Low water pressure can be caused by various factors, including clogged pipes, a faulty pressure reduction valve or faulty tapware. A series of tests can be preformed to identify the cause and resolve the issue. Don’t put up with pressure problems, call Josh today.

A running toilet is often due to a faulty outlet valve or a problem with the fill valve. Replacing these parts can usually resolve the issue and save water. 

Water heaters can leak due to corrosion, a faulty pressure relief valve, or a damaged tank. Address leaks promptly to prevent water damage and potential safety hazards.

Check your water meter when no water is being used. If it’s still moving, you likely have a hidden leak. You may also find  signs of water damage in vanity and kitchen cupboards, often this is caused by perished rubber trap seals or a leaking plug and waste connection. 

Smelly drains are commonly due to the accumulation of hair, soap scum, biofilm and other debris in the drain pipe. A combination of flushing, scrubbing, sanitizing and occasionally vacuuming (don’t try this with your Dyson) can eliminate even the harshest of drain smells. 

Rusty or discoloured water is often a sign of corroded steel water pipes in your home. Consider installing a water filter in your kitchen or replacing your steel water lines with new pex piping. 

Regular maintenance, such as checking for leaks, inspecting pipes, and testing shut-off valves, can help prevent plumbing emergencies. Knowing the location of your main water shut-off valve is also crucial in case of a sudden leak.

Sewer line backups can result from tree root infiltration, pipe deterioration, or blockages caused by flushing non-degradable items.