FAQs About Plumbing Services

You should always hire a licensed plumber to handle any issue that you cannot fix yourself or if the problem is an extensive issue that needs specialized equipment or knowledge. Common issues that require a plumber include sewer line problems, major leaks, water heater repairs, and pipe repairs.

The cost of plumbing services will depend on the nature of the issue and how extensive that issue is. The best thing you can do is contact a licensed plumbing contractor and request a free estimate.

Common plumbing issues that require the assistance of a plumber include water heater issues, leaking pipes, sewer line issues, and drain clogs. 

Yes, plumbers can assist with bathroom and kitchen remodeling projects. They can handle all the plumbing work such as the installation of new fixtures, rerouting pipes, and properly securing all plumbing connections.

Regularly inspecting your plumbing system can catch concerns early and allow you to fix them before they become more serious and cost you more money. It is recommended that you have your plumbing system inspected once a year.

The lifespan of your water heater will depend on the type of water heater you have, its usage, and how often maintenance is performed. On average, a hot water tank lasts between 8-12 years while a tankless water heater can last up to 20 years.

If you experience a plumbing emergency, the first thing you should do is shut off your main water supply. After that, contact a local plumbing company to come inspect the issue and fix it.

Yes, plumbers are trained to fix any sewer line issue. They can inspect your sewer line to determine the cause of an issue, perform the necessary repairs or replacements, and ensure that your sewer line is functioning properly.

It will depend on your insurance policy and the cause of the issue. It is best to consult your insurance provider to determine if the plumbing repairs that you need are covered by your homeowner's insurance.

Performing routine maintenance is the best way to prevent plumbing issues. Additionally, you should avoid flushing non-flushable items, insulate pipes in the winter, and schedule annual inspections with a licensed plumber.