That’s a good question, included in the category of “questions that you’d rather not hear the word yes to,” with other questions such as, “Am I getting sick?” and “Is my toilet clogged?” Though, if the answer is yes, you’d probably like to be notified when there is a leak in your home, correct? If not then this might not be the right blog for you.
We’re all about preparation and plumbing in Normal, IL here. Preparation includes being ready for pipe leaks when they inevitably occur. So, here’s the question framed in a better light:
“Is there a water leak in my home, and how can I tell?”
If that’s the question you’re asking, then we implore you to read on. We’re going to cover the basics on how to tell if your plumbing is leaking under your nose.
You wouldn’t believe the number of times homeowners call us for some infuriating toilet related issue. Either the toilet won’t flush because it’s running, or won’t flush because of some other reason, it seems pretty imperative that your toilet does the one thing it’s supposed to do—flush!
We know that you’re not always jumping for joy when it’s time for you to call a professional for plumbing service. We’re the professionals but we understand—the entire process can be inconvenient and expensive. Trust us though, it’s always worthwhile.
You don’t have to wait until you’re battling a clogged drain to call up a professional plumbing company for drain cleaning services. This is one of those services that’s best when it’s used as a preventative tool. You might not think of your plumbing system as an area of your home that needs a lot of preventative work but trust us—it is!
Sometimes you’re in a bit of a plumbing pinch and you just want a quick solution. We’ve all been there. The problem is that there really isn’t a “quick” fix to your plumbing problems—especially not one that you can DIY. If you’re struggling with the plumbing system in your home, the best thing you can do is call a professional plumber. If you’re really in a bind then we offer 24/ 7 emergency service calls.
Sometimes determining if you have a plumbing leak in your home is a little harder than you think. Unless the leak is leaking out into your living space, it might not be so apparent. There are many instances where the leak in your home leaks internally (i.e. within your walls or some other hidden part of your plumbing system) in these instances a leak might go unnoticed for a while.
Water heaters are just as prone to problems as any other home system. You may not notice them as often as, say, when your heater or air conditioner develops some sort of issue, but that doesn’t mean that they aren’t there. It’s important that you know what kinds of symptoms can indicate that there is some sort of problem with your water heater, so that you can call for repairs as soon as possible. The faster you notice that your water heater is dealing with some sort of issue, the more damage you can prevent by getting it fixed. Below are some of the common symptoms that indicate that your water heater is in need of repairs. 
If you’re anything like the average homeowner, you probably spend a lot of time in your bathroom over the course of a year. After all, it’s the room that contains a lot of plumbing appliances integral to your daily routine. It’s in your best interests to keep those appliances in the best possible shape over the years, so that you can continue relying on them on a daily basis. Follow the tips below to make sure that your bathroom plumbing appliances stay in the best possible shape. 
No other room in a house contains as many pipes and plumbing fixtures as the bathroom. This makes sense when you consider that most of the fresh water used in a house goes to the bathroom appliances. The toilets, sinks, bathtubs, showers, hot and cold water lines, and drainpipes in any household bathroom handle an immense amount of work.
