Plumbing and Hot Water Service for Magnolia's Village Homes

A Village on Two Counties

Part of Magnolia lies in Stark County and part in Carroll County. We serve addresses on both sides, and the county line makes no difference to how we work. If you live farther into Carroll County, our Carroll County service page lists the communities we cover there.

Magnolia trips often include nearby Waynesburg, East Sparta, Malvern and Mineral City, with Bolivar a short distance beyond.

Hot Water Heating and Older Mechanical Systems

Hot water heating is one of our core services, and older village homes are where it matters most. A boiler that is short-cycling, a radiator that will not warm up or a relief valve that weeps onto the floor are all signs the system needs attention. We service boilers and their piping, replace failed circulators and valves, and help you decide when a unit is no longer worth repairing.

We also install and repair tank water heaters. In older basements, venting and gas piping often need updating when a new heater goes in, and we handle that as part of the job.

• Boilers that cycle on and off too often
• Cold radiators or baseboard loops
• Leaking relief valves or expansion tanks
• Water heaters with rusted bases or rumbling tanks
• Old gas piping that needs updating for new equipment

After High Water on Sandy Creek

Low-lying parts of the village can see flooding when Sandy Creek runs high. When basements take on water, plumbing and mechanical equipment take a hit. Water heaters, boilers and well equipment that were submerged should not be restarted until they are inspected, because controls and gas valves can be damaged.

Our plumbing restoration service covers inspection, cleanup of damaged plumbing and replacement of equipment that cannot be saved. We also provide plumbing damage inspections and help with insurance paperwork.

Inspections and Repairs for Older Houses

Buying or selling an older Magnolia home? A plumbing inspection shows the condition of supply lines, drains, water heaters and fixtures before surprises turn up. When repairs are needed, our repair and replacement service handles everything from a single valve to sections of corroded pipe.

Containing a Leak

Close the main water valve first. If the leak involves a boiler, turn off its power switch and close the gas supply valve; do not try to drain a hot system. For a water heater, close the cold inlet valve and set the gas control to off. Keep everyone away from standing water near electrical equipment.

Then call 330-875-8003. We offer emergency plumbing and leak containment service.

Many older homes in the village were built with modest bathrooms and simple drain systems. When owners add a second bathroom or a first-floor laundry, we plan the drain and vent routing carefully so the new fixtures do not overload the original lines.

Maintenance and Scheduling

Older systems benefit from a yearly look. Our maintenance agreement costs $189 per year or $378 for three years and includes an annual inspection, priority service, emergency support, 10% off labor and materials, no service-charge minimums, transferable coverage and automatic renewal.

Book by phone Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM or Saturday from 8:00 AM to noon. Every visit starts with a free estimate.