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A puddle behind the washer, a shutoff valve that won’t fully close, or supply hoses that are years overdue for a look — laundry-room leaks tend to go unnoticed until they’ve already done damage. Our licensed plumbers handle hookups, shutoff valves and leaking supply lines, so there are no more puddles to mop up.
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The Leak Behind The Washer Is The One Nobody Checks

Washing machines sit against a wall, out of sight, which is exactly why their supply lines cause some of the worst water damage in a home — a slow drip goes unnoticed for weeks until flooring or drywall is already ruined. Most standard rubber supply hoses are only rated to last a few years before they crack or bulge under constant pressure, yet they’re rarely replaced until they’ve already failed.

We install, repair and inspect washing machine hookups — supply lines, shutoff valves and drain connections — for any make of washer. Where a hose or valve is worn, we replace it before it becomes a flood; where you’re setting up a new washer or laundry space, we handle the full hookup so everything’s sealed, supported and running correctly from day one. 

Water pooling behind or under the washer right now? Call (954) 480-1264 — shut off both hot and cold valves behind the machine first if you can reach them safely.

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How often should washing machine supply hoses actually be replaced?
Standard rubber hoses are generally good for 3-5 years; braided stainless-steel hoses last longer but aren’t immune to failure either. If yours are original to an older washer or look stiff, cracked or bulging, it’s worth replacing them before they fail rather than after.
Yes. If the valve won’t fully close, it means you have no way to stop water flow in an emergency, like a burst supply hose. A stuck valve is one of the more common reasons a small hose failure turns into serious water damage.
Yes — we handle full installs for new laundry spaces, including supply lines, shutoff valves and drain standpipe connections, sized and routed correctly for the washer you’re installing.

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