How To Prevent Plumbing Emergencies
Steve Kirkland • October 1, 2022
Some plumbing emergencies can be prevented by simply being careful. Below are three quick tips to prevent plumbing emergencies.
Prevent Clogs
- Use drain covers or strainers to prevent food from going down the drain.
- Don't pour cooking oil down the drain.
- Use traps in shower drains to prevent hair clogs.
Be Proactive
- Call a plumber at the first sign of leaks or clogs
- Don't wait to take action. Waiting can just make the problem worse.
- Take action to help prevent costly repairs.
Preventative Measures
- Old pipes and fixtures should be replaced.
- Have your plumber inspect your homes plumbing for leaks.
Check Your Water Heater
- Inspect your water heater annually to ensure its operating properly can prolong the life of your water heater.
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