Faucet leaks are fairly common because faucets have rubber seals inside that wear down due to age and daily use. Some faucets are easy to repair while others can be more difficult, so you may need to call a plumber for faucet repairs instead of trying to fix the leak yourself. Here are three ways a faucet might leak and how to make repairs.
1. Leak From A Side Seam
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Since most of your home's plumbing system is hidden behind walls and under your foundation (or in your basement), you probably don't give it much thought when things are running smoothly. Unfortunately, plumbing problems can occur at any time — and if left unaddressed, they can wreak a lot of havoc and cost you a lot of money.
By being on the lookout for some common plumbing "red flags," you'll know when it's time to call a plumber.
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When your home relies on a well for your water supply, the water pressure could be unpredictable. One of the most common problems that homeowners encounter with well water is low water pressure. Some homeowners write this off as a cost of having well water. The truth is that it doesn't have to be. Here's a look at a few things that your plumber can do to help you resolve your low water pressure problems.
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When you have a home that is larger than average, a lot can be different about the operational components, including the hot water heater. Before you visit the water heater sales center, it is helpful if you have a bit of guidance. Here are a few things you may want to know in advance.
1. Do you need a large water heater if you have a larger home?
You may need a large water heater if you have a larger home, but not always.
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Natural gas is typically a safe and efficient energy source for your home, but occasionally a leak can occur in a gas line. These leaks can lead to dangerous situations if you don't catch the problem early enough. The following are five signs of a gas leak that you need to be aware of.
1. Foul Odors
Although natural gas is odorless in nature, the utility companies include an additive that gives natural gas its signature odor of rotting eggs.
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