Putman & Sons Plumbing January 2015 Newsletter – Starting off the New Year Right!
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When Is It Time to Replace Old Plumbing in Your Home?
Plumbing systems don’t last forever. Over time, pipes corrode, joints weaken, and materials fail. Knowing when replacement is necessary helps prevent unexpected damage. Age of Your Plumbing • Galvanized steel lasts 40–50 years• Copper lasts 50–70 years• Polybutylene should be replaced immediately Homes built before the 1980s often contain outdated materials. Frequent Leaks Recurring leaks…
When You Should Get Plumbing Jetting: A Powerful Solution for Stubborn Clogs
Dealing with clogged drains and pipes is an inconvenience that most homeowners have encountered at some point. While many minor clogs can be resolved with traditional methods like plungers or chemical drain cleaners, some stubborn blockages require a more powerful solution. That’s where plumbing jetting, also known as hydro jetting, comes into play. In this…
How Sediment Buildup Affects Water Heater Performance
How Sediment Buildup Affects Water Heater Performance If your water heater has not been performing the way it used to, sediment buildup may be part of the problem. Over time, minerals and debris from your water supply can settle at the bottom of the tank. As this layer builds up, it can interfere with the…
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…
Why Your Toilet Keeps Running After You Flush
A toilet that keeps running after you flush is one of the most common plumbing problems homeowners face. It may seem like a small annoyance, but a running toilet can waste a significant amount of water and increase utility costs over time. The good news is that the cause is often related to a few…
