A pipe bursting in the middle of the night might be more terrifying than a nightmare. When it comes to a plumbing emergency, every passing minute matters. That’s why Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc. is always prepared to meet your needs 24/7. Not sure if your plumbing issue is one that needs immediate attention? Below you will find three signs you need emergency plumbing services.
Having ready-to-go hot water in our homes is a great luxury- one that many people take for granted until it’s not there when they need it. The good news is that water heaters do a pretty good job of letting us know when they might be on their way out, as long as you know what to look for. Certain signs could mean you need a new water heater installation. Read on to learn more about those signs from the team at Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc.
Could your house benefit from cleaner water? Tired of spending a fortune on bottled water? Consider adding a reverse osmosis water system to your home. One of the plumbing services offered by the professionals at Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc., the installation of a reverse osmosis water system comes with many benefits for you and your family.
A lot about taking a shower comes down to personal preference. The temperature you choose, the length of time you spend in the shower, and the products you use differ greatly from person to person. However, one thing we can all agree on is that a shower with low water pressure is a major disappointment. At Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc., we never want you to start your day with a disappointing shower, so today we’re discussing the three top reasons it may be happening in your home.
If you’ve ever experienced a plumbing or HVAC system-related emergency, you know the worst part is typically the timing of the problem. Somehow, these system emergencies always seem to happen at the worst possible time, and you’re left feeling unprepared and frustrated. That’s why our team at Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc. is so excited to offer our amazing customers a chance to join our Family Savings Plan so you can receive priority service as well as discounted maintenance services! Read on to learn if this program sounds right for you.
If you’ve ever had to call a plumber, it was probably pretty obvious that you needed one. When your pipes burst or your toilet breaks, you know you need a plumber. However, there are other times when it may be less obvious that a plumber is needed. Today on the blog, your friends at Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc. are discussing the uncommon times you should call a plumber.
Your sewer lines are an important part of your home’s plumbing. They travel from several locations inside your home to the main sewer line outside your home, eventually meeting up with the main city’s sewage system or your septic system. Cracks or damage to your home’s sewer line can lead to backups, structural damage, and costly repairs. Today on the blog, the expert team at Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc. is discussing how tree roots can cause this damage to your sewer lines, and what you can do about it.
Clogged toilets are hardly an uncommon occurrence for homeowners. While it’s true they are annoying and inconvenient, the average homeowner is usually able to handle the problem himself. However, there are a few times when a stubborn clog warrants a call to a professional plumber, and today your friends at Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc. are discussing them.
If you’re considering a kitchen remodel in your Kokomo home, it can be tempting to try and save some money by doing some or all of the work yourself. If you’re reasonably handy and can follow instructions on YouTube, you can probably handle refinishing cabinets, replacing light fixtures, and maybe even some tile work. However, when it comes to plumbing, it’s always best to use a professional plumbing company. At Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc., we’ve seen what can go wrong when homeowners attempt to redo their plumbing themselves. Listed below are the top three problems with DIY kitchen plumbing.
A common mistake many homeowners make is assuming that their toilets and drains can handle anything that will fit or flush down. However, residential septic tanks simply were not made to handle every type of waste. In fact, the only things that should end up in your septic tank are toilet paper, personal water use, and human waste. To save yourself a significant amount of money on sewer line cleanings and repairs, follow these tips from your friends at Quality Plumbing & Heating Inc.