The best course of action is to act immediately. Use an old bucket or pot to catch the leak and give us a call. We’ll do everything we can do get there as soon as possible.

A clog can occur for multiple different reasons. A clogged trap likely has debris in it, while a drainpipe could be leaky or malfunctioning.

Check your valve. It’s usually in the basement or on an outside wall in a utility area of the house. You can turn it off by turning it clockwise, which will cut off the water supply for the entire house.

A clogged shower head is usually the source of weak shower pressure. Sometimes, the culprit is a leaky valve. If you’re not sure, be sure to contact us so we can assess the situation for you.

A broken toilet flapper or chain could very well be the source of the issue. If you suspect that your toilet is always running, get it looked at now, because excess water could mean dozens of gallons of wasted water a day.

oose hair, soap remnants, or hair ties could be the problem. Use a pair of pliers to remove any excess gunk from your bathtub and sink. If your drain clogs persistently, be sure to get in touch with us for a comprehensive inspection.