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Faucets that leak or supply lines with a steady drip are more than an annoyance. They can increase your water bill and eventually cause cabinet, flooring, or other water damage.
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Slow or clogged drains are often caused by grease, food particles, soap residue, and other debris collecting in the P-trap or drain line. Professional drain cleaning may be needed when the problem continues to return.
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A garbage disposal can jam or stop working when unsuitable food or other material gets inside. Always shut off power to the disposal before attempting any basic inspection.
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An under-sink leak may go unnoticed until you find moisture, damaged cabinetry, or other signs of water escaping from a supply or drain connection.
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If your hot water supply is unreliable, your water heater may need repair or replacement. We work with both conventional and tankless water heaters.
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Any suspected gas line problem involving a range or other appliance should be treated seriously and handled by a properly qualified professional.
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Hard water and other water quality concerns can leave mineral deposits on your faucets, fixtures, and appliances. Filtration and treatment options may help reduce these problems.
If you see a leak beneath the sink, shut off the water supply to the affected fixture when it is safe to do so.
Shut off power to a malfunctioning garbage disposal before inspecting it.
Keep grease, large food scraps, and other unsuitable materials out of your kitchen drain.
Use sink strainers to help keep debris out of the drain line.
Take photos of visible leaks, damaged pipes, or other symptoms when practical.
Let us know when the problem started and whether it has happened before.
Before a kitchen renovation, have the existing plumbing evaluated so you know what changes may be needed.
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