Water heater replacement
Tank or tankless. We handle the permit and haul the old one away. Standard installs and the hard-water setups Lenexa needs.
Lenexa homes built in the 1950s and 1960s need a plumber who knows what they're looking at. Okonkwo Plumbing diagnoses the real problem instead of upselling the biggest job. The owner shows up on most calls.
Lenexa's established residential areas—around Indian Creek, along 87th Street, near the golf course and Sar-Ko-Par—are full of solid brick and frame houses from the postwar boom. Galvanized steel supply lines, cast iron drain stacks, and water heaters original to the 1960s are still doing the job in plenty of them. That age is not a problem until it is. Then it becomes urgent.
Hard water from WaterOne hits about 7 to 9 grains per gallon in this area, hard enough to shorten tank life and clog supply lines over time. A 60-year-old home is often the first to need attention. That's when you call a plumber who can explain whether you're looking at a single repair, a water heater replacement, or whether a whole-house repipe makes sense. The last outfit told one Lenexa homeowner he needed a full repipe before even looking at the drain. We look first.
Okonkwo Plumbing has run a two-van shop since 2015 with no subcontractors. The owner is on most jobs himself. Same-day appointments are common. You get the plumber, not a dispatcher.
Tank or tankless. We handle the permit and haul the old one away. Standard installs and the hard-water setups Lenexa needs.
Camera inspection finds blockages and root intrusion in old cast-iron and clay lines. Jet or snake, depending on what's there.
PEX or copper. Galvanized lines that have lost pressure or begun to corrode get replaced without tearing the house apart.
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