by Preferred Plumbing and Rooter Service | Oct 13, 2021 | Uncategorized
Commercial plumbers are different from your average residential plumber. While they ultimately have many of the same skillsets and knowledge base, they do, however, differ quite drastically. Residential plumbers, as their title implies, specialize in the plumbing...
by Preferred Plumbing and Rooter Service | Oct 6, 2021 | Uncategorized
Plumbing leaks can happen anywhere at any time, even completely out of the blue. However, nothing is quite worse than realizing that your leak is below the slab of your home, also known as the foundation. That means that in order to repair a slab leak, or a leak that...
by Preferred Plumbing and Rooter Service | Sep 24, 2021 | Uncategorized
A plumbing emergency is called an emergency for an obvious reason: it needs to be taken care of quickly. Letting a plumbing emergency go on for many days can not only cause plumbing interferences and inconveniences, but it can also be a potential danger to your home...
by Preferred Plumbing and Rooter Service | Sep 20, 2021 | Uncategorized
Water dribbling noises, musky smells, the sudden appearance of mold or mildew, wet spots that consistently reappear: these are all signs of a potential water leak somewhere inside your home. Water leaks can be very small and sneaky in the beginning. You likely won’t...
by Preferred Plumbing and Rooter Service | Sep 15, 2021 | Uncategorized
Dealing with any type or intensity of drain clog can be stressful. After all, you just want your drains to be clean and clear so that you can continue using your sink, bathtub, shower, or toilet like normal. So, it’s understandable to be frustrated with a drain clog,...
by Preferred Plumbing and Rooter Service | Sep 7, 2021 | Uncategorized
Every day, your sink and faucet get used – probably more than a dozen times. You wash your face in the morning. You wash your hands when you come home from work and after each time you use the bathroom. You use water from your sink to clean your dishes. You wash your...
