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Kitchen Plumbing Services in CT

A kitchen operating at its fullest potential is a must in every household. If you are making upgrades to your existing Connecticut kitchen or having issues with any of your current plumbing, Ro’s Plumbing is ready to assist you.

Services in the Kitchen:

  • Installing new fixtures,
  • Installing or repairing plumbing lines
  • Installing or replacing garbage disposals.

Possible Issues in the Kitchen:

Clogs can lead to funky odors throughout your Connecticut home. First, you may notice a slow drain, which will likely lead to a stale smell that no one would enjoy. Give Ro’s Plumbing a call before your issue worsens!

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Connecticut plumbing services

Ro’s Plumbing Guarantee

  • 6 month warranty on labor performed.

  • All services are provided in accordance with Connecticut and federal plumbing codes.

  • Notifications and reminders of appointments are sent out the previous day as well as before the technician arrives at your door.

  • Prior to starting the work, customers are provided with pricing and options of resolution.

  • We vow to diagnose, make recommendations, and resolve the plumbing issue.

Plumbing Services in East Hartford & the Rest of CT

This service list covers the basic areas of plumbing that we cover. If you are having problems with another area or want to inquire about a general plumbing service you need, contact us today for more info.

  • Showers

  • Hand Showers

  • Well Tanks

  • Indirect & Gas Fired Water Heaters

  • Whole House Water Filtration Systems

  • Vanity Sink Installs

  • Macerating Toilets

  • Well Pumps

  • Well Work

  • Garbage Disposals

  • Water and Drain Re-pipes

  • Washing Machine Valves

  • Frost Free Faucets

  • Bathrooms

  • Bathroom Faucets

  • ADA Toilets

  • Kitchens

  • Kitchen Faucets

  • Dishwashers

  • On-Demand Natural Gas Water Heaters

  • Tub Filler

  • Vessel Sinks

  • Pedestal Sinks

  • Softeners

  • Shut Off Valves

  • Shower Valves

  • Shower Heads

  • Shower Cartridge Replacements

  • Toilet Replacements

  • Soaking Tubs

  • Tub on Legs

  • Hybrid & Electric Water Heaters

  • Sediment Filters

  • Sump Pump

  • New Construction

  • Remodels

  • Laundry Sink Pumps

East Hartford CT Plumbing

FAQ – Kitchen Plumbing

Odors usually stem from decomposing food scraps stuck in the P-trap or grease buildup inside the disposal’s rubber splash guard. Clean the underside of the splash guard with a brush and dish soap. To clear the trap, run ice cubes, coarse salt, and lemon peels through the disposal, followed by a flush of baking soda and vinegar rinsed with hot water.

Kitchen sinks and dishwashers share the same drain branch line. Backups happen when:

  • The disposal knock-out plug was left in: Common with new garbage disposal installations.
  • The air gap or high loop is blocked: Preventing dirty water from draining out of the dishwasher.
  • A clog exists in the P-trap or main branch line: Caused by grease accumulation or expanded food waste (like rice or coffee grounds).

Leaks under the cabinet near the back wall often come from the spray hose assembly rather than the drain pipes. Over time, the weight attached to the flexible spray hose causes friction tears, or the quick-connect fitting attaching the hose to the faucet body loosens and drips whenever the faucet is turned on.

To avoid severe clogs and sewer backups, keep these out of your plumbing:

  • Kitchen: Fats, oils, grease (FOG), coffee grounds, eggshells, pasta/rice (which expand), and fibrous vegetables (celery, corn husks).
  • Bathroom: “Flushable” wipes (they do not break down like toilet paper), feminine hygiene products, cotton balls, paper towels, and dental floss.

No. Hot water only keeps melted fats, oils, and grease (FOG) liquid temporarily. Once the grease travels a few feet into the colder pipes beneath your floor, it cools, solidifies, and coats the interior walls. Over time, this creates rock-hard blockages (“fatbergs”) that require professional hydro-jetting or snaking to remove.

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“We hired Rohan to do the plumbing on a rehab. He’s very professional, completed all work as required and in timely manner. Will definitely hire him for other projects.”

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