Advance Plumbing & Heating Supply Co.
Description
Advance Plumbing & Heating Supply has been a part of the Detroit community since 1920 and is proud to be the city’s very first decorative plumbing showroom! Our family-run business operated at the corner of Grand River and the Lodge Freeway for 96 years before moving in October 2016 to our exciting new location on 150 Parsons Street, adjacent to Cass Avenue in Midtown. We are led by President Jeffery Moss and his sons Joshua, Justin, and Andrew. The Moss family and the whole Advance Plumbing team is devoted to fulfilling our mission: providing customers with top-notch service combined with cutting-edge products delivered in a professional atmosphere by highly trained associates. It’s no wonder why we’re second to none when it comes to customer satisfaction!
Our Detroit showroom is making waves in the plumbing world, and we are proud to be recognized with several prestigious awards like two Detroit Home Design Awards and the Decorative Plumbing & Hardware Association’s (DPHA) coveted “Showroom of the Year Award”. Adding to that amazing accomplishment – our very own Joshua Moss just received one more honor as DPHA’s 2021 “Showroom Person of the Year!” Going above and beyond to find creative solutions provides customization options only high-quality service experts can provide. That’s how we got our reputation as a single-source premier distributor for plumbers, builders, interior designers, architects, and kitchen & bath dealers across North America.
At Advance Plumbing & Heating Supply, we have everything you need to upgrade your home – from the most popular names in plumbing such as Delta and Toto to cutting-edge, unique brands like Crosswater London and MGS Cucina. Our store provides a unique opportunity for customers to browse through our innovative bathroom displays featuring working bathtubs, shower heads, toilets, and faucets. Whether you’re building from the ground up or remodeling existing spaces – come on down to let us help make your dream house a reality.
