Bathroom Services in Wayne

Repairing & Installing Toilets, Sinks, Showers, & More

Our professional bathroom remodelers in Wayne offer a wide range of bathroom plumbing services. Whether you have a small leak, a broken faucet, or are renovating your entire bathroom, our team of experienced plumbers is here for you. We are licensed, certified, and insured to make sure all your pipes are in working order. From our decades of experience to our ability to provide emergency plumbing services, there’s no better team to trust than Burton's Plumbing & Heating.

Some of the many types of bathroom plumbing fixtures we work with include:

Contact us at (734) 292-4349 to schedule your bathroom plumbing service!

Energy Saving Ideas for the Bathroom

As a homeowner, you probably understand the importance of making periodic updates. Not only are these updates necessary for your home's appeal and value, but certain improvements can help you save money, as well.

A bathroom remodel can offer an estimated 60% return on your investment but incorporating energy-efficient and water-conserving fixtures into this project can increase the value of your home even further. By opting to use these eco-friendly products, you can help the environment and reduce your monthly energy and water bills.

If you are considering a bathroom remodel, be sure to include one or all of these energy- and water-efficient fixtures:

• Tankless water heater: Although not installed directly into your bathroom, a water heater is essential for taking hot showers and baths. Unfortunately, traditional water heaters utilize a large portion of your total energy. Even though they use this energy constantly to create hot water, traditional water heaters can actually run out of hot water. If you have a large family that takes showers or baths each day, a traditional water heater is not ideal. Consider a tankless water heater while making updates to your bathroom. Tankless water heaters offer the best of both worlds in terms of energy usage and hot water supply. Since they require energy only when you want hot water, they are more energy-efficient options. Tankless water heaters produce an endless supply of hot water for your home and family's needs.
• Low-flow faucets and shower heads: Most homeowners are surprised to learn an average family uses 40 gallons of water when showering each day. Combine this amount with the water used while washing hands, brushing teeth, and shaving, and your home's total water usage can be very high. If you want to conserve water for the environment or reduce your monthly water bills, installing low-flow faucets and shower heads is key. When choosing shower heads and faucets for your bathroom, opt for fixtures with the WaterSense label. This certification from the EPA ensures the fixtures are water efficient. Thankfully, you do not need to worry about having sufficient water or water pressure. WaterSense shower heads and faucets allow an adequate amount of water to flow without any waste. Oil-rubbed bronze, brushed nickel, copper, and even gold-tone faucets are available for your showers and sinks. Due to the incredible variety available, finding a low-flow shower head and faucet suited to your needs and likes will be easy.
• Low flow toilets: Another excellent fixture to include during your bathroom remodel is a low-flow toilet. You may think your current toilet is doing its job perfectly, but it is most likely wasting a great deal of water. On average, traditional toilets use around seven gallons of water with each flush. Multiple flushes by multiple people in your household each day can really add up. Water-efficient, low-flow toilets only use an estimated 1.1 gallons of water with each flush, which is good for both the environment and your finances. If you are like many homeowners, you may be worried about the toilet's ability to remove waste since it uses so much less water. In the past, these efficient toilets did not use enough water and pressure to remove waste from the bowl. However, newer models of low-flow toilets use a vacuum-like design that forces waste out of the bowl without an excess amount of water.