Emergency Services

 Leaky pipes are like a guest that won't go away. They drip, waste water and, worst of all, can cause serious damage to your home. The consequences of a leaking pipe go beyond the immediate inconvenience of dripping water. Water damage can lead to expensive repairs and the formation of mould, among other things. This is why it is essential to take action on a leaking pipe as soon as possible. Water damage Water damage is one of the most serious consequences of a leaking pipe because it can damage the structure of the house, including drywall, floors and ceilings. If not addressed, water damage can become so extensive that the structural integrity of the home is compromised.  Homeowners may also face costly repairs to address water damage, including mould remediation and replacement of damaged materials. Addressing a leaking pipe as early as possible can prevent significant water damage and save money in the long run. Mould growth   Mould growth is another serious consequ...

  With a shower, you should be able to rely on it being good and hot when you need it. But remember that the hot water from the shower comes from the hot water tank. The water needs to be hot there to provide you with hot water at the shower head. Although the water heater is the first place to start to find out why the water in the shower is not getting hot, there may be other causes that are preventing you from having a hot shower when you need it. Water heater Make sure the water heater temperature is set correctly. If the water in the shower never gets hot, the problem may be with the water heater's temperature control. In an electric water heater, one of the elements may be burnt out so that the water only gets hot for a short time or not at all. In older water heaters, the immersion pipe for the cold water supply may be damaged. Instead of directing the incoming cold water directly to the burner, a defective immersion tube can direct the cold water directly into the hot wate...