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Top Questions Homeowners Ask About Big-Ticket Plumbing Upgrades
Amy Jenkins
Your Trusted Q&A Guide from Jenkins Plumbing & Mechanical
When it comes to major plumbing upgrades, homeowners want to feel confident they’re making the right investment. At Jenkins Plumbing & Mechanical, we get a lot of questions about water treatment systems, water heaters, and UV purification. Below, we’ve answered the most common ones to help you make informed decisions for your home.
Q: Should I get a water treatment system for my home?
A: In many Sussex County homes — especially those on well water — a water treatment system is one of the best investments you can make. Our area commonly experiences issues like hard water, iron staining, sediment, and unpleasant tastes or odors. A whole‑house water treatment system helps:
Protect your plumbing and appliances
Improve water taste and clarity
Reduce mineral buildup
Extend the life of your water heater
Provide cleaner water for bathing, cooking, and laundry
If you’ve noticed staining, dry skin, scale buildup, or cloudy water, a treatment system can make a dramatic difference. Even if your water “seems fine,” testing often reveals hidden minerals or contaminants that a treatment system can easily correct.
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Amy Jenkins
Our Story
The business is led by husband-and-wife team Jay and Amy Jenkins, who have worked side by side for years to build a company grounded in integrity and exceptional service. Long before Amy officially joined the business full time, she was the behind-the-scenes support system helping Jay with scheduling, paperwork, communication, and anything else the business needed. In May 2025, she stepped into her full-time role, transforming years of informal support into formal leadership.
Meet Jay — Co‑Owner & CEO
Jay is the hands-on expert and the man with the wrench. As CEO, he brings years of experience, technical skill, and a commitment to doing the job right the first time. Whether he’s repairing a well pump, installing a water heater, or troubleshooting a complex plumbing issue, Jay approaches every job with precision and pride. His reputation is built on craftsmanship, honesty, and treating every home as if it were his own.
Meet Amy — Co‑Owner & Chief Administrative Officer
Amy is the organizational backbone of Jenkins Plumbing & Mechanical. Although she officially joined full time in 2025, she has supported the business from the very beginning.
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