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Michigan temperatures can drop quickly in October and November, and the first hard freeze can expose plumbing that was never prepared for cold weather. A frozen pipe is more than an inconvenience. As water freezes, it expands and can create enough pressure to split a pipe or damage a fitting. The leak may not become…

A toilet leaking at the base is a plumbing issue that should be handled quickly. Water around the toilet may seem minor at first, but it can damage flooring, subflooring, and nearby materials if it continues. The leak may also create odors or unsanitary conditions depending on the source. A Failed Wax Ring One of…

If you’ve been searching up and down for the source of the mysterious smell in your kitchen or bathroom, you should check your drains. Tub and sink drains can grow bacteria or let off gasses when specific plumbing problems exist. The result is an offensive odor that can sometimes be hard to track down and…

Fat, oil, grease, and food particles are the primary causes of clogged drains in a kitchen. Using quality dish soap, hot water, and a properly installed garbage disposal can help keep these substances from building up inside your pipes. It is better to collect used oil in a container and throw it out than to…

Nothing’s worse than stepping into the shower and being met with a weak trickle of water. Low water pressure can make everyday tasks frustrating — but it’s also a warning sign of underlying plumbing problems. Here’s how to identify and fix the issue. Common Causes of Low Water Pressure 1. Mineral Buildup in Pipes Over…