Natural gas is a convenient source of energy that over 50 percent of homes in the United States rely on to dry clothing, cook food, heat water, and heat their homes. It is usually safe, but under certain circumstances, such as improperly installed or poorly maintained gas lines, gas leaks can turn into major problems for your health and your home.
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Ceiling leaks are a plumbing issue that can be detected by blistered or peeling paint, dripping water, and discoloration on your ceiling. A ceiling leak is a sign that there is another problem with your home plumbing system or roof. If you notice your ceiling has these problems, you'll need to track down the source of the problem before you can proceed to fix the problem yourself or call a plumber to fix it for you.
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Nothing can dampen your spirits faster than getting a water bill without knowing you have a leak somewhere in your home or business. If you’ve experienced this problem, then you know how high an unchecked leak can drive your water costs.
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The last thing you expected when you finally headed to your washing machine with that basket of dirty laundry was water puddles everywhere.
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Every now and again, leaks can occur in the home. It can happen to even the most diligent homeowner. Thankfully, many of the most common leaks occur in relatively easy-to-reach areas such as below a sink or in the shower or toilet. These leaks are easy to spot and can often be fixed with a few ordinary household plumbing tools.
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Home and commercial pipe leaks often occur when property owners least expect them. If unnoticed or left unattended, they can quickly cause significant damage to other home fixtures. While the strain of repair costs and the potential for further damage to your property is a troublesome thought, the risk of health problems caused by severe leaks is an even greater cause for concern.
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When there’s a problem with our electricity, we know it—things just stop working! Unfortunately, we’re not so lucky when it comes to potential plumbing problems. Sure, an overflowing toilet bowl or a slow-draining sink can alert you to a clog, but when it comes to what’s hidden in the walls and beneath the floors, we’re likely to have no idea.
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Imagine it’s an ordinary day in Sacramento: you’ve just gotten home from work, you grab the mail on your way to the door, and you sit down and start going through the pile—junk, more junk, water bill.
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Leaky pipes can cause a lot of problems given enough time. The exact nature of the problem can change depending on where the leak is located, how severe it is, and how long it goes untreated.
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Whether it’s your bathroom or your kitchen sink, clogged drains and leaky faucets can be bothersome.
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