Plumbing issues can be one of the most stressful and frustrating experiences in your home or business. Some issues, like a burst pipe, may go beyond just causing headaches, but may also cause damage to property. That is why you want to call the Goode Plumbing team to help make sure that your plumbing issues are taken care of correctly the first time, every time. We are happy to assist with plumbing issues for both residential and business customers.
We are proud to offer the Glenview community a comprehensive list of plumbing services to cover all of your needs.
Pipe Leaks
Pipes are a part of the vital infrastructure of your home. They ensure reliable delivery of water and natural gas, as well as taking waste away from your home. A leaky pipe can affect that reliability and cause damage to your home or at worst, compromise the safety of your family.
Many issues can cause a leaky pipe, from broken seals, clogged lines, incorrectly laid pipes, damage, underground movement, high water pressure, among many other things. Sometimes leaks can be hard to spot. Some warning signs can be if you notice wet flooring or walls, gas or other odors with no obvious source, or a consistently swampy or damp lawn regardless of weather, it is time to call the Goode team.
Frozen or Bust Pipes
Sometimes, you may not know a pipe has frozen and burst when it happens. We will sometimes get a call in May for someone who is trying to water their lawn for the first time, only to find that the basement is now flooded!
If you suspect a frozen or burst pipe, call the Goode Plumbing team. We can repair or replace any piping that may have burst. We can also find the reason why it happened and educate you in how to best ensure it does not happen again!
Water heaters
There are not many worse feelings than waking up in the morning expecting a nice warm shower, only to find out that your hot water heater is not working. At Goode, we have stringent quality demands for hot water heaters we install and even have tested multiple brands in our shop before we consider recommending them to customers.
If you are in need of water heater repair or replacement, you can count on Goode to not only help you to repair or replace your water heater, but also to help you to find the most efficient and reliable unit within your budget.
Sump pump systems
Many homes and even condos around Glenview rely on a sump pump to help protect their basements from flooding during heavy rain and snow or ice melting. This can cause additional stress during power outages or especially hard rainfalls wondering if your current system is enough to handle the strain. We can ensure not only the reliability of your current system, but can also help to install a backup pump to provide peace of mind, protecting your possessions and property.
Water supply
Water supply is an essential piece of your home’s function. Just like any other piece of your plumbing system, it will not last forever. If you notice any issues with your water supply such as a drop in water pressure or damp floors, you may need to call in the professionals at Goode to check the water supply line.
Water Quality and filtration
If you are concerned about the quality or safety of your water, our team can help! We understand how important it is to have safe, clean, healthy water in your home or building. We have a wide range of water filtration systems that can help to remove debris and contaminants from your tap water.
Lead water services
Lead pipes used to be incredibly common and many older homes still have them. As the pipes age, they can lead to lead in the water and contaminate the water your drink. Luckily the Goode team is trained to handle the pipes and replace them with safe, modern materials.
And more!
Our comprehensive list of plumbing services is intended to serve the Glenview community to keep you and your property safe. If you have any plumbing issues at all, give our team a call and we can help get you quality care, from a team of experts that are proud to serve their community.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Glenview, IL
Job Locations and Reviews
Responded to service call for non-functioning external flood prevention system at 60-year-old residential property. Upon inspection, discovered issues with underground sump pit and drainage well system located in yard near street. Accessed deep concrete cistern well with precast construction showing age-related weathering and moisture accumulation. Inspected suspended pump equipment and monitoring components via access rope system. Examined secondary concrete utility pit containing PVC drainage lines and plumbing connections with standing water present. Assessed pump operation, drainage flow patterns, and structural integrity of both underground containment systems. Documented conditions via photography for maintenance records. System had been inoperative for approximately two days prior to service call, requiring immediate attention to restore flood control functionality and prevent potential property damage.
Responded to emergency same-day service call for exterior sump pump requiring switch installation. Upon arrival, inspected the exterior drainage system including white PVC discharge pipe with elbow joint directing water into gravel-filled collection basin adjacent to building foundation. Evaluated pump operation and confirmed need for external float switch to improve automatic cycling and prevent overflow conditions. Installed exterior float switch assembly to enhance pump reliability and ensure proper activation during high water events.
Responded to water leak locate service call at residential property. Upon arrival, inspected utility area containing water heating system and associated plumbing infrastructure. Conducted thorough visual examination of Rheem Performance Plus water heater installation, including all connected piping, fittings, and valves. Inspected black metal supply lines, white PVC drainage system, and brass connection points for signs of moisture, corrosion, or active leaking. Examined teal-colored valve assembly and surrounding pipe connections for potential leak sources. Checked water heater tank exterior for condensation or water stains that might indicate internal tank failure or connection leaks. Evaluated condition of pipe joints, threaded connections, and compression fittings throughout the system. Documented equipment conditions and plumbing configuration with photographs for service records. All accessible plumbing components in mechanical room were visually assessed as part of comprehensive
Installed new outdoor spigot system with copper supply line routed through masonry foundation using 1" core-drilled penetration. Connected piping to existing water supply in basement mechanical space with brass shutoff valve, properly insulated exposed lines with foam pipe insulation to prevent freezing, and secured all connections per code requirements.
Installed exterior sillcock utilizing existing copper supply line and ball valve shutoff in exposed basement area. Connected new frost-free hose bib to pre-existing rough-in plumbing where previous fixture had been removed, ensuring proper pitch for drainage and secure mounting to exterior wall.
Responded to callback for multiple system issues including sump pump battery alarm, non-functioning ejector pump, and tankless water heater performance concerns. Inspected previously installed sump pump battery backup system showing red indicator light and audible alarm, ejector pump installation requiring operational assessment, and existing tankless water heater system with reported performance issues. Documented current conditions of plumbing installations including copper piping configurations, recirculation components, and electrical connections throughout utility area.
Installed new tankless water heater with complete copper pipe network and proper shut-off valves. Mounted unit securely on plywood backing board with appropriate venting system using PVC pipes and elbow joints. Installed condensation catch tray and tested all connections to ensure proper operation and energy efficiency.
Performed assessment for upgrading existing tank water heater to tankless system per customer request. Inspected current installation including connections, venting, and available space for conversion. Also evaluated persistent master bathroom shower drain clog reported by customer as ongoing for 2-3 months.
Responded to customer request to replace corroded shut-off valve near water meter connected to galvanized piping. Accessed plumbing through wall cavity, removed old valve showing significant corrosion and mineral buildup, and installed new shut-off valve. Provided customer with estimate for lead service line replacement as requested.
