Plumbing Services

It can come as a shock to you that some homes get a plumber’s visit only once every five years, while some get it every year. Some unfortunate homeowners even have to call for a plumbing service every six months. Depending on the age of your house, and the plumbing service that installed your plumbing system, you can face various types of plumbing problems. But don't worry, we have put together a list of some very common plumbing problems to make the task easy for you. All you've to do is keep a sharp eye on things around you and contact plumbing service whenever you see any of the following signs in your home.

1. Dripping taps:
You might have seen a dripping faucet at your home and decided to ignore it. Remember! It’s not just precious water that is being wasted, but it’s your money that’s going down the drain. Also, never try to fix the problem by yourself as it could intensify the problem instead of solving it. Contact your plumbing service provider and ask for help. Meanwhile, put a bucket or something under the faucet to collect the water, and use it to water your plants or put to any other use. It’s better than wasting water, right?

2. Leaky pipes:
This problem could cause considerable damage to your home, if not fixed in time. Leaking pipes are mostly seen during the winter season, but that doesn't mean it cannot happen during the rest of the year. Whenever looking for leakage, look near the joints and keep an eye on any unusual wet spots on the floor.

3. Running toilet:
We just told you how a dripping faucet could cause wastage of water and money. Just imagine what would a leaking/running toilet do? Do you know that a running toilet can waste up to 200 gallons of water in a day? Now that’s a lot of water waste! This problem would not only increase your water bills but can also damage your home. So, get it fixed as soon as you find it.

4. Clogged Drain:
There are different reasons for drain clogging at various places. For example, in bathrooms, drain could be clogged because of hair, cotton swabs, toilet papers, etc. In the kitchen, cooking grease, oil, or food particles could be the reason of clogging. Whatever the reason, clogged drains are bad and should be handled with care. Start with a basic homemade cleaner, vinegar + baking soda, and use hot water to clean the clog. Use plunger if necessary. If it doesn't work, we suggest you call drain cleaning professionals to solve the problem. 

It doesn't matter if you have these common plumbing problems or some serious issues, SameDayPros gets you in contact with the best plumbing service providers in your area, that provide same day services. It will help you make sure that you don't have to wait and see water and your money going down the drain.