10 signs it’s time to call a plumber
You have no hot water
You have low water pressure: This can be caused by a hidden leak, mineral buildup, a faulty valve, problem with your municipal water supply.
You have slow or frequently clogged drains. This can be a small problem or a more serious issue in your homes drainage system.
Water leaks, big or small. Did you know even a small drip can cost you thousands of dollars over time? Repairing any leak early is usually less expensive than repairing damage that the leaks may cause.
Running toilets. A toilet that is running constantly NEEDS attention! This will cost you hundreds of dollars in water if not fixed properly.
Burst or frozen pipes.
Sewer Odours. Reasons very when it comes to sewer odour. These can include a dry drain trap, a damaged sewer pipe, a blocked vent, a sewer line issue and more.
Water Stains. Water stains on ceiling or walls often indicate a hidden leak. Early detection can help prevent structural repairs which tend to be more expensive.
Sump Pump Problems. If our sump pump runs constantly, make unusual noises, or will not turn on definitely do call a plumber! Your sump pump may not be protecting your house from heavy rain and ground water.
You’re renovating your home. Installing a new bathroom, kitchen, laundry room/sink, should always be done by a qualified plumber. Hiring a professional helps ensure the work meets local plumbing codes, and is completed safely.