What is causing your clogged drain?

A common cause of drain problems is a clog caused by excess debris. Grease, hair, soap, and other items may start to build up over time and eventually lead to a clog.

Broken pipes can also cause drain issues. Old or damaged pipes can break or burst, especially during inclement weather.

Drain problems can also be caused by pipes that have been poorly installed. Improper installation can result in the pipe collapsing, becoming clogged, or leaking.

We can help you solve your clogged drain issues by getting to the source of the blockage and completely removing it without harming your pipes.

When should you repair or replace your water heater?

Is your water heater over 10 years old? Older units will start to show signs of inefficiency. They may also require frequent and costly repairs. If this is the case, it will be more cost effective to replace your water heater.

Another sign your unit should be replaced is if the tank is leaking. This often indicates a serious internal problem or corrosion. Repairing the problem will be less effective than installing a completely new unit that can guarantee long term efficiency.

In addition, if you notice that your water is coming out rusty, or if you spot a great deal of rust on the water heater itself, it may be time to consider installing a new unit.