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Extend the life of your HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems
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Leaking kitchen faucets are often caused by worn-out washers, gaskets, or loose connections. With the increased water usage during summer, small issues can become much more noticeable. It’s always a good idea to check for loose parts or deteriorating seals and address them with our team before the leak worsens.
Low water pressure in your bathroom sink can result from clogged aerators or buildup in your pipes. During the summer, mineral deposits can accumulate faster due to higher water usage. Call (405) 810 6068 as soon as possible to have one of our expert plumbers clean your aerator and restore your water flow!
A continuously running toilet can be quite the annoyance. This can occur due to a faulty flapper, fill valve, or improper chain length. Summertime guests and extra usage can put extra strain on your toilet, making this issue more prominent. In most cases, our experts can replace the problematic component and solve the issue for good!
It’s definitely something to keep your eye on. Generally speaking though, increased water usage in the summer – from watering your garden to filling up pools or running appliances – can lead to higher water bills. Make sure that you address any dripping faucets and ensure all your fixtures are working efficiently to help conserve water and reduce your bill!
Your shower could be losing hot water for a number of reasons. Added hot water demand in the summer, especially with multiple showers or laundry cycles, can often be the culprit. There could also be an issue with your water heater, as well. Enlisting Norman Air plumbers to flush your water heater tank and remove sediment may help improve its efficiency!
Noisy or banging pipes, also known as water hammer, can result from sudden changes in water pressure. This can become more frequent in the Oklahoma City Metro Area summertime due to increased water usage. Try installing a water hammer arrestor for a long-term solution. If that doesn’t do the trick, call our team to schedule a kitchen and bathroom plumbing repair!
Any banging or knocking sounds you hear in your walls while running the water to your sink or shower head is likely coming from your pipes. This is a sign that you have a plumbing problem, likely having to do with the pipe system or water pressure. You should have this issue addressed immediately, because failure to do so may result in a leak.
Discolored water is a telltale sign of an issue with your plumbing system. The water that comes through your pipes should be clear and clean. Discolored water could be a sign of air in the pipe, a leaky pipe, or rust in your pipes.
If you notice water puddling above the drain in your sink or shower, you may have a plumbing problem with your drain that needs to be addressed. Hopefully you just need the drain snaked to clear an obstruction, but it could also be a broken pipe that is causing the water to pool.
We all know that sometimes in a home you reach the maximum capacity of your hot water tank, which means you have to wait for the water in your home to heat up. However, if at the beginning of the day when you first turn the shower on and your water takes a long time to heat up, or it won’t heat up at all, that usually means that you have a leak somewhere in your plumbing system that is causing major fluctuations in water temperature.
If you find your showerhead or sink faucet dripping non-stop when it should be off, not only can that be annoying, but it can also cause long-term problems. Your showerhead or sink faucet may be dripping non-stop due to high water pressure or due to an issue with the tap.
Perhaps the most obvious sign of a plumbing system in need of some sort of repair is poor or low water pressure. This is usually an indicator of a clogged pipe, a burst or leaky pipe, or a damaged water heater.
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