FAQs

Persistent drain clogs are often the result of accumulated grease, hair, soap residue, or foreign objects. Regular maintenance and careful usage practices can significantly reduce the likelihood of clogs forming.

A continuously running toilet typically indicates an issue with the flapper, fill valve, or float mechanism. Replacing these components often resolves the problem effectively.

To prevent frozen pipes during winter, insulate any exposed plumbing, maintain a small water flow during extremely cold periods, and seal drafts near plumbing lines.

While occasional use of chemical drain cleaners is acceptable, frequent application can potentially damage your pipes. For a safer alternative, consider enzyme-based cleaners such as Bio-Clean.

Sewer backups are commonly caused by tree root intrusion, grease accumulation, or damaged pipes. A professional camera inspection can accurately identify the specific cause of the issue.

We recommend scheduling a sewer line inspection every 1 to 2 years, particularly for older homes or properties with a history of plumbing issues.

Indeed, many plumbing companies now offer trenchless sewer repair, which is a minimally invasive method for addressing sewer line issues without extensive excavation.

A lack of hot water can be attributed to several factors, including a malfunctioning thermostat, faulty heating element, or sediment buildup. A professional technician can accurately diagnose and resolve the issue.

On average, water heaters have a lifespan of 8 to 12 years. Regular maintenance, including periodic flushing, can help extend the operational life of your water heater.

Installing a tankless water heater is generally possible, but its feasibility depends on your home's existing plumbing and electrical infrastructure. We recommend scheduling a consultation to assess your specific situation.