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How Do I Check For Storm Plumbing Damage After A Hurricane Or Major Storm?
After a hurricane or major coastal storm, storm plumbing damage can hide long after the wind and rain stop. Heavy rainfall, flooding, shifting soil, fallen trees and debris can affect water lines, sewer pipes, outdoor plumbing and other parts of the system. Some problems show up right away, while others start with small warning signs…
Read MoreHow Do I Know If I Have A Water Service Line Leak?
A water service line leak can be hard to spot because the pipe usually runs underground between the main water supply and your home. Unlike a dripping faucet or leaking toilet, the problem can stay hidden below the yard while water escapes into the soil. Homeowners might first notice unusual wet areas, changes in water…
Read MoreWhy Is Water Backing Up Into My Bathtub When I Flush The Toilet?
If you notice water backing up into bathtub when you flush the toilet, the problem usually goes deeper than the bathroom fixture itself. Your toilet, tub and other drains connect to the same larger drainage system, so when a blockage restricts that system, wastewater can move toward the lowest available drain instead of flowing safely…
Read MoreWhy Is My Sewer Cleanout Overflowing?
If your sewer cleanout is overflowing, wastewater is likely struggling to move through the main drain or sewer line. Instead of flowing safely away from your home, water can rise through the cleanout because something is blocking the line farther downstream. This can happen because of grease, wipes, tree roots, heavy buildup, damaged piping or…
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