Plumbing services
Residential and commercial plumbing for Pasadena and Anne Arundel County
From a running toilet to a full bathroom remodel to a commercial system that has to stay open for business, our licensed and backflow certified technicians handle it.
Chapter 01
What actually breaks in an Anne Arundel house
Most calls start small. A toilet that keeps running because the fill valve never fully seats, a supply line weeping behind a wall until the drywall finally shows it, a shutoff valve that has not been touched in years and seizes solid the one time you need it to turn. None of it looks urgent until it is.
We see the same handful of failures across older Pasadena homes and newer builds alike: fixtures that were never set plumb during a past remodel, galvanized supply lines nearing the end of their working life, and water pressure that has crept up or down enough to start stressing joints elsewhere in the house.
Completed bathroom remodel with blue subway tile, a freestanding tub and a new vanity
Residential work, from one fixture to a whole bathroom
Some jobs are a single fixture: a leaking faucet, a toilet that won't stop cycling, a garbage disposal that needs replacing. Others are a full kitchen or bathroom plumbing job tied to a remodeling project, where supply and drain lines get reworked alongside new fixtures, tile and cabinetry.
We also handle new construction and renovation plumbing, from rough-in through final connections, coordinating with the rest of a build rather than showing up as an afterthought once the walls are already closed.
Chapter 03
Commercial systems and what changes
Commercial plumbing carries its own set of demands: installation, repair and maintenance of systems built for higher fixture counts and heavier daily use, backflow prevention devices that local codes require, and commercial gas lines feeding kitchen and mechanical equipment.
The work itself is not that different from a home's plumbing, but the constraints are. A restaurant or an office cannot simply shut its doors for a repair, so we scope the job and schedule around the hours a business actually needs to stay open.
How a visit runs
A technician starts by discussing the issue with you directly rather than jumping straight to a fix, then performs a thorough inspection to confirm what's actually happening versus what it looks like from the symptom alone.
From there you get an explanation of the repair options that apply and upfront pricing before any work begins, so the decision of how to proceed is yours to make with the full picture in front of you.
What the work is covered by
Standard service repairs carry a 30-day workmanship warranty. Remodeling and contract work carries one year. Manufacturer warranties are honored on eligible fixtures and equipment on top of whichever workmanship tier applies to the job.
Chesapeake Plumbing — Licensed, insured, and backflow certified. Call (443) 264-4688.