FAQs

Several indicators can suggest a plumbing leak. These include an unexpected rise in water bills, the appearance of damp areas on walls or ceilings, the presence of musty odors, and water accumulating near plumbing fixtures or pipes. If you notice any of these signs, it's advisable to have your plumbing system inspected.

When faced with a clogged toilet, first cease any further flushing to prevent overflow. Attempt to clear the blockage using a plunger. It's important to avoid using chemical drain cleaners as they can potentially damage your pipes. If the clog persists despite your efforts, it's recommended to contact a professional plumber for assistance.

Low water pressure can stem from various issues. Common causes include the accumulation of sediment in pipes, clogged faucet aerators, leaks within the plumbing system, or partially closed shut-off valves. A professional inspection can help identify the specific cause in your case.

To minimize the risk of clogged drains, avoid disposing of grease or coffee grounds in the sink. Install drain catchers in showers and sinks to trap debris. In toilets, only flush toilet paper. Regular maintenance using a mixture of baking soda and vinegar can help keep drains clear.

If you suspect a gas or water leak, immediately turn off the main valve. For potential gas leaks, ensure proper ventilation by opening windows. In either case, it's crucial to promptly contact a licensed plumber or emergency services for professional assessment and resolution.

At Plumb Pro Services, we provide up-front pricing. This means you'll be informed of the total cost before any work commences, ensuring there are no unexpected charges upon completion of the service.

Drains can become clogged due to various factors including tree root intrusion, accumulation of debris, ground movement, or soil settling. If you're experiencing issues with a clogged drain, please don't hesitate to contact Plumb Pro Services for professional assistance.

Consider replacing your water heater if you observe any of the following: discoloration or rust in the water, unusual noises such as popping or rumbling, visible leaks or moisture around the tank, inconsistent hot water supply, or if the unit is over a decade old.

It is advisable to arrange for an annual plumbing inspection. This practice allows for the early detection of minor issues, preventing them from developing into more significant and costly problems.