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Plumbers install and repair the pipes, fixtures and appliances that bring water into a house and take waste out of it - supply lines, drains, water heaters, toilets, sinks, showers, and, for some firms, wells, septic systems and water treatment.
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Call a plumber for leaks, low water pressure, slow or backed-up drains, a water heater that is leaking or not heating, sewer smells, or any new fixture that needs pipes moved. A burst pipe or sewage backing up is an emergency; shut off the main water valve and call.
Replacing a faucet cartridge or clearing a sink trap is well within DIY.
Plumbers diagnose leaks and blockages, repair or replace pipe, install and service water heaters and fixtures, clear and camera-inspect drain lines, and bring systems up to code. Work that moves or adds supply or drain lines generally needs a permit and an inspection.
Tankless units heat on demand and take less space, but cost more to install and may need gas line or electrical upgrades. Tank heaters cost less up front and are simpler to replace. A plumber can size either for your household.
A camera run through the drain line to find roots, breaks, sags or blockages. It is worth doing before buying an older house and before paying for a major sewer repair.
Common causes include a partly closed valve, a failing pressure regulator, mineral build-up in fixtures, hidden leaks, or corroded pipe. A plumber can test pressure at the main and narrow it down.
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