Plumbing in Nampa: what to know.
- Older downtown homes. Homes near downtown often have original supply and sewer lines. A camera inspection before buying is cheap insurance.
- Wells at the edges of town. Some homes on Nampa’s outskirts run on private wells, which brings pumps and pressure tanks into the picture.
- Hard water. Hard water shortens the life of water heaters and fixtures. Regular flushing and a working softener help.
What’s included.
Idaho licenses plumbers through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses (DOPL). We confirm the firm’s license, that the people doing the work hold current plumbing licenses, and its insurance. Then we call three homeowner references and visit a finished job. More on plumbing across the Valley →
- Leak detection and repair
- Water heater repair and replacement, tank and tankless
- Fixture, faucet and toilet installs
- Repiping older galvanized or polybutylene lines
- Sewer line camera inspection and repair
- Water softener and filtration installs