A roof drain leak can be confusing because the water does not always appear directly below the problem. In this Spokane service call, the visible leak was inside the building, but the source was tied to the roof drain piping connection above. After inspection, the issue was found where the pipe connects to the roof…
Priority plumbing calls often involve systems that cannot wait. In this Post Falls job, the home needed a new sewage ejector pump installed to restore dependable wastewater movement and help protect the system from backup issues. The installation included a new Liberty sewage ejector pump, an alarm, and a quiet check shutoff valve. Why the…
Homes left vacant during freezing weather can develop plumbing problems that are not immediately obvious until the water system is turned back on. This repair involved multiple copper pipe failures caused by winter freeze damage inside a home on Spokane’s South Hill. Once temperatures drop low enough, water trapped inside plumbing lines can expand and…
When a sewage ejector pump fails, the signs usually show up before the cause is obvious. Drains slow down, fixtures stop clearing, and water begins to back up where it normally would not. In this case, the issue came down to a pump that was no longer cycling. With systems like this, everything depends on…
Plumbing leaks are not always caused by age alone. In some cases, underlying issues within the system can lead to damage that develops over time and results in multiple leaks. At a property in Hayden, leak detection revealed several problem areas within a copper piping system. The affected sections of pipe had turned black, which…
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