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PROBLEMS WE FIX

  • ✔️ Burst pipes & water leaks
  • ✔️ Clogged sinks, showers & drains
  • ✔️ Sewer line backups & repairs
  • ✔️ Water heater repair & installation
  • ✔️ Garbage disposal install & repair
  • ✔️ Toilet clogs & replacements
  • ✔️ Faucet & fixture leaks
  • ✔️ Low water pressure issues
  • ✔️ Sump pump repair & replacement
  • ✔️ Full bathroom & kitchen plumbing

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QUESTIONS

Your water heater is making rumbling noises because of a thick sediment layer at the bottom of the tank, essentially a deeper version of the popping problem. When the burner fires beneath heavy scale, large volumes of trapped water boil simultaneously and shake the entire tank, producing a sound like distant thunder rolling through the house. The vibration stresses the glass lining and can accelerate…

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Your gas water heater is not igniting for a reason somewhere along the fuel or ignition path, so work through it methodically. Confirm the gas supply valve is fully open and that other gas appliances in the home still work, which quickly rules out a utility outage or an empty propane tank. Check that the control knob is set to the on position rather than…

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Your water heater pilot light is probably not staying lit because the thermocouple has weakened or drifted out of position. This small copper probe sits directly in the pilot flame and generates a tiny voltage that tells the gas valve it is safe to remain open; when the signal drops, the valve closes as a designed safety measure. Cleaning the tip with fine abrasive and…

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Your water heater leaking from the top is usually repairable, which is genuinely good news compared with a bottom leak. The most frequent cause is a loose or corroded connection at the cold inlet or hot outlet nipple, where dissimilar metals cause galvanic corrosion over years of service. Tightening the fittings or replacing the nipples with dielectric unions solves most cases. The temperature and pressure…

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Your water heater leaking from the bottom usually has one of three explanations, ranging from trivial to terminal. First, the drain valve may be dripping, either because it was not fully closed after a flush or because the plastic valve body has degraded; swapping it for a brass valve is inexpensive. Second, water escaping from a fitting or the relief valve higher up can run…

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