The squealing noise indicates a failure in your pressure reducing valve. Increased water pressure and debris have caused turbulence within the valve, resulting in the sound you're hearing. This valve requires replacement to resolve the issue.

Yes, a constantly running toilet is a significant concern. It indicates a malfunction within the toilet tank, which can lead to a substantial increase in your water bill if left unaddressed.

A sudden increase in your water bill can be attributed to several factors. These include a dripping faucet, a malfunctioning toilet fill valve that doesn't shut off completely, or an underground leak in your plumbing system. Over the course of a month, these issues can accumulate, resulting in a noticeable rise in your water consumption and subsequent bill.

The lifespan of a water heater varies depending on its type and maintenance. Electric water heaters typically last 12-14 years, while gas tank water heaters can function for 14-16 years, provided they are regularly flushed and maintained. Tankless water heaters are designed to operate for approximately 20 years.

It is recommended to flush your water heater every 1-2 years to maintain its efficiency and prolong its lifespan.

Low water pressure is often related to issues with the pressure reducing valve and expansion tanks in your plumbing system. We recommend contacting our professional team to accurately diagnose and rectify the problem.

An expansion tank is a small, auxiliary tank mounted above the water heater. Its purpose is to absorb excess pressure generated within the overall plumbing system when water is heated, helping to maintain stable pressure throughout your home.

To safely un-jam your garbage disposal, first ensure the power is disconnected. Then, use the allen wrench provided with your disposal, inserting it into the bottom of the unit to dislodge any debris. If you're unable to clear the jam, our professional team is available to assist you with this process.

Our professional plumbers possess extensive training and certification in all aspects of plumbing. They are well-versed in proper techniques, safety protocols, and the potential consequences of various plumbing repairs and installations. This expertise ensures that your plumbing issues are resolved correctly and safely.