Emergency Services

 Leaks can be a common problem in any home or commercial establishment. If left unrepaired, they can seriously affect your property. Fortunately, we offer leak detection services to help you identify and resolve water leakage problems quickly and efficiently. INSPECT YOUR PIPES REGULARLY It is a good idea to schedule water leak detection annually, especially if they were last checked some time ago. Look for signs of corrosion, leaks and blockages. If you notice any of these signs, contact us for a professional inspection and advice on the best solution to the problem. CHECK APPLIANCES REGULARLY Leaks can come from dishwashers, water heaters and dry cleaners. Check all connections and pipes for signs of leakage or corrosion. If you find problems, get a professional to repair leaks as soon as possible to reduce the risk of water damage. INSTALL AN AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF VALVE An automatic shut-off valve helps protect your home from water damage in case of undetected leaks. The valve automat

 Although a slow-draining sink or stagnant water are common signs of a clogged drain , several lesser-known indicators can help you identify and resolve drainage problems in a timely manner. Contact us at the first sign of these uncommon indications of a clogged drain. UNPLEASANT ODOURS An unpleasant smell from the sink, shower or bathtub that persists even after cleaning may indicate a clogged drain. Food particles, hair and soap scum trapped in the pipes can create a breeding ground for bacteria, releasing foul-smelling fumes. GURGLING NOISES If you hear gurgling noises coming from the drains when you flush the toilet or use a nearby sink, it could be due to a clog. In such cases, one might be tempted to carry out a cleaning to clear the clog. However, it is best to consult a professional for an optimal result. FLUCTUATING WATER LEVELS IN TOILETS If the water level in the toilet bowl seems inconsistent, rising or falling compared to usual after flushing, it usually indicates that the

 It is not uncommon to be tempted to undertake a do-it-yourself project to save some money. Although do-it-yourself projects can sometimes be successful, it is best to leave the repair of water leaks to the professionals. Here are some reasons why you should not attempt to repair leaks by DIY. SAFETY RISKS Electricity and gas lines also run through the house and the interruption of these could cause electric shocks or a gas leak. You may also risk injury when trying to complete a leak repair project yourself. MAKE THE PROBLEM WORSE If you are not experienced in leak repair services , you may not be able to solve the problem yourself. Without the assistance of a professional, you may make the problem worse, costing you even more money and causing further damage to your home. COMPLIANCE WITH BUILDING REGULATIONS Different municipalities and states have building regulations to comply with. Many homeowners are unfamiliar with the regulations to be complied with and may unknowingly violate