24/7 Emergency Service
Stang Plumbing & Heating offers round-the-clock emergency services for your plumbing and heating needs. Our dedicated team is available 24/7 to address any unexpected issues promptly. Count on us for reliable solutions at any hour, day or night. Experience peace of mind knowing that help is just a phone call away with Stang Plumbing & Heating.
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Interested in working with us? We're constantly on the lookout for exceptional talent to join our ranks. Even if you are still looking for a suitable position, we encourage you to reach out. Feel free to give us a call at (301) 926-1462. We'd love to hear from you and explore potential opportunities together.

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Always Looking for Experienced Plumbers

Stang Plumbing is always looking for skilled employees or people looking to learn the trade and grow with our company. Whether you are looking to be a Plumber Helper or are a Licensed Plumber or Journeyman we would love to hear from you. Please reach out to see what our current openings are.

Local Service Area

Stang Plumbing offers the ability to work close to home.

Company Trucks

Don’t worry about using your own vehicle to get to jobs, we have company trucks stocked with parts available.

401k

Take advantage of our 401k retirement plan to help plan for your future.

Health Insurance

Access comprehensive health insurance coverage for you and your family.

Supplemental Insurance

Our supplemental offerings help your family when you have an unplanned issue.

On-Call Rotation

Work/life balance available with our on-call rotation.

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Garbage Disposal Installation FAQs

To avoid clogging your garbage disposal or causing it to break down, you should make sure the things you put down your garbage disposal are appropriate. In most cases, problems with your garbage disposal, or problems with your drains in general, stem from putting things down it that are sticky or have the potential to expand with moisture. This means you should avoid putting fats, oils, and greases down your garbage disposal, along with starchy foods, raw animal skin, and hard bones.

Your garbage disposal should always be run with water — and specifically with cold water, unless you’re trying to clean it, in which case hot water is acceptable. This is to prevent warm, liquified fat from moving into your drains as a mass and then cooling and congealing into a clog or a coating that will accumulate debris until it becomes a clog.

If the fat is cold and solid already, your disposal will have to chop it up properly for it to pass on, minimizing the threat, or it will stay in the disposal where you can clean it out.

If your garbage disposal gives no response whatsoever after you first turn it on, its internal breaker may have tripped and you may need to reset it. To do this, feel along the bottom of the disposal, found under your sink, for a little button you can push up into the body of the machine.

After pressing the button, you should hear a little click noise, and your disposal should activate again. If it doesn’t work or your disposal immediately trips again, you have a more serious issue at hand that will need to be resolved.

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