Our work, photographed on the job.
Photos from our own jobs: boilers and heating pipework, water heaters, tankless units and fixtures. No stock photos.
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Photographed on the job
Our own jobs, nothing staged.
30 photos from our jobs, taken on site while the work was being done. Tap any photo to see all of it.
Tank and tankless water heaters
3 photos
A Noritz tankless water heater hangs on the wall with two vent pipes above it and copper piping and a small expansion tank below. 
A rubber coupling with two steel clamps joins the black vent blower on top of a water heater to a white plastic vent pipe. 
Copper pipe with pressed fittings runs past a gray water heater set under a sloped ceiling.
Boilers, pumps and heating pipes
14 photos
Copper lines cover the wall, fitted with yellow and red shutoff valves and a row of wired zone valves. 
A gray Alta boiler hangs in the corner, with two red circulator pumps and a copper manifold on the wall beside it. 
Two red circulator pumps sit above a copper manifold with a red-handled valve on every line. 
A gray Alta boiler hangs beside a brick chimney, with a gray expansion tank on the copper line next to it. 
Under the boiler, copper pipes run past a gauge, an air separator and an expansion tank to a row of red-handled valves. 
A green circulator pump and a brass air separator sit on the copper lines along a brick wall, next to a gray Alta boiler. 
A brass mixing valve stamped H, C and MIX joins three copper lines on a painted wall. 
White and gray plastic vent pipes run from the top of a gray heating unit, with copper pipes and a green circulator pump beside it. 
A gray hydronic expansion tank hangs from copper pipes running under the floor joists. 
Two white plastic vent pipes pass through a stucco wall, the upper one ending in a screen and the lower one in a tee fitting. 
A teal boiler with a gas valve and controls sitting on top stands under a run of copper pipes, next to a gray water heater and an expansion tank. 
Two copper pipes clamped to a green steel bracket run into a brass air separator, with a yellow gas line behind. 
A cast flange stands open on the side of a large gray heating unit, with a pump motor lying on the floor behind it. 
Copper pipes and brass valves cross under the floor joists beside a brick chimney and a gray expansion tank.
Kitchen and bathroom fixtures
4 photos
A single-bowl stainless sink and a pull-down faucet sit in the countertop below a tiled backsplash. 
A chrome tub spout and a Delta single-handle valve are set in white subway tile above a white tub. 
A chrome single-handle faucet sits on a white sink, with a red strip looped around its handle. 
Three shutoff valves lie loose on the cabinet floor under a kitchen sink, below the supply lines, the drain trap and the disposal.
Regulators, gauges and backflow devices
4 photos
Where the water line comes up through the floor, a shutoff valve, a brass pressure regulator and a water meter are stacked one above the other. 
Two cream expansion tanks rest on wood blocks, tied into the insulated pipe by a copper line with a shutoff valve at each tank. 
A test gauge with an air valve is plugged into a capped pipe fitting outside, and the needle sits a little above 5 psi. 
A water meter, shutoff valves and a backflow assembly sit where insulated pipes meet under a sloped ceiling.
What we find on service calls
5 photos
A thick crust has built up on this pipe flange where the gasket has torn, with a row of zone valves on the wall behind. 
Water has spread across the concrete floor around this gray water heater, tucked under a sloped ceiling. 
A brass valve with green corrosion and a yellow tag rests on the dusty top of a water heater, beside a clean brass valve. 
Dust and grit have settled on the screw terminals and wires of a zone valve mounted beside a brick wall. 
With the lid off, this toilet tank shows a float ball on a metal arm and brown staining along the inside walls.
Every photo is from one of our jobs
Nothing on this page is a stock photo or a picture borrowed from another company. Every one was taken on a job of ours, on a phone, while the work was being done. Some of them are a little rough for it. They are working photos, not advertising, and that is the point: what you see here is the kind of work you would be getting.
- Our own jobs
- Taken on site
- No stock photos
Boilers and heating pipework
A lot of the photos are boilers, because boilers and tankless water heaters are what we are known for. Look through them and you can see what that work involves: a wall-hung boiler with its copper manifold, the pumps that move hot water around the house, zone valves wired one by one, and expansion tanks hung where they can be reached later.
What we find on a call
Some of the most useful photos are of the problem, not the repair: a crusted pipe flange, a corroded valve on top of a water heater, a tank standing on a wet floor. They show the kind of thing we get called out for. We find the real cause instead of guessing at the symptom, and a photo is often the plainest way to show what that cause was.
Want to see a job like yours?
If you are weighing up a job and want to see one we have done like it, ask when you call. Where we have photos of something similar, we are glad to show you, so you can see the kind of work you would be getting before you decide anything.
Common questions.
Are these photos of your own jobs?
Yes. Every photo on this page was taken on one of our jobs. We do not use stock photography anywhere on this site.
Can I see a job like mine?
Ask when you call. Where we have photos of something similar, we are glad to show you.
Why are some photos of things that look broken?
Because that is what we were called out to. A group of the photos shows what we found on service calls, before the repair.