Emergency Services

 The water heater is perhaps the most frequently used appliance in every home, yet we don't think about it very often. It is simply expected to keep doing its job indefinitely, without needing constant attention. In reality, this hard-working household appliance has a lifespan of about 10 years. First of all, the installation process of the water heater can have a huge impact on the lifespan of the water heater. Some of the most common risks of an improperly installed water heater are flooding, fire, and carbon monoxide poisoning. A licensed plumber is the only person who knows all the rules for proper water heater installation. In addition to ensuring that all pipes and connections are secure, eliminating the possibility of leaks. Licensed and insured plumbers will also make sure to install a properly sized vent system, which is critical. Improperly sized vents could allow carbon monoxide to escape from the system, creating an extremely dangerous environment. Water heater replace

  Leaks in the plumbing system The most common and obvious source of water damage in the home is a leak in the plumbing system. The problem with these leaks is that they are not very easy to spot, unless they are under a sink. It is very likely that a rusty pipe will end up leaking. You should replace that pipe with another one, because sooner or later you will have to. The only problem is that when you do it later, you will also have to deal with the water damage from the leaks. Clogged gutters and downpipes Most homeowners are guilty of neglecting their gutters and only cleaning them when necessary. When gutters become clogged, water accumulates and overflows into the lower part of the house before collecting near the foundation and can cause cracks. Eventually, the water runs off and collects in the basement, if you have one. This is what causes mould to grow and proliferate in the lower part of the house. It is also the source of that awful stench you smell whenever there is water

 Causes of low water pressure There are several reasons why the water pressure in the shower is low. First of all, you have to check whether the problem only affects the shower head or all water outlets in the house. If it is more than one outlet, the problem could be due to a faulty water pressure regulator. Or it could be a problem that extends to the plumbing in the house or neighbourhood. A professional will be able to determine this. Are the bathroom drains noisy? It could be a problem within the plumbing system, such as a build-up of minerals. Usually, the only solution is to replace the pipes. Sometimes it is only the shower head that has low pressure. It is possible that the shower head is clogged due to the accumulation of mineral salts and other debris. Since it is only a blocked flow, you can quickly solve the problem. The water heater may be broken if it is only the hot water tap that has low pressure. Again, a professional should be called in to fix the problem because of