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Top Plumbing Tips to Keep Your Home Cool and Efficient this Summer

As summer approaches, it's essential to prepare your plumbing system to ensure a comfortable and efficient season. The rising temperatures and increased water usage can put stress on your pipes, but with the right precautions, you can avoid plumbing issues and keep your home cool. In this blog post, we'll share valuable summer plumbing tips to help you maintain a comfortable living environment. Implementing these best practices will not only prevent common problems but also save you time, money, and potential headaches. Inspect and Maintain Your Cooling System One of the key components of staying cool during summer is your air conditioning system. Ensure it's running efficiently by scheduling regular maintenance with a professional HVAC technician. Clean or replace filters, check refrigerant levels and inspect ductwork for any leaks that could lead to water damage or reduced cooling capacity. Check Outdoor Faucets and Sprinkler Systems Outdoor plumbing fixtures like faucets

Emergency Plumbing Services: What to Look for and When to Call

Are you in need of emergency plumbing services in Ohio? When a plumbing emergency strikes, it can cause major disruptions to your daily life and even damage your property. That's why it's important to know what to look for in an emergency plumbing service provider and when to call for help. At Prestige Plumbing , we understand the urgency of plumbing emergencies and are dedicated to providing prompt and reliable service to our customers. Here are some tips on what to look for in an emergency plumbing service provider and when to give us a call. 24/7 Availability Plumbing emergencies can happen at any time, day or night. That's why it's crucial to choose a plumbing service provider that offers 24/7 availability. At Prestige Plumbing, we have a team of licensed and experienced plumbers available around the clock to handle your emergency plumbing needs. Prompt Response Time When you're dealing with a plumbing emergency, time is of the essence. You don't want to be

Plumbing Emergencies To Watch Out For

When a plumbing disaster strikes, don't panic and stay informed. Unfortunately, plumbing emergencies are more common than most of us think, and that can be distressing for homeowners, especially those of us who are less prepared than we'd like to be. However, knowing about 2 of the most common emergencies can help you to take action should the time come. Here's what you should look out for: Sump Pump Failure A damaged sump pump can really put a damper on your day (no pun intended). A sump pump functions as an emergency device that redirects water away from your home. So, what do you do if your emergency backup plan isn't in order? Your best shot at saving your home from a flood is to practice prevention. Make sure your sump pump isn't clogged, and if so, do some internal cleaning before the weather calls for heavy storms. Double-check that it can power on properly and that the switch isn't jammed. And, for tips on how to handle a flood, check out our most re

What is Plumbing Excavation?

We're moving the Earth and tackling your exterior plumbing needs! When you think of the term "excavation," you probably think of construction work: contractors might use an excavator to level out the ground for home, deck, or pool building. However, plumbing excavation serves a bit of a different purpose. Although we do need to use excavation equipment to achieve our goals, those goals are not the same. Plumbing excavation refers to the process of digging into the ground to either repair or install sewage lines, water lines, or gas lines. Do you have trees planted close to your home? If you do, you may eventually consider our plumbing excavation services. Why? Because tree roots can grow on-top of or around pipe lines underneath the soil, and they can puncture the pipes, disrupting the supply of water or gas to your home. Blockage in general is a main reason for excavation. If a pipe is blocked, it can cause major damage to your building. Another key reason for excavatio

Prevent Basement Flooding: Prestige Plumbing

Prevent basement flooding with these tips from Prestige Plumbing. They say April Showers bring May flowers, but the change in weather conditions is not all daisies and tulips for some. This is because, from here through summer, we're in the prime season for flash floods. That means potential basement flooding and repair costs, not to mention hours of cleanup. However, the good news is that there are a few preventative measures you can follow that might save you from the consequences of excess rain and thunderstorms. First of all, if your basement has flooded, don't panic. Turn off your water valve and call an experienced plumbing service immediately . If this requires you to completely shut off your plumbing, make sure not to use your washer, dryer, dishwasher, or other machines that rely on water as the main energy source. Shut off electricity, but if the water in the basement is blocking your path, do NOT pass. There may be open circuits that could cause electrocution. If

Should You Repair or Replace Your Laundry Faucet?

Leaky water faucets may require an experienced plumber. Sometimes, it can be hard to tell if your faucet needs attention, and this is especially the case with laundry faucets, which are built differently than the average system. You may be wondering if it's appropriate to repair or replace the unit; where's the line, and when should you call in a professional? Take a look below as we expose two areas of evaluation: Water pressure When water releases, does it come out slow and weak? Or does it shoot out with high pressure? Whatever the case, neither are good scenarios. Abnormal water pressure can have many causes and is not always a faucet issue. You'll first want to decipher the cause. Doe the pipes need tightening? Do you need to check your pressure regulator? If you evaluate these concerns and the results are still unsatisfactory, you may need a plumber to address seam and fixture issues. You will also need to contact a plumber should the direction of the water point at