Slow Shower Drain or Low Flow? Common Causes
A slow shower can be a slow drain or a weak showerhead. Here is how to tell which problem you have and what to check first.
Plumbing answers about warning-signs for Phoenix-area homeowners.
A slow shower can be a slow drain or a weak showerhead. Here is how to tell which problem you have and what to check first.
A common cause of a sewer smell is a drain that has dried out. Here is the one safe check, the causes that need a plumber, and what to do if it smells like gas.
Plumbing broke in your rental? A plain-English guide to staying safe, documenting the damage, telling your landlord in writing, and what to do if no one answers.
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.
One weak faucet and a weak house tell two different stories. Here is how to narrow down the cause before you call a plumber.
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.
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.
Some plumbing problems can wait for daylight. Some cannot. Here is how to sort yours into call now, shut off and call, or safe to wait.
A slab leak is hidden. Here are signs to watch for, how to check your meter, and when to call a licensed plumber.
One slow fixture is usually a local clog. Several slow fixtures at once point to the main line. A quick check tells you which.