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Call Putman & Son’s Plumbing!
Having sump pump issues? Is your water running too hot or too cold? No matter your plumbing needs, Putmna & Son’s Plumbing is here to service your home or business. We have served several families and companies around Michigan and are ready to help you. We help with water heaters, sump pumps, drainage, odors, water…
How Heavy Rain Can Trigger Sewer Backflow
Why Heavy Rain Impacts Your Plumbing When heavy rainstorms occur, most homeowners focus on roof leaks or flooded yards. However, severe rainfall can also impact underground sewer systems and cause wastewater to flow back into homes. Municipal sewer systems are designed to handle normal wastewater flow. During extreme rain events, these systems can become overwhelmed,…
Winter Plumbing Checklist: Prevent Frozen or Burst Pipes
Don’t Let Freezing Weather Damage Your Plumbing Michigan winters are no joke — freezing temperatures can wreak havoc on your home’s plumbing system. When water freezes inside your pipes, it expands, creating pressure that can cause pipes to burst. The result? Costly repairs, water damage, and major inconvenience. Fortunately, with a few preventive steps, you…
When to Call a Pro for Slow Drains (and When You Can DIY)
A slow drain is one of the most common plumbing issues and one of the most ignored. It may seem harmless at first, but sluggish drains can signal buildup, clogs, or even deeper sewer line problems. Knowing when to tackle the issue yourself and when to call in the professionals can save you time, money,…
