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We don’t often think about the plumbing in our homes unless there is a problem. Unfortunately, if a problem has arisen, we typically need help, and fast. The majority of a home’s plumbing is out of sight. We often don’t realize that there is a problem until it has developed into a major concern.
At CPI Plumbing Inc. we are here to assist you with all your plumbing needs, from installations to repairs, minor drips to major leaks. We have compiled the list below to give you answers to the top 10 most frequently asked plumbing questions. Don’t hesitate to reach out to our team at CPI Plumbing Inc. for more info and assistance with all your plumbing needs.
We can install a variety of plumbing fixtures including sinks, toilets, showers, bathtubs, and more.
Yes, we offer water filtration services to improve the quality of your drinking water. Contact us to learn more about our filtration systems.
Oftentimes, the handle gets stuck. This causes the flapper to remain open. When the flapper is open, water will continue to flow into the bowl. Try tightening, oiling, or replacing the handle.
For stubborn clogs, try using a snake. Feed the snake down the drain carefully to dislodge the clog and remove the blockage. but many times you need professional help, and we’re only a phone call away at (951) 674-3286. We can help remove the clog, and clean out your shower or tub drain.
Sometimes it is possible to fix the problem yourself, but many times you need professional help, and we’re only a phone call away at (951) 674-3286. We can help remove the clog, clean out the strainer basket, and for the air hose (which vents the dishwasher) we can remove any food buildup or debris. These are the easy steps, then we go further to resolve the plumbing issue to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
Turn the disposal off, and disconnect from power. Check to see if anything is lodged in the disposal. Sometimes, utensils or other small objects fall in. If there is no blockage, plug it back in and reset. Also make sure to check your breaker. If this doesn’t fix it, it’s time to call a plumber.
The most common cause of faucet leaks is a failed gasket, o-ring, or valve. This is often an easy fix. Most of the time, those parts can simply be replaced without replacing the whole faucet.
You may have a silent or hidden leak. This happens often in toilets. Try putting food coloring in the tank of your toilet. Do not use the toilet for 1 hour. After an hour, if there is color in the bowl, you have a leak.
Tankless hot water heaters are great because they never run out of hot water. A storage tank hot water has a limited capacity (whatever the size of the tank), while a tankless can heat unlimited amounts as it passes through the system. Additionally tankless hot water heaters save you money, since you are only heating the water you use, not the amount that is sitting in the tank. Plus depending on your water or gas utility there may be cash rebates available for switching to eligible tankless water heaters
This can be caused by unsecured pipes. When pipes are not properly supported, they often move and bump against floor joists as water flows through them.
For those of you that are in the mountain communities or experience occasional freezing. Insulating your pipes is the best way to prevent them from freezing. If you cannot access your pipes to insulate them, leave the water on a slow drip on very cold nights, to keep water flowing and prevent freezing.
While it may seem that showers or baths use large amounts of water, the toilet typically uses the most water in the home. This is because it is used most frequently. Keep your water bill low by ensuring that all toilets are running properly, with no leaks.
While it may seem that showers or baths use large amounts of water, the toilet typically uses the most water in the home. This is because it is used most frequently. Keep your water bill low by ensuring that all toilets are running properly, with no leaks.
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