Not long ago, we got a call from a homeowner in Jackson Creek finishing out a bonus room over the garage.They had the framing, the drywall, the tile picked out — but no plumbing.No supply lines. No drains. No fixtures. That’s where Adams Plumbing & Drain Company stepped in. If you’re planning a home addition or remodel in Jackson Creek, here’s what it looks like to get professional plumbing installed from scratch — and why it matters. 
The Challenge: Build It from Nothing The space was wide open — studs, subfloor, and a dream to turn it into a full guest suite with: The problem? 
The Solution: Full-System Installation We laid out a plan that included: Once the walls were closed, we returned to set fixtures, test everything, and walk the customer through the system. ➔ Explore our plumbing installation services here. 
The Result: Clean, Code-Compliant, and Ready to Use The homeowner now has: Whether you’re remodeling a bathroom or adding on to your home — Adams Plumbing & Drain Company can handle it. 
Why Jackson Creek Homeowners Trust Adams Plumbing & Drain Company 
We’re fully licensed and experienced with Mobile County codes We don’t cut corners — especially when it comes to hidden plumbing We walk through every detail so you’re never surprised If anything’s off? We’ll come back and make it right. 
Call us now at (251) 473-1279 
Text us at (251) 572-9513 Need plumbing installed in your Jackson Creek remodel or new build?Call Adams Plumbing & Drain Company — and let’s build it the right way from the start. 
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1. Watch for Early Drain Warnings Don’t wait for a full backup. Early signs of a fall clog include: If it’s happening more than once, don’t brush it off — it’s time to act. 
2. Fall Cooking = More Grease in the Pipes Football parties, holiday prep, and comfort food = more grease, food scraps, and dishwashing.That’s when kitchen drains take a beating. Never pour: 
3. Leaves and Yard Debris Can Block Outdoor Drains In Cedar Grove, we see tons of homes with outdoor French drains or garage floor drains. When leaves and dirt build up around the opening, they create a blockage that sends water back toward the home. Clear away leaves weekly — especially before a storm or cold snap. 
4. Schedule a Preventative Drain Cleaning Instead of waiting for the holiday emergency, consider a quick drain cleaning in the fall.We use safe tools (no harsh chemicals) to: ➔ Check out our drain cleaning service here. 
5. Use the Right Products Use enzyme-based cleaners for monthly maintenance. These eat away at organic buildup without damaging your pipes— unlike most store-bought chemicals. We can recommend a few trusted brands if you give us a call. 
Myth #1: “It’s Just a Drip — No Big Deal.” Actually?That drip can waste more than 3,000 gallons a year — even if it’s slow.In homes on septic systems, it can overload the tank. On city water, it racks up on your bill. Either way, it’s not “just a drip.” 
2. The Sound of Running Water (When Nothing’s On) You’re sitting at the table. The house is quiet. And… you hear it.A faint hiss. A soft trickle. If you’ve checked all toilets, faucets, and appliances — and still hear running water — you likely have a pressurized line leaking behind the scenes. 
3. A Warm or Damp Spot on the Floor Walk barefoot through your living room or hallway and notice a warm patch?That’s a telltale sign of a hot water slab leak — especially in Hillview homes with older copper systems. Left alone, this can erode your slab and rot your flooring. 
6. Decreased Water Pressure Not always a leak — but if you’ve ruled out mineral buildup and fixture issues, sudden pressure drops could mean a line is cracked underground or in the wall. 
With nearly 57 years of experience, Adams Plumbing has built a reputation on reliable customer service and quality plumbing.
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