Sewer clogs inevitably top any list of potentially damaging sewer events. While a burst pipe can cause substantial water damage, a backed-up sewer line can allow raw wastewater to return to your home. Not only will this leave you with a mess of water damage, but it can also lead to a serious health hazard requiring costly clean-up.
The longer you wait to address sewer issues, the more likely a clog will cause sewage to back up and return to your home.…
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Large foreign objects can end up in drains for any number of reasons. If you have children, you know they can often throw everything from toys to large pieces of food into places they don’t belong. Unfortunately, a large object in your home’s plumbing system can potentially cause numerous expensive problems.
First and foremost, don’t panic when something goes down the drain. In many cases, the situation isn’t critical and won’t result in any expensive repairs.…
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Low water pressure across your entire home is a major hassle. It can make it difficult to wash off soap when you take a shower, and you’ll also have trouble scrubbing grime off of dishes. In addition, appliances like your dishwasher and washing machine can take a long time to fill when the water pressure in your home is low.
When your home is connected to the city water system and low water pressure affects every appliance and plumbing fixture in your home, it’s often because the water coming from the city has low pressure.…
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