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Plumbers in Andover, Kansas - Benjamin Franklin Plumbing

Expert, licensed, master and journeyman plumbers
Butler County plumbing repairs and new installations
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The “Punctual Plumber” – If we’re not on time, we pay you $5 for every minute that we’re late. “If there’s any delay, it’s you we pay!”

Looking for an expert local plumber near Andover, Kansas? Benjamin Franklin Plumbing® of Wichita is a top-rated plumbing company, servicing the greater Wichita, Kansas area including Andover and surrounding towns of Benton, Greenwich, Augusta and Towanda. Call to speak with one of our plumbing experts for repairs, installations, and 24/7 emergency plumbing service.

Expert Plumber Service for Andover, Kansas

Beyond basic plumbing repairs, and 24/7 Emergency service, our plumbers can help you with any plumbing need.

Toilet Repair and Installation – We can help fix or install any type of toilet.
Water Heater Repair and Installation – If your water heater is not working, we can give you an estimate on fixing it or replacing it with a tank type, tankless, hybrid or electric.
Water Softener Repair and Installation – Kansas is known for hard water, and we can advise you on water softeners of all brands plus whole house and point of use carbon water filters.
Sump Pump Repair and Installation – If your basement is damp, or your sump pump is not working, our expert plumbers can help repair or replace your sump pump plus we install and service water powered and battery back up sump pumps. We even offer 24/7 sump pump repair throughout the Andover, Kansas, area.
Sewer Line Repairs – Your sewer line is often your responsibility. Our plumbers can repair your sewer line, as required by Andover codes.
Disposal Repair and Install – If your sink disposal is not working, we can help.

Benjamin Franklin of Wichita is Proud to Serve Andover, Kansas

Andover's history is one of reinvention, a town that has changed its name, grown from open prairie, and built itself into one of the most desirable communities in the Wichita metro.

The area was first settled in the late 1860s, with Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Waggoner among the earliest landowners, purchasing their plot in February 1876. The community that formed around them went through several identities before finding its permanent name. First known as Minneha, then platted as Cloud City by Charles Glancey in February 1880, and finally renamed

Andover that same June. Early residents were served by the St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad, and the town's first post office opened alongside the new name. The United Methodist Church, established in 1873, was already anchoring the community before the town even had its final identity.

Andover was incorporated on February 4, 1957, with Hugo Epp stepping in as the city's first mayor. From those modest beginnings, a handful of settlers, a railroad stop, and a post office, Andover has grown into a thriving city of over 14,000 residents. Today it's home to a full network of parks including Andover Central Park, Andover Heights Mini Park, and the 13th Street Sports Park, along with two golf courses, active shopping, and beloved community events like the Andover Spring Festival and Greater Andover Days every year.

That kind of steady, generational growth means Andover has homes of every era, from mid-century foundations to brand-new construction, each with its own set of plumbing needs. Older homes often deal with corroded pipes and aging water heaters, while newer builds bring their own demands for installation and maintenance. At Benjamin Franklin Plumbing, we've been keeping up with Andover's growth every step of the way, offering 24/7 service for

everything from drain cleaning and sump pump repair to full sewer line replacement.

Andover Fun Facts: Kansas has some famously quirky laws on the books, including a longtime prohibition on serving ice cream on cherry pie.

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Emergency Response Plumbing Services

Our Licensed Plumbers Are Prepared, Anytime

When you need plumbing repairs now, we’ll be there. Our 24/7 home plumbers are available to address your emergency plumbing service needs day or night.

Whether you have an emergency burst pipe, a water leak, or an overflowing toilet, we’re here to help. And we don’t just fix the problem, we take preventive measures to stop it from happening again.

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Customer Reviews

4.82 (114084 reviews)

Jerlene Slaughter

Richard was great and very professional he explained everything that he found and we went over options. He completed the job cleaned up after himself. I have other work that I will be having done and I hope I get him as my technician. Highly Recommend

Justin Jordan

David was amazing. Top notch, patient, above and beyond service. A stand-up guy. Congrats, you’ve earned yourself a loyal repeat customer.

John Pavlovic

Nick was incredibly helpful. He helped us to understand our situation with a sewage back up and our options. He took the time to make sure we understood who we needed to find to fix it with special equipment, pricing to expect, and what our paths forward are. We really appreciated him helping us through this difficult ordeal

Maurice Head

Roderick was wonderful!!!

Catherine Schack

Troy did a great job of replacing my under sink plumbing and the taps and sprayer unit in my kitchen sink with an upgraded one. He was very polite and friendly and arrived earlier than expected. The job was more expensive than anticipated but all plumbing jobs are expensive so that’s no surprise.

Thomas Cerbo

Mamadou was very professional and informative about my plumbing throughout my home. He recommended to me about a few things that needed fixing. Great asset to the company.

Stephen Liberty

Our tech Lonnie was great. He came after hours for a major sewer clog. Professional and very neat. Clearly explained what he was doing every step of the way. Highly recommend Ben Franklin.

Vincent Riven

My experience with Benjamin Franklin Plumbing was great. From the outset, they were incredibly communicative and walked me through the project we had to get finished in a very clear and honest manner. Nolan was timely and professional and he got the work finished very fast. Honestly, just how you'd like an experience like this to go! I highly recommend their services.

Karen Donn

Outstanding. Had knowledge of my unique needs to keep my cats inside in their own space. Provided clear fully explained choices with clear explanations of estimates, invoices, and other information. I think customers will really like the new system

David Ruiz

Can’t say enough positive things about Benjamin Franklin Plumbing. All the guys are very professional, they call if an earlier time slot becomes available and if there is ever an issue they show up. Just recently Alex installed a new filtration system to go along with the Navien system they installed a few years ago.

Plumbing FAQs

What routine maintenance should I be doing for my Andover, KS water heater?

To keep your water heater running smoothly in Andover, KS, it’s a good idea to flush the tank once a year to clear out sediment, especially if your area has hard water. Check the pressure relief valve, inspect for rust or leaks, and make sure the thermostat is set to a safe temperature (usually around 120°F). Regular maintenance helps extend the life of your unit and keeps your hot water flowing efficiently. For peace of mind, consider scheduling a professional inspection with a local plumber.

How do I know if I need a Andover, KS plumber for my home's low water pressure?

If your water pressure suddenly drops or only affects certain fixtures in your Andover, KS home, it could be a sign of a clogged pipe, leak, or a problem with your water supply. Try cleaning faucet aerators first, but if the issue persists, it’s best to call a licensed plumber in Andover, KS to diagnose and fix the problem before it gets worse.

Do you offer emergency plumbing service in Andover, KS?

We are available 24/7 to take your call for emergencies. Our appointment hours are listed above.

How often should I schedule drain cleaning for my Andover, KS property?

For most homes in Andover, KS, scheduling professional drain cleaning once a year helps prevent clogs, odors, and costly backups. If your property has older pipes, large trees nearby, or frequent slow drains, you may need service more often. Regular maintenance keeps your plumbing flowing smoothly and protects your home from unexpected issues.

Do you offer plumbing financing in Andover, KS?

We work built relationships with several lenders to ensure our customers are able to restore functionality in their homes. Ask your technician about your financing options.

Are there plumbing upgrades that can help conserve water in my Andover, KS home?

Yes! Upgrading to low-flow toilets, water-saving showerheads, and high-efficiency faucets can significantly reduce water use in your Andover, KS home. You can also install smart leak detectors and tankless water heaters for added efficiency. A local plumber can recommend the best options based on your home’s setup and water usage habits.

What are common plumbing issues in older Andover, KS homes?

Older homes in Andover, KS often face plumbing issues like corroded or outdated pipes, low water pressure, and frequent leaks. You might also encounter problems with old fixtures, sewer line deterioration, or poor drainage. A professional inspection can help identify hidden issues and recommend upgrades to keep your plumbing system safe and efficient.

What should I do to prepare my plumbing for winter in Andover, KS?

To get your plumbing ready for winter in Andover, KS, start by insulating exposed pipes, especially in unheated areas like basements and garages. Disconnect outdoor hoses, shut off exterior water lines, and check your water heater for optimal performance. It’s also smart to know where your main shut-off valve is in case of a frozen pipe emergency.

How can I tell if my sewer line is damaged in Andover, KS?

Signs of a damaged sewer line in your home include frequent drain clogs, foul odors, soggy spots in your yard, and gurgling sounds from your toilets or drains.