Do Phoenix Homes Need a Sump Pump? Standing Water After the Monsoon
Whether your Phoenix home needs a sump pump starts with one question: does it have a basement? Here is when a pump helps and what to do about yard water.
Straight answers from the team at Brian McQuistion Plumbing & Drain on drains, sewer lines, water lines, water heaters, leaks and everything else that goes wrong under a Phoenix-area home.
Whether your Phoenix home needs a sump pump starts with one question: does it have a basement? Here is when a pump helps and what to do about yard water.
The line from the meter to your house is a common gray area. Who owns which part can vary by water provider, so confirm yours before you dig or pay.
A humming disposal means the motor has power but something is jamming the grinding plate. Here is the safe way to check before you call.
The right water heater is the one your house, gas supply, and hot-water habits can support. Here is how to tell tank from tankless for your home.
One weak faucet and a weak house tell two different stories. Here is how to narrow down the cause before you call a plumber.
Snaking cuts or pulls a clog out. Hydro jetting washes the pipe walls with high-pressure water. A look inside the pipe decides which one fits.
One leak is a repair. Leaks that keep coming in different places are a reason to talk about repiping. Here is what to look at first.
A backup after a big storm can start in your house line or in the city's main. Here is what to do first, what to check, and who to call.
A spike in your water bill has a few usual causes. Check your meter, toilets, irrigation and anything that fills on its own before you call.
A camera on a cable shows the inside of your sewer line: roots, cracks, sags, and buildup. It points to the fix you need.
Test the other fixtures first. One toilet clogging is a toilet problem. If everything drains slowly or backs up, look at the sewer line.
Hard water is one reason a Phoenix tank heater ages fast, but not the only one. Here is what decides its lifespan and how to check yours.