Plumbing Tips For Those Who Live In Older Houses
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6 March 2023
When you live in an older home, you get used to some things not working perfectly. This is likely true of your plumbing as well. Plumbing was not always as well-planned years ago, and pipes and fixtures do age. As such, you may benefit from some of the following plumbing tips for people who live in older homes.
Fix leaking faucets.
When a faucet starts leaking, it is easy to shrug your shoulders, say "
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2 Signs It's Time To Have Your Home's Old Cast Iron Pipes Replaced
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24 February 2023
If you live in an older home that has the original plumbing system with cast iron pipes, you may be wondering whether you should consider having them replaced. Since you likely do not know of any obvious leaks, you may be on the fence, thinking that the pipes will last for a few more years.
However, especially with old cast iron pipes, they may be deteriorating faster than you realize. Below are a couple of signs you should look for that indicate it is time to have your home's old cast iron pipes replaced.
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Plumbing Emergencies That Will Have You Call A 24-Hour Plumber
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21 February 2023
A plumbing emergency can disrupt your quality of life, especially if it occurs at night or on weekends. You may need a backup plan for when your regular plumber can't come to your rescue.
You can try to DIY a solution, but it may not be a good idea if you're not a professional.
One of the best plumbing backup plans is to have a professional 24-hour plumber's number. You can call them whenever you have an emergency and prevent further damage to your property.
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Reduce The Risk Of Leaks With Repiping
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9 February 2023
Repiping is when a plumber replaces all the water pipes in your home with new ones. It's a big undertaking, but it's necessary when your plumbing is old and deteriorated to the point where leaks are frequent. Here's when repiping may be needed and things to know about having the work done.
When To Think About Repiping
If your pipes are several decades old, they may be corroded or coated with minerals from hard water.
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