Low water pressure should never be ignored, especially if you are on a private well. It can indicate an issue with the well pump, which will need to be repaired. 1. Low Water Levels One of the most likely reasons for a sudden drop in pressure is low water levels in the well itself. For some wells, this is a normal seasonal occurrence, and it may be easily fixable by adjusting the pump depth to account for the lower water levels.…
Read More »Is your water heater delaying too much or producing water with a funny color? If so, it likely needs an inspection to determine whether it is time for a replacement. While a heater sometimes can not cope with the high demand for hot water, it is a problem if it lags regularly during normal use. You might even be unaware your heater has reached its end of life. But there are some signs to look out for in order to tell you that you need water heater replacement:…
Read More »While entering the room in which your water heater is located, you may have found puddles of water underneath the appliance. After looking at both the heater and the pipes, you may have determined that the leak is coming from the water heater itself. If this is the case, you should contact a plumber instead of trying to fix the issue yourself, as working on a water heater is not typically a do-it-yourself project.…
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