When it comes to tightening a loose faucet that is dripping water or unclogging a drain, you can handle the same on your own. However, if you have a damaged pipe or faucet or a drain pipe, you will need to call a professional plumber. Find out about the various types of residential plumber services that are offered to customers.
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Testing
Professional plumbers can easily test the residential plumbing system in your home. They can individually turn on every hot water outlet and find out how long hot water takes to reach the next faucet. The pipes are then allowed to cool down, with the sink faucet that is most distant from the water heater and then turned on. The faucet is turned off and the initial two steps are repeated. In case the hot water flows more quickly to the final sink faucet, you have a series residential plumbing setup. You have a branched system in case of no change.
Annual Inspection
This is one of the important maintenance services offered during plumbing services. While inspecting, plumbers look at:
· Supply line fittings
· Outdoor hose bibs
· Drain pipes and joints
· Ceilings beneath appliances
· Flooring around laundry room, bathroom and kitchen appliances
They look at the color of water flowing from the faucets, to check whether it is yellow and contains rust. They also check the valves to fixtures in bathroom or kitchen. They also analyze water bills against the amount of water that you use.
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Plumbing Maintenance
This can help avoid costly plumbing emergencies. In case any maintenance is required after inspection services, plumbers have to adjust during that time or recommend adjustments over the long term. Plumbers also check many other things, such as water pressure. In case, it is higher than normal – around 40-85 psi – you will like to have a pressure reducer being installed. In case plumbers notice any signs of accumulation of hot water, they can recommend a water softener as a permanent fix.
Plumbing Repair
Plumbers can also perform routine repairs of plumbing structures, although the most frequent repairs include:
· Exterior plumbing
· Septic tanks
· Clogged drains
· Frozen or burst pipes
· Bathroom repairs and more
Repairs offered by plumbing services providers usually follow after maintenance or inspection of plumbing components.
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Sewer Line Repair
When it comes to fixing sewer or water pipes that are located underground, the process can be tough as well as costly. This can involve tearing up the lawn, which needs you to spend a lot and wait long for the repairs to be conducted. However, with a good plumber, you can have your trenchless sewer lines being fixed without the need to have your lawn dug up.
Fixing Leaking Pipes
It is common to have leaks ignored for a long time, for weeks, months or even years. Leaks can result in the corrosion of fixtures or pipes over a period. Thus, you need to address leaks whenever they are spotted. Plumbers look for some of the common signs of leaks, which include rotten smell, odor of mold, squeaky faucets, higher water bills, drips and more.
Drain Cleaning
Clogged shower drains, outdoor drains and kitchen drains need to be cleaned as quickly as possible. Plumbers need to clean up bathroom drains, and remove grime, soap, toothpaste, hair, toilet paper and more that can damage drains over a period. They can also clean drains in kitchens, and get rid of fats, grease, soaps, food and other things that can clog the pipes.
