Common causes of leaks in plumbing systems that may require repair include deteriorated pipes, loose fittings, high water pressure, corrosion, and faulty seals.

Some eco-friendly options for toilet installations that can help conserve water and reduce utility bills include low-flow toilets, dual-flush toilets, and composting toilets.

Common signs of a problem with kitchen plumbing include slow draining sinks, gurgling noises coming from the drains, foul odors coming from the sink or drains, water pooling around the sink or dishwasher, and low water pressure in the faucet.

To prevent future clogs in your sewer drain after it has been cleared, you can consider the following measures:<br /><br />1. Avoid flushing non-biodegradable items down the toilet.<br />2. Use a hair catcher in the shower and bathtub drains to prevent hair buildup.<br />3. Dispose of cooking grease and oil in a proper container instead of pouring it down the drain.<br />4. Regularly clean out debris from drain strainers and stoppers.<br />5. Consider scheduling regular professional drain cleaning maintenance to prevent buildup.

As a licensed plumber, we ensure the quality and longevity of plumbing repairs by using high-quality materials, following industry best practices, conducting thorough inspections, and providing warranties on our workmanship.