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We’ve been Livingston County’s trusted plumbers since 1979!
Pete Black Plumbing is your locally trusted plumber, providing solutions for your home and business.
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517-547-9330
Is Brighton a good place to live?
Over the years, Brighton has continued to grow and has maintained its status as a popular stop families looking to settle down, and passing travelers. On top of that, they have grown residentially as well and have come to be ranked as one of the best areas to live in Michigan.
Currently providing plumbing solutions in Brighton Michigan!
Brighton is a city in Livingston County in the U.S. state of Michigan. As of the 2020 census, the city population was 7,446.[4] Brighton forms part of the South Lyon-Howell-Brighton Urban Area. It is one of two incorporated cities in Livingston County and incorporates land that was part of Brighton, Green Oak, and Genoa townships.
Brighton, although a small Michigan town, does hold many local businesses, including Brighton Bowl, a known Brighton business, Brighton Barber, a known Brighton business, while its most popular and famous local business is Major League Wiffle Ball (MLW), the world’s most popular and followed wiffle ball league. The movie “Aspen Extreme” was also film in Brighton, utilizing the areas ski hill, Mt. Brighton. Apsen Extreme is about an autoworker and his buddy leaving the city of Detroit, move to Colorado, and becoming popular ski instructors.
About Our Plumbing Services in Brighton
Pete Black Plumbing has been serving the greater Livingston County Area since 1979. We offer Residential and Industrial plumbing solutions!
- Water Treatment
- Back-flow Testing
- Residential Home solutions
- Water Heaters
- Home Fixture Installs
- Emergency Plumbing Services
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Pete Black Plumbing restores water flow to the Brighton Dairy Queen
Pete Black Plumbing recently helped the local Dairy Queen in Brighton reconnect to city water and drainage, ensuring smooth operations for the beloved ice cream shop. After years of wear from washing down countless ice creams, the underground plumbing needed serious attention. Pete Black Plumbing stepped in to restore the drain lines, keeping them clear and functional. Using their Hydro-Vacuum truck, they precisely excavated around the existing city water infrastructure outside the business, leaving a minimal dig footprint. Inside, they carefully dug into the floors and replaced the old infrastructure with new PVC pipes, ensuring a long-lasting and efficient solution. Part of our company mission is to partner with local businesses, offering water system solutions in order to keep our community strong and the water flowing.
Photos of the Pete Black Plumbing team working at Dairy Queen in Brighton Michigan.
Tips for preparing your residential plumbing in a cold Michigan Climate:
- Insulate your pipes: Locate and insulate pipes that are most likely to freeze, such as those near crawl spaces, attics, or outer walls. You can use pipe sleeves, heat tape, heat cable, or newspaper. Ideally, water infrastructure is not installed in your home or businesses outer walls, pipes should be located in the interior walls of your home.
- Keep the house warm: Keep the thermostat at a constant temperature of at least 55°F to prevent pipes from freezing white you’re away. You can also open cabinet doors in the kitchen and bathroom to allow warm air to circulate to the walls containing pipe.
- Disconnect hoses: Disconnect garden hoses and shut off and drain the water from pipes leading to outside faucets as winter approaches. Michigan winters will freeze everything! This also goes for sprinkler systems.
- When you’re away: If you’re going to be away from home for an extended period, you can shut off the water supply at the water meter and drain all the pipes. You can also ask a friend or neighbor to check your house daily to make sure it’s warm enough.
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Headquartered in Howell Michigan.
2440 W Highland Rd suite 104, Howell, MI 48843
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