FAQ Tag: repair

Yes, plumbers regularly fix toilets. They handle clogs, leaks, flushing problems, running toilets, unstable bases, and full toilet replacements.
Repair may make sense for newer systems with minor issues, while older systems or major failures often justify replacement.
AC repair is an emergency when cooling is lost during extreme heat, electrical issues are present, or safety concerns arise.
AC repairs should be handled by licensed professionals due to electrical, refrigerant, and safety risks.
Common AC repairs include capacitor replacement, refrigerant leak repair, electrical issues, clogged drain lines, and airflow problems.
If your AC is running but not cooling, the issue is commonly caused by airflow restrictions, low refrigerant, dirty coils, or failing electrical components.
Furnace repair is considered an emergency when there is no heat during cold weather, the system is cycling unsafely, emitting burning or gas odors, or showing signs of a carbon monoxide risk.
If your furnace won’t turn on, check the thermostat, power supply, and air filter. If the system still doesn’t start, professional service is recommended.
A furnace heat exchanger safely transfers heat from combustion gases into the air that circulates through your home. A damaged heat exchanger can pose serious safety risks.
Common furnace problems include lack of heat, frequent cycling, unusual noises, weak airflow, and rising energy bills. These issues often require professional repair to restore safe and reliable operation.
Licensed plumbers diagnose and repair hot water heaters. You should call a plumber if you notice leaks, inconsistent hot water, noises, or system shutdowns.
A water bill is usually high because of hidden leaks, increased household usage, inefficient fixtures, or outdoor watering. In many cases, sewer bills rise at the same time because they’re calculated based on water usage. If your bill spikes without a clear reason, a silent leak is often the cause. Common reasons why your water bill is so high include: – Hidden or underground leaks – Running or leaking toilets – Increased outdoor water use – Old or inefficient appliances – Household usage changes Billing or meter issues

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