5 Signs You Should Call a Plumber

SIGNS YOU SHOULD CALL A 5 PLUMBER 1. Dripping Faucet 1 drip per second from a leaky faucet wastes over 3,000 gallons of water per year That's enough water for 180 showers A leak can indicate a plumbing problem you can't see It could also be a sign that the O-rings or washers are worn out Call a plumber to make sure you get to the source of the problem 2. Low Water Pressure Different factors can contribute to insufficient water pressure Clogged pipes can slow down the flow of water Plumbing leaks can divert water away from your fixtures Pipes could be sized incorrectly, providing too little pressure 3. Clogged Toilet ► If you have a clog a plunger won't fix, you'll need the help of a plumber Frequent clogs may indicate that roots have grown into the pipes Roots in pipes can cause clogs that a plunger can't break up An overflowing toilet could lead to unsanitary conditions in your home 4. Colorful Water If your water is running anything but clear, it could indicate a problem Brownish water could be a water heater issue, or a sign of iron in pipes Blue or green water can indicate that copper pipes are corroding Ln Replacing problematic pipes can help fix the issue 5. Slow Drains Drains in the kitchen and bathroom can become clogged for different reasons Using chemical clog-busters can damage pipes If used down a garbage disposal, it can create a hazardous situation A professional plumber can determine the cause of slow drainage Professional tools may be required to break up the clog OPEN 24 HRS | 365 DAYS DRAINDOCTOR www.draindoctor.com Sources: http://www.kudzu.com/article/What-common-signs-could-point-to-a-plumbing-problem-id5921 http://nearsay.com/c/31534/23333/5-signs-that-you-need-to-call-for-professional-plumbing-services http://www.epa.gov/WaterSense/pubs/fixleak.html