If my water looks clear, it must be clean.

Fact: Clear water doesn't always tell the whole story.

Many naturally occurring minerals and dissolved substances can't be seen with the naked eye. That's why water can look perfectly clear while still contributing to hard water buildup inside pipes and appliances.

The best way to understand your home's water isn't by looking at it. It's by understanding what's in it and choosing the right solution for your family's needs.

Ask the PlumberWhy do my glasses always come out of the dishwasher with spots?One of the most common reasons is hard wat...
07/24/2026

Ask the Plumber

Why do my glasses always come out of the dishwasher with spots?

One of the most common reasons is hard water.

Minerals like calcium and magnesium can leave deposits behind as water dries, creating the cloudy spots many homeowners see on glassware and dishes.

While rinse aids can help, they don't address the source of the problem.
Improving your home's water quality can help reduce mineral buildup throughout your plumbing system while producing cleaner dishes, protecting appliances, and making everyday water use more enjoyable.

Have a plumbing or water quality question you've always wondered about? Let us know. It may become our next "Ask the Plumber." https://advancedplumbingia.com/

07/21/2026

Something every homeowner should do once a year, flush your water heater!

This is something very simple that WILL extend the life of your water heater

This is a tank Water Heater at our shop and it took me all of 10 minutes. If this is something you’re not comfortable doing, We will be more than happy to come out and assist you.

If you have any questions about water heaters or getting on a maintenance program, please give us a call

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Pleasant Hill, IA
50327

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+15154171516

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