Emergency Services

 Like any other plumbing fixture, bidets come with a host of potential problems. Whether you have a traditional freestanding bidet or a modern bidet seat, knowing the most common plumbing problems can help you avoid costly repairs. Low Water Pressure One of the most common problems with bidets is low water pressure. If you notice that the water isn't as strong as it once was, or is just a trickle, it could be due to a few things. Mineral buildup in the nozzle or supply lines is often the cause, especially in hard water areas. A quick cleaning or descaling can often solve the problem. If that doesn't solve the problem, you may have a partially closed shut-off valve or a kinked supply hose that needs adjusting. Leaking Fittings Leaking bidets are a nuisance and can cause water damage if not fixed quickly. Most leaks come from loose or improperly sealed fittings, either where the bidet connects to the water line or where the T-valve attaches. Over-tightening the fittings can also ...

 There is nothing like a refreshing, high-pressure shower to start the day invigorated. However, many homeowners find themselves disappointed when the once powerful water jet is reduced to a mere trickle. A leaky shower head is often the culprit for this frustrating drop in water pressure. Although a leaky shower head may seem minor, it can have far-reaching consequences that go beyond the simple experience of an unsatisfactory shower. By ignoring a leaking shower head , precious water and money literally goes down the drain. Even a small leak can lead to litres of water being wasted every day, resulting in higher bills and an unnecessary strain on natural resources. When a shower head leaks, the delicate balance between pressure and flow is disrupted. As water escapes from the leak, the overall flow rate is reduced and the power of the shower head is reduced. This decrease in flow rate also affects the water pressure, causing the jet to lose its impact force. MINERAL AND SEDIMENT ...

  WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF LEAKS? Leaks in pipes can be caused by anything from ageing pipes to the intrusion of tree roots. Over time, pipes can corrode or become misaligned, causing weak points. Tree roots growing deep into the ground can damage underground pipes by putting pressure on the pipes. Temperature variations can also alter the integrity of the plumbing system. Do you suspect a leak? Our team is made up of professionals in water leak detection. WHY REPAIR A LEAK? Leaks are one of the main causes of water damage in a home, so rapid water leak detection is essential. The consequences of failing to repair a leaking pipe can be devastating. A crack in a water pipe can lead to contamination of drinking water if debris were to enter through a crack. Water that accumulates in a leaky pipe can create the perfect home for mould and fungus, which can cause health problems for the family. Finally, water damage can weaken the structure of the home, creating a safety hazard.  I...

  The mixing valve mixes hot and cold water to provide a constant temperature for the shower. A faulty mixing valve can make the shower uncomfortable and ineffective. Follow these steps to check whether your shower has a faulty mixing valve. Isolate the water problem in the shower The water problem in the shower could be: low water pressure, a dripping tap, a stiff handle, or delivery of only hot or cold water. Low water pressure The mixing valve could be clogged and reduce the water pressure. Remove the valve and clear the clog. Replace any corroded or damaged parts of the mixing valve. Lubricate the valve with Vaseline and reinstall it. Dripping tap If the tap drips, the ball of the mixing valve is not inserted correctly into the valve stem to close the shower handle completely. Replace the plastic parts of the mixing valve with brass parts. Handle does not turn smoothly This means that the mixing valve is misaligned in the fitting. Remove the shower tap handle and mixing valve ...