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Real jobs, real houses, no stock photos.
Photos straight from Allied Plumbing’s job sites in Bardstown and Elizabethtown: what we walk into, what we work on, and the trucks that get us there. Most were taken while sizing up a job, so they show the problem more often than the finished fix. It keeps growing as Derek and the crew add photos from the truck.

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Tankless heater and water softener side by side in a utility room.

Large commercial water heater, crew on the ladder.

Tank water heater with copper connections.

Commercial water heater with copper and an expansion tank.

Element and thermostat panel on an electric water heater, cover off.

Electric water heater wiring compartment, cover off.

Small electric point-of-use heater.

Tankless and tank heaters in a framed utility room on a new build.

Commercial water heater room.

Commercial heater and pump with labeled lines.

Skid steer on a sewer job.

Mini excavator ready to open a line.

Cleanout at the foundation on a sewer line.

Sewer line bedded in gravel from the house toward the yard.

Excavating the sewer line at the foundation.

Sewer line trench across the yard, excavator at the far end.

Septic tank on site, waiting to be set.

Opening a slab to reach a sewer line.

Crew laying sewer line on a large residential dig.

Water line work at the foundation.

Septic riser lid in a backfilled yard.

Sewer camera view: what a root-choked line looks like from inside.

Sewer camera view: roots and buildup found on an inspection.

Disposal and drain under a kitchen sink.

Corroded copper joint on a block wall.

Old copper cut out and new fittings going in.

New kitchen faucet, just finished.

Yard hydrant and hose bib outside a house.

Under-sink drain and disposal in a wood vanity.

Slab rough-in with stubs up and gravel in, ahead of the pour.

Footer and drain line rough-in on a new build.

Water and drain lines roughed into the framing.

Rough-in inside a new house, before drywall.

Under-slab drain fitting bedded in gravel.

Tub set in a framed bathroom, before drywall.

Framing with PEX supply and drain lines roughed in.

Slab stub-outs on a new build, house going up behind.

Whole-house rough-in through the framing.

Stub-outs through the gravel pad before the slab pour.

Supply and drain rough-in in a bathroom wall.

Rough-in down a framed hallway.

Drain lines run through the floor joists.

Drain and vent lines through the joists, before subfloor.

Sump basin in gravel beside a new foundation.

Tankless water heater beside a furnace in a utility room.

Commercial pump room: treatment tanks and a white PVC manifold.

Manifold piping across a commercial pump room.

Treatment tanks and their supply and return lines.

Commercial water treatment system and its PVC connections.

In the trench on a water service job.

Under-slab rough-in on a commercial build, before the pour.

Drain and vent stubs through a commercial slab form.

Water line trench across a property, bedded before backfill.

In the trench on a line job, excavator behind.

Commercial ejector basin in a back room.

Crew opening the floor for a commercial drain repair.

Backflow preventer assembly on copper, with its shut-offs.

Copper feed and backflow assembly on a commercial water line.

Double-check backflow assembly on a commercial water service, tag in place.

Backflow preventer on the incoming service in a mechanical room.

Cutaway backflow assembly on the bench, showing the checks and springs inside.

One of the lettered service trucks, stocked for the day.

The Allied box truck: licensed and insured, and it says so on the side.

Service truck in the shop bay in Bardstown.

The Allied van on a residential call.

Putting the yard back after a line repair.

Box truck loaded in the shop.

The shop: pipe stock and trucks ready to go.

Setting a basin in a concrete pit, crew working the gravel.

Service truck ready for the next call.

How a job becomes a photo
We photograph what we find.
The crew photographs the job as it is when we arrive, and when we remember, the finished result. With the customer’s OK, it lands on this page with a short note on what is in the picture. It is the most honest kind of advertising we know.
From our customers
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Real reviews from Allied Plumbing’s Google profile. Read more of them here, or all of them on Google.
Allied Plumbing in Bardstown was fantastic to work with. They responded in less than 10 minutes when we had a major clogged plumbing issue backing up into the house. Their team quickly diagnosed the problem and cleaned out the main line.
Blake GordonBardstown, KYOur water heater exploded overnight right before Christmas and we needed a plumber asap. A friend recommended Allied. By 1pm they had our old one removed and the new one installed. The workers who did the service were fantastic. Can’t recommend them enough!
Rich ZuttermanGoogle reviewThey did a great job for me. Professional, dependable, and easy to work with. I would definitely recommend them!
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