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If you’re hearing a telltale “drip, drip, drip,” it may be time for fixture repair or replacement. Whether you’ve got a leaky faucet or are planning a full remodel, Reddy Rooter provides reliable faucet and fixture service at a fair price.

The familiar sound of a faucet dripping, is a sign that something is amiss. While sometimes it’s a simple fix, like a worn-out washer, other times it can be a symptom of a bigger issue, like a corroded valve or pipe. That’s where trustworthy and reliable plumbing experts come in handy!

Most plumbing fixtures have a lifespan of around 10-15 years, so sometimes it makes sense to replace! If you’re constantly repairing the same faucet, it might be time to throw in the towel and install a replacement. New fixtures are often more energy-efficient, which can save you money on your water bill in the long run. Reddy Rooter will always provide a fair and honest assessment of your plumbing systems.

If you’re hearing those drips, experiencing other issues with your plumbing fixtures, or just want a fresh look, don’t hesitate to call Reddy Rooter! We’ll assess the situation and recommend a repair or replacement. Trust us, your wallet (and your sanity) will thank you.

Reddy Rooter proudly offers video pipe inspection. Traditional plumbing diagnosis often involves guesswork, trial-and-error, and invasive techniques that could cause damage to pipes and property. However, with video pipe inspection, these issues are a thing of the past.

Video pipe inspection involves using a specialized camera system that is attached to a long, flexible cable. This cable is fed into the plumbing pipe, and as it moves through the pipe, the camera sends real-time video footage back to our monitor. This allows Reddy Rooter’s licensed plumbers to more quickly and accurately find the source of a leak, blockage, or other plumbing issue.

Video pipe inspection also minimizes property and landscape destruction! Traditional methods may have required digging up pipes or cutting into walls to locate or diagnose the problem. Our camera technology gets right to the source without invasive methods. Video pipe inspection lets Reddy Rooter provide the same great service without the time, expense, and mess of the past!

Finally, video pipe inspection can also be used for preventative maintenance. By using the camera to inspect the inside of the pipes, plumbers can identify potential problems before they become major issues. This can help to prolong the life of plumbing systems and prevent costly repairs in the future.

If you are experiencing plumbing problems, consider asking your plumber about video pipe inspection. It could save you time, money, and hassle in the long run.

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reddy's Expert Tips

1) Avoid Chemical Drain Cleaners

The advertising sells these chemical drain cleaners as quick and easy solutions, but they are expensive and can result in expensive plumbing bills in the future. These harsh chemicals can damage drain pipes and they fail to completely clear clogs. If the plunger and/or hot water and dish soap can’t clear the clog, you need to call a plumber for drain cleaning.

2) Use Strainers To Protect Your Drains

Using basket strainers or catchers in your sinks and shower will prevent a lot of hair, soap residue and food waste from going down the drain and creating clogs. Trust the plumbers: regularly emptying the basket strainer is much easier than the time-consuming and unpleasant task of clearing a badly clogged drain.

3) Know Where Your Main Water Valve Is

If your dishwasher suddenly started flooding the kitchen or a pipe burst or a tap broke, would you know where to find your main water valve so you could quickly shut it off and minimize the flood?

4) Test Your Toilet Flush Valve Seal For Leaks

The flush valve seal keeps water from flowing from the tank to the bowl of your toilet when it’s sitting idle. Test the seal by squirting a couple drops of food coloring into the toilet tank. Check on the toilet two hours later. If the color is now in the toilet bowl, you have a leak.

6) Set Your Water Heater To 120 Degrees

Even if the manufacturer set your water heater to 140 degrees, 120 degrees will deliver warm water throughout your house and save you money on your energy bills.

7) Clean The Shower Head

Is the water too slow in the shower or the spray pattern too erratic? You might need a new shower head, but first try cleaning your existing one. Get a plastic bag and fill it half-way with vinegar. Then using a rubber band attached the bag around your shower head. Leave it overnight and if all goes well, you’ll have a terrific shower in the morning.

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