Paradise Plumbing Ltd.

06/13/2026

Brian Wakelin Executive of the Year Award is Colby Mitchell, Paradise Minor Hockey Association.

04/22/2026

🚽 Public Service Announcement 🚽

Your toilet is not a garbage can.

If it’s not toilet paper… it probably shouldn’t be flushed.

“Flushable” wipes? Not really.
Paper towel? Nope.
Random mystery items? Definitely not.

What goes down eventually comes back to haunt you (usually at the worst possible time).

Save yourself the headache — and the bill.

Paradise Plumbing Ltd.

04/20/2026

Got a leak, clog, or plumbing project you’ve been putting off? We’ve got you covered!

At Paradise Plumbing Ltd., we take pride in providing reliable, honest, and high-quality plumbing services you can count on. Whether it’s a small repair or a full installation, we show up ready to get the job done right the first time.

- Fast & dependable service
- Quality workmanship
- Fair, transparent pricing

From hot water tanks and fixture installs to drain issues and everything in between — no job is too big or too small.

Reach out today to book your service or ask for a quote!

02/21/2026

Planning a renovation?
New kitchens and bathrooms look great on the surface — but what’s behind the walls matters just as much. Having your plumbing handled by a qualified professional helps ensure everything runs smoothly for years to come.
Paradise Plumbing Ltd takes pride in clean, reliable work done right the first time.
Reach out today to discuss your project

02/05/2026

02/03/2026

Homeowner Tip:
Make sure you know where your main water shutoff is located and that it turns freely.
In an emergency, shutting off the water quickly can prevent major damage.

01/26/2026

Small drips can turn into big waste over time. 💧

Catching and fixing leaks early helps protect your plumbing and saves water along the way.

Call us today at (662) 379-0467 or visit our website, piperightplumb.com!

01/26/2026

🚫🔥 USING TORCHES TO THAW FROZEN PIPES 🔥🚫

During cold snaps, frozen pipes are a headache — but using an open flame to thaw them is one of the most dangerous choices a person can make. Here’s why:

❗ Serious Fire Hazard
A torch can easily ignite:
• Wood framing
• Insulation
• Plastic pipes
• Old, dry materials inside wall cavities
Most pipe fires start inside walls, where you don’t see the flames until it’s too late.

❗ Risk of Burst Pipes
Applying high, direct heat doesn’t just thaw a pipe — it can:
• Rapidly expand metal
• Weaken soldered joints
• Cause the pipe to burst
• Lead to severe water damage immediately or later

❗ Property Damage Happens Fast
Insurance companies and fire departments consistently warn that open flames are a top cause of winter house fires linked to frozen pipes.

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✔️ Safe Ways to Thaw Frozen Pipes
If you suspect a pipe is frozen, use one of these non‑flame methods instead:

🌡️ 1. Warm Air
• Hair dryer
• Space heater (kept at a safe distance and never left unattended)
• Heat lamp
NOTE: Always keep electrical devices away from water.

🧦 2. Warm Towels
• Soak towels in warm (not boiling) water
• Wrap them around the pipe
• Replace as they cool

🚿 3. Heating Tape (UL‑Rated)
• Specifically designed for pipes
• Provides steady, controlled heat
• Much safer than open flame

💧 4. Open Faucets
Running water helps thaw the line and reduces the chance of pressure buildup.

📞 5. If You’re Unsure, Call a Professional
Licensed plumbers have safe thawing tools — no flames required.

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🧊 Prevention for Next Time
• Insulate exposed pipes
• Seal drafts around crawlspaces, basements, or exterior walls
• Keep a trickle of water running in extreme cold
• Maintain indoor heating in vulnerable areas

01/25/2026

During the Power Warning, we're asking customers on the island to help conserve electricity where they can. Stay warm in the spaces you're using, but please help with conservation elsewhere in your home.

Here's how you can help cut back and help keep the lights on for everyone.
💡 Avoid using large appliances like dishwashers, washers & dryers and limit hot water use.
💡 Turn off the lights in rooms that aren't being used.
💡 Shut down computers, monitors and other equipment that isn't in use.
💡 Turn heat down in spaces you aren't using, like spare rooms or basements.