
The plumbing in your Lexington, KY, home is its backbone. From hot showers to moving waste away from your home, you need it to work to keep your home functioning. The team at GreenBox Home Services is ready to help you with all your plumbing needs. Let us show you our commitment to customer service and quality work. We offer same-day service, upfront pricing, and financing options.
Why Choose GreenBox Home Services?
GreenBox Home Services is ready to help regardless of your problem. Our fully licensed, insured, and certified team has the skills and experience to solve your plumbing issue. We’re dedicated to building relationships through exceptional customer service, attention to detail, and affordable pricing. We back our work with our Quality of Service Guarantee. You can trust we’ll do the job right the first time. Call GreenBox Home Services at (859) 278-0281 or contact us online to schedule an appointment for any of your plumbing needs.
Same-Day Plumbing Repair in Lexington
When you need reliable plumbing repairs in Lexington, look no further than GreenBox Home Services. We’re the area experts in full-service plumbing solutions. Our services include:
- Bathroom repairs
- Kitchen repairs
- Leak detections and repairs
- Sewer line repairs
- Water service line repairs
- Faucet repairs
For superior plumbing repair services in Lexington, choose GreenBox Home Services. Call us at (859) 278-0281 or contact us online today!
Expert Plumbing Installation in Lexington
If you need plumbing installation services in Lexington, our experts are ready to help! Their skills and experience mean your new plumbing will be beautiful and functional. Count on us for:
- Faucets: If you want to change the aesthetic or replace a broken fixture, we can help you!
- Sinks: A cracked sink is unsightly and can allow water to leak. Let us get your sink functioning again.
- Garbage Disposals: Keep kitchen waste from collecting with a garbage disposal. We’ll help you choose one that fits your needs and home.
- Plumbing Systems: It doesn’t matter if you need to redo a small section of your plumbing or a whole-house repiping. We will get the job done right the first time.
To schedule your plumbing installation service, call us at (859) 278-0281 or contact us online today!
Reliable Water Heaters
A working water heater is more than a luxury. You need it to work to clean your home and family. If you need water heater services in Lexington, we offer a full range of services, including:
- Tankless water heaters
- Instant water heaters
- Water heater replacement
- Water heater repair
- Water heater maintenance
Let us help you with your water heater needs in Lexington. Call GreenBox Home Services at (859) 278-0281 or contact us online to schedule your appointment.
Other Services
Part of keeping your Lexington home running smoothly is keeping all your plumbing systems working well. GreenBox Home Services is the area’s premier full-service plumbing company and offers solutions to all your plumbing needs. Our other services include:
For comprehensive plumbing services in Lexington, choose GreenBox Home Services. We’re ready to help you solve all your plumbing problems, both small and large! Call us at (859) 278-0281 or contact us online to schedule your appointment today!
Plumbing FAQs
Which type of water heater is most popular?
Traditional tank water heaters are still the most popular option for homeowners. Their various sizes and relatively low entry-point cost make them an affordable and reliable option.
Do plumbers fix drains?
Yes! Professional plumbers do fix drains. They have the skills, experience, and equipment to precisely locate the problem and clear the drain without damaging your drain and sewer lines.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Lexington, KY
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to a toilet malfunction caused by a broken float rod. Upon inspection, found the float rod had failed, preventing proper tank refilling and flush cycle operation. Removed the damaged float rod assembly and replaced it with a new unit. Tested the fill valve operation and adjusted water level to manufacturer specifications. Verified proper flapper seal and flush mechanism function. Cleaned mineral deposits from tank components to ensure optimal performance. Completed final testing to confirm proper fill, flush, and shutoff cycles.
Responded to no cooling call for residential property with multiple geothermal heat pump systems. Upon arrival, found customer operates 7 WaterFurnace Envision geothermal units throughout the home. Conducted systematic inspection of units, focusing on unit #5 and unit #7 as photographed during diagnostic process. Evaluated electrical connections, control boards, and thermostat operations on affected systems. Inspected wall-mounted controls showing indicator lights and verified proper communication between thermostats and air handlers. Checked Carrier-branded air handling components and associated ductwork for airflow restrictions. Reviewed service history notations marked on equipment cabinets dating back to previous maintenance visits. Assessed geothermal loop connections and blue buffer tanks attached to units. Determined which of the 7 geothermal systems were experiencing cooling failures versus operating normally. Documented equipment conditions with photographs for service records
Responded to service call for thermostat installation at customer's residence. Successfully removed existing thermostat and installed new Sensi digital Wi-Fi thermostat with programmable features and LCD display. Configured device settings, verified proper HVAC system communication, connected unit to Wi-Fi network, and confirmed heating and cooling functionality. Provided detailed verbal instructions on thermostat operation to ensure customers could independently adjust temperature settings and utilize voice control features through compatible smart home devices.
Responded to ongoing toilet leak in residential bathroom of 20+ year old home. Upon inspection, identified failed water supply line connection at fill valve with visible corrosion and seepage at floor-mounted shutoff valve. Replaced deteriorated braided supply line and corroded angle stop valve. Cleaned residual staining from tile flooring around connection point, tested system for proper operation and verified no additional leaks present.
Completed routine AC tune-up on a 9-year-old air conditioning system located in the basement. Performed comprehensive maintenance including electrical testing with multimeter, inspected condensate pump assembly, and verified all system components were operating within normal parameters. System checked and confirmed to be functioning properly.
Responded to no-cooling complaint on aging air conditioning system paired with 2-year-old Bryant gas furnace in basement location. Customer reported unit unable to maintain temperature below 75 degrees during warm weather over the past several days. Performed diagnostic evaluation of complete HVAC system including inspection of indoor air handler, refrigerant lines, ductwork connections, and electrical components. Documented equipment conditions with photographic evidence showing existing installation configuration, PVC condensate drainage system, flexible duct connections, and overall mechanical room layout for service records.
Completed full residential HVAC system installation including Bryant 3-ton 16 SEER2 air conditioning unit (model GA5SAN53602W) and matching Bryant 3-ton evaporator coil (model CVAVA3621XMA) with digital thermostat. Removed and disposed of existing equipment per code compliance requirements. Installed outdoor unit on concrete pad with electrical disconnect box, whip kit, and proper refrigerant line insulation. Mounted evaporator coil in air handler with transition to existing ductwork, installed refrigerant line filter drier, and SS2 coil drain safety water sensor. Secured all refrigerant lines, completed electrical connections, pulled necessary permits, pressure tested system, evacuated lines, charged unit to manufacturer specifications, and performed full operational testing to verify proper cooling performance and thermostat functionality.
Responded to no cooling call on 15-year-old residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, confirmed indoor blower motor operational but outdoor condenser unit fan not running. Performed diagnostic testing on outdoor unit using clamp meter, measuring electrical parameters at the condenser. Found outdoor fan motor failed with no amperage draw detected. Unit exhibited significant weathering, corrosion, and rust deterioration consistent with age and extended outdoor exposure. Due to the system's age exceeding typical equipment lifespan and the extent of deterioration observed, recommended full system replacement rather than repair. Discussed options with customer regarding continued operation and replacement considerations for aging equipment.
Completed Care Plan tune-up on air conditioning system and gas furnace unit located in basement. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using clamp meter, measuring amp draws on blower motor and verifying proper system operation. All components tested and found operating within manufacturer specifications.
Responded to callback for heat pump installed four months prior experiencing intermittent AC operation with "no power" error after several minutes of runtime, followed by automatic system restoration. Inspected electrical connections, wiring, and control circuits for potential shorts or loose connections as reported. Measured temperature differentials and verified proper voltage supply to unit during troubleshooting process.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system over 10 years old. Upon arrival, located air handler unit in attic space and observed heavily soiled air filter with significant dust and debris accumulation restricting airflow. Inspected condensing unit at exterior window well location against foundation. System evaluation revealed compromised cooling performance directly related to restricted airflow from neglected filter maintenance, preventing adequate air circulation across evaporator coil and reducing system efficiency.
Responded to callback for unit not keeping up following April repair. Upon arrival, inspected electrical panel and circuit breakers to verify proper power supply to HVAC system. All breakers were found in correct positions with no tripped circuits. Documented electrical panel configuration for service records.
Conducted on-site assessment for installation of new primary sump pump system in basement utility area. Evaluated existing conditions including floor drain location, available electrical outlets, discharge piping configuration, and basin placement requirements. Customer will be supplying the pump unit for professional installation.
Removed existing 16KW standby generator and 100 AMP transfer switch from beneath deck structure. Installed new 18KW Generac air-cooled standby generator on prepared gravel pad with proper clearances for ventilation and service access. Mounted new 100 AMP non-service rated automatic transfer switch on exterior wall with appropriate conduit runs and emergency disconnect box. Verified all electrical connections, tested system operation through multiple transfer cycles, and confirmed proper generator startup and load transfer functionality.
Responded to water leak under kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified leak occurring only when water drains from sink. Examined P-trap assembly, PVC drainage pipes, and garbage disposal connections for source of intermittent leak. Additionally replaced shower head with customer-supplied fixture per request.
Completed scheduled preventive maintenance tune-up on approximately 10-year-old air conditioning system located in crawlspace. Performed comprehensive electrical diagnostics using digital multimeter and clamp meter on outdoor condensing unit. Verified voltage readings at electrical panel, tested capacitor operation, and measured amperage draw showing 304.5 amps on compressor circuit. Inspected all wire connections including red, black, yellow, blue, green, and white conductors at terminal block. Confirmed proper electrical values and secure connections throughout system. Customer provided their own 16x25x4 air filter as specified. System operating within normal parameters upon completion of maintenance service.
Responded to reported water leak at 30-year-old residential property involving burst pipe connected to exterior hose bib. Upon inspection, identified failed compression fitting and damaged supply line running from outdoor spigot to interior plumbing system. Accessed under-sink cabinet area to assess extent of water damage and trace leak source to compromised pipe connection. Replaced faulty brass compression fittings, installed new flexible supply line, and secured all connections with appropriate fasteners. Verified outdoor hose bib mounting integrity and tested system for proper water flow and pressure. Confirmed no active leaks present after repairs and ensured all plumbing components functioning correctly.
Completed preventive maintenance tune-up on air conditioning and gas furnace system located in basement. Performed comprehensive system inspection, took temperature and performance readings using diagnostic equipment, and evaluated unit operation including condensate drainage system. Customer-supplied 16x25x1 filters were noted as part of the Care Plan service, with documentation that replacement filters are billable when provided by our company.
Completed routine plumbing inspection as part of preventative service agreement. Inspected under-sink plumbing connections, drain lines, and supply lines for leaks or deterioration, and examined toilet fixture including bidet attachment for proper operation and potential issues. All components found to be functioning properly with no immediate repairs required.
Completed full residential HVAC system replacement including removal and disposal of existing equipment. Installed RUUD 14.3 SEER2 two-stage 3-ton heat pump system (model RP14AY36AJ2NA) with matching two-stage air handler (model RH2TY3617STANNA) in attic location and 15KW auxiliary heat kit. Outdoor unit mounted on new pad with snow legs, electrical disconnect box, and whip kit installed per code requirements. Applied refrigerant line insulation and installed refrigerant line filter. Indoor installation included trap configuration, SS2 coil drain safety water sensor, and ceiling saver overflow drain pan with water sensor. Installed plywood support beneath auxiliary drain pan to ensure proper structural stability. Added transition to existing ductwork and standard-sized air filter rack. Upgraded to Honeywell programmable digital thermostat for improved system control. All work completed with applicable permits, tested for proper operation, and system verified to meet code compliance sta