Recommendations for a plumber in Greenwood?

[Tactically Fat]

Hi all,

We've begun the first stages of our kitchen renovation and have already hit a very minor issue.

One of the OLD water supply valves to our washing machine won't fully close off. So stem the dripping, I've got the supply hose still connected and just routed down through the drain.

The laundry facilities are being relocated elsewhere in the home, but I think that both the old supply valves are in need of repair. (Would like to leave the hook-up physically present in this location in case a future resident wants to put the laundry back in this location). I can personally be talked out of replacement and just having it all removed / capped off...

So - any recommendations on who I may want to contact?

Thanks!

 

[Onrails]

Stark's plumbing

 

[Tactically Fat]

Stark's plumbing

That makes one INGO recommendation from them, and one FB friend recommending them.

Interesting!

And thank you.

 

[dprimm]

This is who i am going to call for my work. Spearing and sons. Know eric through mountain biking.

https://www.facebook.com/SpearingSonPlumbing

 

[Tactically Fat]

Thanks, dprimm.

this pressing job just got slightly less pressing. I was able to buy a set of spigot caps at Lowe's and they have stopped the drip. Checked before bed - dry. Checked again this AM - dry. Not a long term solution, but at least now I have a "few days" to get this taken care of.

A buddy of mine is coming over this evening to help get another opinion / set of eyeballs on it. He's a very very very experienced DIY-er and has even helped me out on a few projects right after we moved in.

The guy at Lowe's told me that I could replace the valves myself. My wife laughed. I laughed. Sad on inside, but I laughed.

The house has been replumbed with PEX throughout 90% of it (shower verticals are still CU), but I don't think this washer supply was switched. I know the box and valves are OLD.

It should be an 'easy' job to tie in new PEX connections and install a new box...right? Especially since we don't really care about the drywall?