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Rarely should you hear any sounds coming from your home’s plumbing system, especially if it’s not in use. If you do, that is a likely sign that your plumbing system may have a problem that needs to be addressed by a professional. In particular, pay special attention to any banging or knocking sounds coming from your plumbing pipes.
Have you noticed a continuous drip coming from your faucet or showerhead? Not only is the constant dripping irritating, it’s also a red flag that something is wrong somewhere within your plumbing system. The dripping could be something as simple as a tap issue, or a much larger problem with your system’s water pressure. In any case, you’ll need to schedule a prompt plumbing repair with our pros as soon as possible.
If the water coming through your faucets or showerheads is discolored, you are in desperate need of a plumbing repair! Discolored water can be caused by a number of serious issues such as air trapped in the pipe, leaking, or rusting.
Drain issues can also be indicative of an underlying plumbing problem. Clogged or slow moving drains could be a sign of a broken plumbing pipe that needs to be repaired.
Sometimes your hot water heater reaches maximum capacity, forcing you to wait for hot water access. While this is pretty typical, especially as water heaters age, if you don’t have any hot water in the morning at the start of your day, there may be an additional plumbing problem at play. You’ll need to schedule a prompt plumbing repair to get to the root of the issue.
Poor or low water pressure is a strong indication that something is wrong with your plumbing system. You could be experiencing poor, low, or uneven water pressure due to a clogged pipe, a burst pipe, or even a damaged water heater. The only way to get to the bottom of it is to schedule a plumbing repair with our team.
During summer, grease, food particles, and even soap residue can build up in your sink over time, causing slow drainage. Hot weather can also harden some substances, worsening the issue. A good solution to try is using a plunger and pouring a mixture of baking soda and vinegar down the drain. If that doesn’t do the trick, call (931)293-1701 to schedule an expert plumbing repair!
A constantly running toilet is not only annoying, but can also waste a lot of water, especially during peak summer usage. The most common culprits are a worn-out flapper, an improperly adjusted float, or a broken fill valve. Replacing these parts is a relatively simple fix that our team can perform in no-time, and will save you tons of water and money!
Low water pressure during summer usually happens because of higher water demand or sediment buildup in your pipes or showerhead. Cleaning your showerhead and checking for leaks in your pipes should resolve the problem. If the issue persists, you’ll need to bring in an The Air Guys plumber to inspect your system for hidden blockages.
Sediment buildup in your water heater can cause it to make popping, rumbling, or banging noises. Summer is a good time to flush the tank and remove any sediment before it hardens further. If the problem continues, one of our expert plumbers can inspect and fix it for you!
Steps you can take include ensuring your sump pump is clean, the discharge line is free of blockages, and your pump is operational before a storm. Regular pump maintenance, especially before the rainy Chapel Hill, TN summer season, can help prevent unnecessary flooding in your basement.
Dripping faucets are often caused by worn-out washers or cartridges. Replacing these parts is usually a quick and affordable repair from our pros that can help save water during the summer months when usage peaks.
We are proud to serve Chapel Hill and beyond. Contact The Air Guys today to take care of all your home service needs.
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