There's more to a kitchen than the kitchen sink, and there's more to the sink than the faucet. Here are a few option to consider for you kitchen.

Built-in Soap Dispensers

These dispensers are growing in popularity as homeowners take measures to increase convenience and eliminate clutter. Most styles feature a reservoir beneath the sink which is refillable from the top. They can be easily added to sinks in the bathroom or kitchen, where a second dispenser can be installed for dishwashing liquid.

Instant Hot Water Dispensers

Wouldn't it be nice to have hot water at just the right temperature instantly available for a cup of cocoa, coffee or tea?

The perfect drinking temperature is always on tap when you install an instant hot water dispenser. Units are installed out of sight under the sink or counter and water is easily accessed with a compact faucet mounted on your sink. Give the tea kettle a rest and save time and money with this exceptional convenience!

Garbage Disposals

DAY or NIGHT Plumbing offers only the top of the line disposers.  Our years of service have taught us that a weak or slow running disposal can cause stoppages and slower running drains, therefore the minimum horsepower we recommend is a 1/2 horse power.  Many builder grade disposers are less than a 1/2 horsepower and jam or clog frequently.  The disposals we recommend are also MUCH quieter.  If you have back ups or slow running drains please consider one of the following disposers for your home.

Under Sink Water Filtration Systems

You and your family can enjoy purer, better tasting water with water filtration systems that stay out of sight and require little maintenance. For pennies a day, these systems remove undesirable chemicals which may be present in the water supply, along with lead, sediment, chlorine and sources of other tastes and odors. Options range from whole-house filtration systems to those which reside under your kitchen sink and are tapped at a separate faucet. If water quality, effectiveness and convenience are things you're concerned about, a built-in filtration system may be right for you.

UV Water Filters Out Disease-Causing Bacteria

UltraViolet (UV) light has long been used by hospitals for sterilization and has become increasingly popular for removing airborne viruses, bacteria and other contaminants from breathing air as it passes through circulation systems. But, did you know this clean, effective technology is also available for removing microscopic traces of disease-causing bacteria, viruses, algae, fungi and protozoa commonly found in water? The UV process disinfects water, preventing living organisms from reproducing, where other types of filtration simply remove undesirable non-living contaminants. Ask us about it.