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.…
Sewer line problems rarely happen, but when they do, they’ll mess you up. In fact, any homeowner dreads sewer line problems because they’re expensive to repair. While you can solve some problems on your own, others require a plumber with enough experience in sewer line repair.
Catching sewer line problems early on can save you a lot of money in repair costs. That said, you should always be on the lookout for signs of sewer line damage.…
When a drain in your home is clogged, your plumber might recommend cleaning it with a hydro jet. First, they may try plunging to get the clog to move, but when a drain is completely clogged, the plumber needs to use drain cleaning equipment such as a hydro jet or a drain auger. Here’s how these two drain cleaning methods work and why hydro jetting is often the best way to clear out a clogged drain.…
