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Tips on Keeping Your Plumbing System in Good Condition

May 29, 2017

Schedule Preventive Maintenance

Many of the problems that afflict plumbing systems don’t give off any warning signs early on in their development. Much of the time, homeowners don’t notice that their systems are even experiencing problems until they notice the damage those problems are causing. Of course, you want to stop plumbing issues long before they’re able to cause significant damage. The best way to do that is to schedule preventive maintenance.

Annual preventive maintenance appointments allow your plumber to closely examine every part of your plumbing system that might be susceptible to various problems. Video pipe inspection techniques are used to check the inside of your pipes, isolate any leaks or blockages, and repair them before they can get any worse. If you’re careful to consistently schedule preventive maintenance at least once a year, you can both cut down on plumbing repair costs and extend the effective lifespan of many parts of your plumbing system.

Call for Repairs When Necessary

There are many times when plumbing issues will crop up between maintenance appointments. While maintenance is certainly helpful for reducing problems, it cannot prevent them 100% of the time. You will almost certainly have to deal with some sort of problem at some point between maintenance work. When that happens, you need to make sure that you call for repairs as soon as possible. The sooner you have repairs done on your system, the better off it will be.

There are a number of warning signs that you should look for that indicate that your plumbing system is having problems, like:

Any time you’re suspicious of a symptom with your plumbing system, it’s best to schedule repairs for it. Better safe than sorry.

Lutz Plumbing, Inc. offers a full range of plumbing maintenance and repair services in Prairie Village, KS. If you need plumbing services of any kind, contact us today to schedule an appointment.

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