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Leaks, pipes, fixtures and appliance hookups

Plumbing Repair and Service Calls Across Greater Grand Rapids

Eyk Plumbing repairs leaks, pipes, faucets, toilets and showers, replaces worn-out pipework and connects new appliances for homeowners across Kent and Ottawa Counties.

  • Master license 8113338
  • ASSE backflow certification 63655
  • Offices in Grand Rapids and Rockford

At a glance

A small plumbing problem gets more expensive the longer it runs. Eyk Plumbing finds the source of leaks and failed fixtures, repairs or replaces the pipe, and can re-pipe part or all of a home. We also connect dishwashers, washing machines and refrigerators with water lines.

  • Mon to Fri

    Open 8 AM to 5 PM, call to book a visit.

  • Three credentials

    Master and plumbing contractor licenses plus ASSE backflow certification.

  • Fifty communities

    Served across Greater Grand Rapids and West Michigan.

  • Two offices

    Grand Rapids on Leonard Street NW and Rockford on Algoma Avenue NE.

Signs You Need Plumbing Repair

  • A worn washer, cartridge or seat is the usual cause. Left alone, it wastes water and can stain the sink.
  • Worn internal parts or a failed wax seal. A leak at the base can rot the floor under it.
  • Corroded pipes, a partly closed valve or a leak can all reduce flow. A plumber can trace which.
  • Hidden pipe leaks soak into drywall and framing. Find the source before mold sets in.
  • Corroded pipes release rust into the water. Older steel and iron lines are the usual cause.
  • Pipes in exterior walls and crawlspaces freeze first. Shut off the water at the main and call.
  • When leaks keep appearing, replacing a section or the whole run costs less than repeated fixes.

Have a leak or a fixture that will not work? Call us and tell us what you see. Call (616) 655-4172 · Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM

Plumbing problems rarely fix themselves. A dripping faucet or a damp wall is cheaper to repair early than after the water has done its damage. These are the usual signs.

Time and Cost: What to Expect

JobTypical time
Faucet or toilet repairOften 1 to 2 hoursParts availability can change this.
Leak detection and repairOften 2 to 4 hoursHidden leaks take longer to trace.
Appliance hookupOften 1 to 2 hoursDishwasher, washer or refrigerator line.
Partial re-pipeOne to two daysA full re-pipe takes longer.

How Our Plumbing Repair Process Works

Step 1: Find the cause

We trace the problem to its source, checking the fixture, the supply line and the pipe behind it.

Step 2: Explain your options

We tell you what failed, what a repair involves and whether replacing the part or the pipe is the better choice.

Step 3: Fix it properly

We repair or replace the part, pipe or fixture, and protect the surrounding finishes as we work.

Step 4: Test and tidy up

We run the water, check for leaks and clean the work area before we leave.

Talk to Us About Plumbing Repair

Call Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM. We explain what the visit involves before we book it.

Why Homeowners Choose Us for Plumbing Repair

  • Master license 8113338

    Plumbing contractor license 8004658 is held as well.
  • Leaks to re-piping

    From a dripping faucet to replacing a whole run of corroded pipe.
  • Appliance connections

    Dishwashers, washing machines and refrigerators with water lines.
  • Written for homeowners

    We explain what failed in terms you can follow, then give you options.
  • Offices in Grand Rapids and Rockford

    Close to most of the towns we serve across Kent and Ottawa Counties.

Plumbing Repair in Michigan Homes

Michigan freeze-thaw winters are hard on pipes in outside walls, garages and crawlspaces. Frozen pipes often burst when they thaw, and the damage shows up as soon as the water returns. Insulating exposed pipes and knowing where your main shutoff is can save you a lot of trouble.

Older homes across Grand Rapids and the surrounding towns often have galvanized steel or early copper lines. They corrode from the inside, lower pressure and eventually leak. Re-piping part of the house is often the right fix.

Common Questions

Who does plumbing repair near Grand Rapids?

Eyk Plumbing repairs leaks, pipes, faucets, toilets and showers in homes across Grand Rapids, Wyoming, Kentwood, Rockford, Hudsonville and the nearby towns. We also replace worn pipework and connect new appliances. Call us, describe what you see, and we will tell you what the visit involves before we book it.

How do I find a hidden water leak in my house?

Check your water meter. If it moves when every fixture is off, you have a leak. Look for damp spots, stained ceilings or musty smells. A plumber can trace the leak with the right tools instead of opening walls at random.

Should I repair or re-pipe my house?

Repair is enough when a single fitting or short section has failed and the rest is sound. Consider re-piping when leaks keep appearing, water runs brown, pressure is low or the pipes are corroded. A plumber can inspect and tell you which.

Frequently Asked Questions

Shut off the water at the main valve right away, open a faucet to drain the line and turn off the water heater if it is affected. Move belongings out of the way and call a plumber. Photograph any damage for your records.

Yes. We handle the plumbing side: water lines, shutoff valves and drain connections for dishwashers, washing machines and refrigerators with water dispensers. Electrical hookups are separate, so call an electrician for those. Tell us the appliance and its location when you call, and we will confirm what the hookup needs before we arrive.

Common causes are corroded pipes, a partly closed valve, a failing pressure regulator or a hidden leak. Mineral scale from hard water can also narrow pipes over time. We check pressure at several points to find where it drops. Tell us whether it is low at one fixture or all of them, because that narrows the cause quickly.

We run new supply pipe through the house and connect it to your fixtures, then remove or abandon the old lines. A partial re-pipe covers one area, such as a bathroom. A complete re-pipe replaces the supply lines for the whole house.

Insulate pipes in outside walls, garages and crawlspaces. Keep the heat on in cold weather and let a faucet drip during extreme cold. Know where your main shutoff is so you can act fast if a pipe does burst. Pipes along north-facing walls and in unheated spaces are the ones to watch first.

Need Plumbing Repair in Greater Grand Rapids?

Call to describe the problem. We will explain what the visit involves before we book it.

Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM