When encountering low water flow from faucets in your home, it's important to take action. Start by turning on the cold water faucet by itself and observe the water flow. Then, repeat the process with the hot water faucet. If the water flow is significantly better on cold or hot side than the other, it could indicate a problem. In such cases, it is crucial to inform the customer about the possibility of clogged pipes or an active leak and advise them to consult a specialist. By addressing these issues promptly, they can prevent further damage to their plumbing system and ensure the efficient functioning of their faucets. Remember, it's essential to prioritize the customer's safety and the integrity of their home.

When conducting business within someone's home, it is important to be observant of any wet spots on walls or ceilings, as well as water stains. These can indicate an active or past leak that could potentially worsen over time. It is equally necessary to educate oneself about low water flow, as it might also be a sign of an underlying leak. (Please Read Low Water Flow Section on Home Page) To provide the best service, ask the customer if they would be open to the idea of a professional contacting them for a FREE No Obligation Consultation. By doing so, they can receive expert advice and guidance to address any potential issues effectively. Don't hesitate to prioritize the customer's peace of mind and the longevity of their home by encouraging them to explore this opportunity.

If you have used a hose bib outside your customers home or have recently been in the attic and noticed pipes that appear to be either gray steel or yellow plastic, it's crucial to address any potential issues with the piping system. As a plumber, you may come across such pipes while working under a sink, and if repiping is not part of your services, then please let us know. At our company, we receive numerous referrals from plumbers. In such cases, we recommend informing the customer about the importance of consulting an expert regarding their piping system. To ensure the best service, kindly ask the customer if they would be open to receiving a FREE No Obligation Consultation from one of our professionals. This way, they can benefit from expert advice and guidance to effectively address any concerns. Prioritizing the customer's peace of mind and the long-term durability of their home is crucial. Encourage them to explore this opportunity and take the necessary steps for their safety and satisfaction.

When you're at your customer's home and you experience brown or orange water flowing from their faucets, or see brown stains surrounding the tub, sinks, or even in the toilet, these are clear indications that your customer's plumbing system is made of galvanized steel pipes. It is crucial that they reach out to a specialist as soon as possible. Time is not the essence here; rather, it's about the extent of damage that could occur if the pipes are not replaced promptly. To address this issue effectively, politely ask your customer if they would be open to a referral to a knowledgeable expert who can discuss their concerns through a FREE No Obligation Consultation. This way, they can gain valuable insights and information without any obligations. Encourage them to take advantage of this opportunity to make an informed decision about their pipe replacement needs.

If you notice Builders Grade PEX or Polybutylene pipes in your customers newer home, it's essential to ensure they are functioning properly. To determine the condition of your pipes, ask the homeowners if they have encountered any issues with their manifold system. If they respond positively, offer to refer them to a professional who can thoroughly assess and address any potential problems. Our team provides a FREE No Obligation Consultation to evaluate the situation and propose appropriate solutions. Keep an eye out for old-looking gray pipes, which may appear plastic, and PEX pipes with crushed Crimp Rings. These signs could indicate underlying issues that require immediate attention. Trust our experts to fix any lingering problems and ensure the proper functioning of your home's plumbing system.