Emergency Services

  Installing a shower drain may seem like a daunting plumbing task, but with the right tools and a clear understanding of the process, it is very manageable, even for the most experienced DIYers. Whether you are replacing an old shower drain or installing a brand new shower, installing your drain correctly is essential to proper water flow and preventing leaks. The first step is preparation. Before you begin, gather all the necessary tools: a screwdriver, plumber's putty, PVC primer and cement (if working with PVC pipe), a wrench, and of course, your shower drain assembly. If you are working on a new build or a major renovation, make sure the subfloor is clean, level, and ready for installation. Start by inserting the drain body through the hole in the shower pan or tray itself. Most modern shower pans come with a pre-cut hole for the drain, but you need to make sure it lines up with the plumbing. Apply plumber's putty around the bottom of the drain flange to create a watertig...

 Plumbing is one that you don't think much about until a fault occurs. Then you realise how essential plumbing is to maintaining the quality of life you have become accustomed to. Everyone has plumbing problems from time to time; even if the job has been done well, there are many chances for things to go wrong. This is due to the multiplicity of elements and factors involved in plumbing.  Pressure problems This is easily the most common problem people face when it comes to plumbing. The reason why this problem is so common is that it can be caused by several factors. Perhaps one of the pipes is leaking. Perhaps a washer has come loose. There could be something stuck in the filter. The fact that there are so many different problems that all cause a reduction in pressure makes the problem more difficult to diagnose for anyone but an experienced plumber. Do not entrust your plumbing to an amateur, as he or she could end up damaging all the pipes in the house. Dirty water If the ...