Plumber and HVAC Insight

Spring is here!

Advantage Staff - Monday, March 23, 2015

Make sure you check your furnace filter to achieve maximum performance!

Call Advantage Plumbing, Heating & AC for a furnace inspection!

847-268-3553

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Happy 2014!

Advantage Staff - Wednesday, January 08, 2014

Happy New Year! In order to serve our customers better, Advantage Plumbing has branched into Advantage Plumbing, Heating & AC!

Our service remains the same... 24/7 Emergency Service; friendly, professionally trained technicians; honest and upfront pricing. Now we can diagnose and fix any HVAC issue you might have in your home or business.

Quick Tip: If you have pipes in any exterior walls (such as kitchen sink) open your cabinets to ensure heat from your home is keeping your pipes flowing.

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Plumber on Call

Advantage Staff - Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Meet our plumber on call Josh M.

Josh is a third generation plumber with over 12 years experience in residential and commercial plumbing.

Josh holds the following:
Illinois Plumbers License
Chicago Drain Layers License
Well Pump Installation Certified
CCCdi Certified (RPZ)
Water Quality Association Certified (IL&WI)

Josh is also one of our plumbers on call and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help with any plumbing situation.

Contact Josh now!

Visit Advantage Plumbing & Drain Inc. to learn more about getting the right fit for your plumbing needs.

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59 Point Inspection

Advantage Staff - Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Dropping temperatures and unpredictable precipitation tend to put a lot of pressure on your plumbing if your system is not working properly. Advantage Plumbing offers a 59 point inspection for a flat fee which helps prevent pipes from bursting and sump pumps from overflowing.

Call 847-268-3553 today for an inspection!

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What happened to my hot water?

Advantage Staff - Wednesday, February 13, 2013

This picture illustrates one of the things that can break down over time in a water heater.

The rod in this picture is called an anode. The anode is designed to keep your water tank in full working condition over time by drawing corrosion to itself instead of the metal tank, which keeps the inside from deteriorating. When the anode itself has disintegrated to this point, corrosion can quickly destroy the inside of your tank. Call Advantage at 847-268-3553 today to get your water heater inspected.