Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What are warning signs of plumbing problems needing to be serviced?

  Indications can be the water bills are higher, drops in the water pressure, a non-reliable water heater, and extra green grass growing possibly with or without an odor.

• What are common signs of a plumbing leak inside the walls or ceiling?

  Signs of a hidden plumbing leak include water stains on walls or ceilings, peeling paint or wallpaper, musty odors, and a sudden increase in your water bill. If you suspect a hidden leak, contact us for a thorough inspection.

• What should I do if I have a water leak in my home or property?

  Identify the leak's source and turn off the water supply valve of the affected area or the property's main shut off valve if needed. Clean excess water up to prevent further damage. Then contact us to assess, locate, and repair the leak. Take quick action to minimze property damage.

• Is it safe to use chemical drain cleaners?

  Chemical drain cleaners can clear clogs, but have negative longterm effects & drawbacks such as corroding pipes over time, cause harm to the environment, and hazardous inhalation or skin contact health concerns. It is safer to use mechanical methods or consult us for clog removals.

• What should I do if a plumbing emergency happens after hours at night or on the weekend?

  In a plumbing emergency, locate the main shut-off valve and turn it off. Use buckets or towels to contain water. Then contact us for emergency plumbing assistance weekdays, after hours, or weekends. Take action quickly to minimze property damage.

• What should I do if my water pressure is too low or too high?

  Low water pressure can result from clogs or pipe issues. High pressure can stress pipes and fixtures. Proper pressure can ensure efficient plumbing and appliance performance. For low pressure, clean aerators, check for obstruction, and have leaks repaired. For high pressure to retain safe levels, have a regulator installed.