Typical visit looks like this:

• Inspect existing shower arm and connection
• Remove old shower head
• Clean threads and prep connection
• Install new shower head (standard or handheld)
• Apply proper thread seal (not overdoing it)
• Adjust angle and positioning
• Test for leaks and proper pressure

✔️ If you already purchased a shower head, that’s perfectly fine—I’ll install what you’ve got.

Who This Service Is (and Isn’t) For

This service is ideal for:

• Replacing an old or clogged shower head
• Upgrading to a handheld or multi-function head
• Fixing leaks at the connection
• Improving water pressure (when the head is the issue)
• Homeowners who already bought a replacement

This may NOT be the right fit for:

• Major pressure issues coming from plumbing lines
• Broken or loose shower arms inside the wall
• Valve or mixing issues behind the wall
• Full bathroom remodels

If it’s more than just the head, I’ll let you know what you’re actually dealing with.

Had a homeowner in Santee who tried installing their own shower head upgrade.

Looked simple enough—but it kept dripping after install.

When I got there, the threads were wrapped way too thick with tape and slightly cross-threaded.

Backed it off, cleaned everything up, reset the threads properly, and installed it clean.

No leaks.

While I was there, re-caulked a small gap at the tub and tightened a loose handle on the vanity.

Simple visit, but everything worked right when I left.

Pricing depends on:

• Type of shower head (standard vs handheld setup)
• Condition of the existing threads and pipe
• Any buildup or corrosion that needs to be cleaned
• Accessibility

Most installs are quick and straightforward.

If the pipe is damaged or stuck, that’s where it can take a little more time.

This is exactly the type of job you don’t need a plumber out for.

Most shower head replacements are:

• Simple
• Fast
• Low risk when done properly

You just need someone who won’t over-tighten it, won’t crack anything, and makes sure it seals clean.

This is one of those jobs where small mistakes cause big headaches.

• Proper sealing without overdoing tape or damaging threads
• Clean install—no crooked or loose fittings
• No upselling or pushing unnecessary plumbing work
• Small jobs are always welcome
• Can handle other bathroom fixes while I’m there

Most of the time, this gets bundled with a few other quick fixes.

How long does a shower head replacement take?
Usually 20–40 minutes.

Do I need to shut off the water?
Not always—most of the time we can do it with the valve off at the shower.

Can any shower head fit my setup?
Most standard ones will, but some handheld systems need adapters.

Why is my new shower head still dripping?
Usually a sealing issue or thread problem—not the head itself.

Can you improve water pressure with a new shower head?
Sometimes, yes—if the old one is clogged or restricted.

Can you install multiple bathroom items in one visit?
Yes—that’s usually the most efficient way to do it.

If your shower isn’t working the way it should, it’s usually a quick fix when handled properly.

No need to overthink it.

Reach out, send a photo if you want, and I’ll take a look.

Typical visit looks like this:

• Inspect existing shower arm and connection
• Remove old shower head
• Clean threads and prep connection
• Install new shower head (standard or handheld)
• Apply proper thread seal (not overdoing it)
• Adjust angle and positioning
• Test for leaks and proper pressure

✔️ If you already purchased a shower head, that’s perfectly fine—I’ll install what you’ve got.