FAQ

If your toilet is overflowing, turn off the water supply to the toilet by locating the shut-off valve behind or beside the toilet. You can also prevent further overflow by lifting the tank lid and manually closing the flapper to stop water flow. Once the water is under control, contact us to diagnose and fix the issue.

A tool like a drain snake or plunger can help unclog your tub, however, refrain from unclogging your bathtub by yourself, contact a plumber for professional assistance.

A rising water bill can be indicative of several issues, including leaks, inefficient fixtures, or changes in water usage habits. To identify the cause, check for signs of leaks, monitor your water usage, and consider upgrading to water-efficient appliances and fixtures. Always contact a plumber to conduct a thorough inspection.

Signs of a water leak may include unexplained increases in water bills, water stains on walls or ceilings, musty odors, and the sound of running water when no fixtures are in use. Additionally, you can perform a simple meter test by turning off all water sources and checking if the meter continues to run. If you suspect a leak, call a plumber to conduct an inspection and repair.