Water service line leak between the meter and the house
Wet spots in the yard, a pressure drop and a bill that jumped can all point at the line from the meter. How it gets found and when to replace the run.
Wet spots in the yard, a pressure drop and a bill that jumped can all point at the line from the meter. How it gets found and when to replace the run.
Elements, thermostats, anode rods and relief valves are repairs. A leaking tank is a replacement. How I tell which one you have before selling anything.
A rocking toilet points at the wax ring, flange or floor. A running toilet is usually the flapper or fill valve. How to tell which, and when to replace it.
Lukewarm showers, short cycling and error codes on a tankless unit usually trace back to scale. How descaling works and when tankless is the wrong fit.
Warm spots on the floor, a meter that keeps moving, water running with everything off. How a slab leak gets located and fixed through one opening.
Pinhole leaks, rusty water and old galvanized or polybutylene lines all point toward a repipe. What the job involves and how many walls get opened.
One slow sink is a local clog. A tub that fills when the washer drains is the main line. How to tell which one you have and what to stop doing right now.
A grinder pump alarm means the basin is filling faster than it empties. What to stop, what to check, and why the controls are usually the cause.
A camera run shows roots, sags, offset joints and scale inside your sewer line. When it is worth doing, and why a buyer should run one before closing.
Cast iron drains rust from the inside until the bottom of the pipe is gone. What a camera shows, and when a spot repair beats replacing the whole run.
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