Shower Head Replacement Pricing

When we replace a shower head, the work may look simple, but there is a certain way to approach it. First, we take a moment to see how the old fitting sits on the pipe. Some have been tightened too hard long ago, some are loose from years of use, and some have marks of mineral build-up. We turn it slowly, without forcing, because one wrong move can damage the thread inside the wall. This sort of patience comes only after many years of handling different homes and different pipes.

Once the old head is taken off, we clean the joint by hand. It is a quiet part of the job, but it matters. A bit of leftover tape or dust will cause a leak later. The new sealing tape is wrapped carefully, not too tight, not too loose. Older plumbers like to say the tape should feel “light on the fingers.” It is not a rule, just something learned over time.

When the new shower head is fixed in place, we let the water run for a while. We watch how the spray falls and listen for any small sound from the joint. If something feels off, we adjust it again. We do not rush this part. Water shows its true behaviour only after a few minutes.

The one-year warranty we give is simply our way of saying we will return if the fitting needs attention. We do not see it as a guarantee in writing, but as a promise that our work should sit quietly in your home without causing trouble. When the shower runs evenly and the water feels steady, the job feels complete, and the room becomes a little calmer again.

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