Professional plumbers, like those at Cure all Plumbing, have the right tools and advanced technology to diagnose sewer line issues easy, fast and accurate. How do our certified plumbers go about this task? We utilize the help of sewer line scopes or camera inspections!
Read MoreClogged drains can be caused by a handful of things, ranging from simple to more serious solutions. In most cases, drain clogs are caused by objects, hair, or other debris in the drain lines. Although no clogged drain is ideal, these problems are generally simple to solve.
Read MoreOften times a single drain will clog or back up, not allowing waste from that drain to transfer to the main sewer pipe. If this is the case then you need to clean out that specific drain, as it may not be your main sewer line.
Read MoreAll toilets generally make some kind of noise. However, if your toilet seems excessively noisy it could be that the water flow to the tank is being restricted somehow.
Read MoreProbably one of the funnier questions, and one of our favorites! In general when taking a shower a large amount of your water supply is being directed at your shower head.
Read MoreProbably one of the most frequent questions we are asked, the first thing to take a look at is your water heater. Older models are less energy efficient and thus create higher utility costs.
Read MoreAnother effect of hard water, you may often smell a slight odor or taste a certain bitterness.
Read MoreThere are a few different reasons why your hot water may be running out so quickly. One may be that you have a small water tank. Another reason may be that your hot water heater isn’t performing up to par.
Read MorePipes should NEVER make noise and if yours seem to be it is advised you call a professional plumbing expert immediately.
Read MoreThere are many “tips” that circulate regarding your disposal. Eggshells help strengthen the blades, lemon peels make it smell good etc. etc. The 3 things you really need to know are…
Read MoreWe actually get asked this question a lot, and many people are surprised to find that they have hard water in their home! All water generally starts as soft water. Once water comes in contact with natural minerals such as calcium, lime, magnesium & chalk, to name a few, the water becomes hard.
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