Simple Plumbing Tips

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Simple Plumbing Tips
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Perform a routine inspection

• Routine inspection of your home or businesses'
  important water system appliances is a good place
  to start. Any give or movement under a tile or
  water fixture is a sure sign of rot and deposits.
  You should repair them immediately and it goes
  without saying don't dispose of grout, caulk or
  other sealant material down the drain.

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Water Heaters

• Inspecting the performance of your home or
  businesses' water heater appliance will save a
  good amount of money by the time winter's cold
  weather arrives. If an early inspection reveals
  performance issues, expensive repairs can be
  avoided with routine maintenance. The harder the
  water tank works to heat the water, the greater
  the monthly utility cost will be.

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Toilets

• The most frequently used water appliances in any
  home are always the toilets. Simple repairs may
  include removing old, damaged caulk and applying
  a new seal they may need a part replaced in the
  function area of the toilet as well. A common
  part to become damaged from regular use is the
  flapper and stopper. The flapper controls when
  the toilet shuts off and the rubber stopper
  prevents the full bowl from leaking down the
  sides of the toilet. Regular inspection and
  replacement of these parts is a cost-effective
  repair to prevent water damage and hygiene issues
  for business owners.

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Plumbing Pipes

• Plumbing pipes will expand, (if they are copper),
  and move during water operation without fixtures
  holding them in place. Pipes are easily damaged
  when not held in place internal leaks and
  infrastructure damage will result in very
  expensive plumbing repairs. Regular inspection of
  the above mentioned areas in any home and
  business will save owners hundreds and thousands
  in plumbing expenses. Take some time to determine
  the condition of your water appliances and you
  are guaranteed to save money.