Plumbing issues homeowners can attempt to fix on their own before calling a plumber
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A Guide to Do-It-Yourself Plumbing Tips
Running toilet: A common problem that can often be fixed by replacing the flapper valve or fill valve.
Slow or clogged drains: This can often be fixed by using a plunger or a drain snake to remove the blockage.
Leaky faucet: A leaky faucet can often be fixed by replacing the washer or O-ring.
Low water pressure: This can often be fixed by cleaning the aerator, checking for leaks in the pipes, or checking the main water supply.
Toilet not flushing properly: This can often be fixed by adjusting the water level in the tank, replacing the flapper valve, or unclogging the trap.
Garbage disposal not working: This can often be fixed by resetting the disposal or removing a foreign object that may be stuck in it.
Water heater pilot light went out: This can often be fixed by relighting the pilot light.
Sump pump not working: This can often be fixed by checking the power supply and the float switch.
Water softener not working: This can often be fixed by checking the power supply, cleaning the resin bed and adding salt if needed.
It is important to note that while these problems may be fixable by a homeowner, it’s always best to consult with a professional plumber if you are unsure about how to proceed or if the problem persists after you have attempted to fix it.
I called these guys to replace a water heater. Lalo explained to me the basic ins and outs of a water heater to keep it going strong. I was asking him about all the other issues I had around the house and he gave me some helpful tips that I could do myself before I called him back. I felt like I was bugging him, but he remained nice and cool the whole time
