Our Company: Jedal Plumbing and Gasfitting
Reliable Professionals
Whether you need a simple faucet installation, a complete sewer line replacement, a new infloor heating system, or a custom HVAC system, we offer a wide range of residential and commercial services to meet your needs. We continually strive to exceed expectations by ensuring that each client receives the very best service.
Individualized Options
We are committed to complete all projects, regardless of size, to the highest of standards. We will provide you with a free consultation to explain all of your available options so that you can choose the ones that best your fit your plans and budget.
Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
We serve both residential and commercial clients and offer a variety of money-saving solutions. We combine our use of the highest quality parts and equipment, and our dedication to delivering exceptional results to provide you with professional and quality service.
Our Team
Jesse Alberts
Tristan Humphreys
Jesse Alberts
Owner Operator of Jedal
13+ year journeyman plumber and gasfitter
Jeff Albisser
Tristan Humphreys
Jesse Alberts
24+ year journeyman plumber and gasfitter
Tristan Humphreys
Tristan Humphreys
Tristan Humphreys
1st year plumbing apprentice
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Answers to your common questions
FAQ's
How do I fix a leaking faucet?
Shut off the water under the sink.
• Close the sink drain; cover it with a rag to catch dropped parts.
• Tape the jaws of your wrench with a layer of duct tape to avoid scratching the fixture.
• Establish a place to lay out parts in order of removal.
• Use distilled white vinegar and a soft scouring pad for removing mineral deposits on faucet parts.
Find Your Faucet
There are four kinds of faucets: compression, cartridge (sleeve), ceramic disk, and ball type. Each type is illustrated here. Except for the ball-type faucet, there are two illustrations for each. The less detailed version will identify the kind you have. The more detailed one will help as you make repairs.
A compression faucet relies on rubber washers to seal the valve seat. Rubber washers wear out and must be replaced occasionally. The other types, often called washerless faucets, last longer but they too can develop leaks. When these cartridge, ceramic-disk or ball-type faucets leak, you can either replace the O-ring or neoprene seal that's causing the leak or replace the entire assembly for less than $20.
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