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You may have seen a service listed on our website among our many other plumbing services for backflow prevention testing. What does that mean, and is it something you may need done?
Backflow prevention is a very important service for the homes that need it, but not all do. It depends on the type of plumbing you have in your home. Below, we’ll explain what backflow prevention is about and how to help you find out if you need it.
Low water pressure is a major annoyance for a home. It’s hard to shower, cook, or clean when water only comes out weakly from taps and showerheads.
But high water pressure isn’t any better and in some ways, it’s worse. People are less likely to notice higher water pressure when it happens and won’t take the steps necessary to have it fixed by calling plumbers in Tallahassee. Make no mistake, high water pressure is a major problem that you’ll want corrected as soon as possible—and you’ll need to have professional plumbers provide you with the solution.
We know it’s tempting to try to tackle a plumbing problem in your home as a DIY project. Maybe you can save a few dollars that way. Or you can hire a handyman to do the job, somebody who comes cheaper than hiring professional plumbers in Fort Walton Beach.
Please don’t do either! Non-professional “plumbers” (including you!) will end up costing you a lot more than you would ever save. There are numerous reasons to only hire licensed professional plumbers, and we’ll highlight the top ones below.
Hidden leaks can turn into a genuine nightmare for a homeowner. Unlike visible plumbing issues, these leaks can quietly cause significant damage over time, leading to costly repairs and even health hazards.
In this post, our Peaden Pros will guide you through the warning signs that may indicate hidden leaks in your home. If you do suspect you’ve got a leaky house, do not hesitate to call our plumbers in Pace for fast and effective repairs.
When you run into troubles with your home’s plumbing, it can sometimes put you into a panic. You’ll feel like you need to call an emergency plumber in Mobile County. But maybe you’re overreacting and the problem isn’t as urgent as you think. How can you tell what situation you’re in?
First, before we go farther, the best way to determine if your current plumbing woe is a true emergency is if it feels like an emergency to you. Our Peaden Pros believe that if you think something is an emergency, it’s best to treat it as one. You won’t regret moving fast, and if you’re correct, you’ll prevent extensive damage (possibly even structural) and bigger repair costs in the long run.
Slab leaks are one of the most challenging and potentially damaging plumbing problems you can face as a homeowner. These leaks happen under the concrete foundation of a home, and that makes them difficult to repair—or even locate—unless you’re a plumbing professional.
The most important thing you need to know about slab leaks as a homeowner is how to tell that you have one in the first place so you can call for our professionals to handle slab leak repair in Fort Walton Beach, FL. Below, we’ve put together a list of the more common warning signs of slab leaks. Don’t sleep on these! You want to take action soon if there’s a possibility of one of these leaks under your home.
One of the vital plumbing jobs we do for our customers is drain and sewer cleaning. Drain cleaning is a useful service that can unclog stubbornly stuck drains and work as a preventive measure that keeps clogs away and helps the plumbing system last for longer.
Sewer line cleaning is a bigger job, and it’s one that many homeowners don’t give much thought to. We can’t blame people for not wanting to think about their sewer lines. But if a sewer line becomes excessively dirty or has tree root intrusions, it can end up as a major fiasco for a home.
We want to help you know when it’s time to schedule sewer cleaning in Mobile, AL. We’ll first look at why sewer cleaning is often essential, and then what to look for that will warn you you need it done.
Water leaks are a homeowner’s nightmare. Not only can they lead to significant damage, but they can also spike up your water bill, sometimes without you even realizing there’s a problem. Recognizing the signs of a water leak in your home early on is crucial to mitigating potential damage and costs. Let’s dive into the five key signs that indicate a leak and discuss how to tell if you have a plumbing leak.
As the summer heat approaches, it is normal to want to turn up the air conditioning, take multiple showers a day, and run the laundry more frequently. But with all these activities comes an increase in energy costs that can quickly add up over time. So, if you’re worried about your wallet, you might want to know how to save energy during the summer months. Luckily, you can take steps to increase your savings while still keeping cool and comfortable in your home.
Bugs and other pests from the sewer line are a nightmare for Florida homeowners. If you notice bugs coming from your sewer line, you must address the problem quickly before it becomes an infestation.
Pests like cockroaches and drain flies commonly live in sewer lines because they provide a safe and moist home where they can lay eggs.
You can take several steps to ensure your drains stay free of bugs and pests.
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While your sewer line may be one of the last places you’d like to call home, it’s a comfortable, safe space for pests. Sewer lines offer protection from the weather and other potentially harmful threats, making it a preferred nesting location. Many pests look for damp areas to lay their eggs.
Drains and sewer lines also provide bugs and pests with an endless food source. From your kitchen waste to your bathroom waste, pests love feeding on what you flush down your drains.
Drain flies are a common sewer line pest. They can be found in kitchens and bathrooms and center around your sink. Gray and fuzzy drain flies feed on the organic sludge that can accumulate in your drains. They lay their eggs in the drain, and the adults climb out.
To get rid of them, remove the built-up food source by:
You may need more than one application to kill the drain flies completely.
If you see roaches crawling out of your drains like a scene from a horror movie, then you want a plan to keep them out. The most important step is to make your home as uninviting as possible. Keep your drain clean from anything the roaches could eat.
Several types of bait and poison can help eliminate your problem if you have sewer roaches. You can also rely on professionals to help you get rid of them. They’ll thoroughly inspect and create a strategic plan to eliminate the problem.
Keep in mind that the sooner you act, the easier it will be to eliminate sewer roaches. Don’t wait to call a professional plumbing company if you see them.
If you’d rather leave your sewer line cleaning to professionals – we don’t blame you – Peaden Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Electrical is here to help. Our friendly and well-trained technicians will take care of your sewer lines.
We offer a full range of sewer line services, including:
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