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Strong water pressure may seem like a benefit, but when incoming pressure is too high, every valve, fitting, fixture, and appliance in the home has to work against that extra force. At this Spokane home, we installed a pressure reducing valve, commonly called a PRV, directly on the main water line to bring the incoming…
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Main line clogs can be frustrating because they often affect more than one drain at a time. In this Coeur d’Alene job, the blockage was caused by a large amount of roots growing into the sewer line. Root intrusion is one of the more common causes of recurring sewer problems, especially in older lines or…
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Every once in a while, a plumbing call turns up something you do not see very often anymore. This job revealed an old improvised sewer access point, sometimes jokingly called a “redneck cleanout.” Years ago, many sewer mains were made from clay pipe. If there was no proper cleanout access available and the line became…
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A thermal expansion tank is supposed to contain both air and water, separated by an internal bladder. When that bladder ruptures, the tank can fill completely with water and stop doing its job. That was the issue on this Hayden service call. The expansion tank connected to the water heater had failed internally, and the…
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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…
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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…
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Low water pressure can make everyday tasks harder than they should be. Showers feel weak, fixtures take longer to fill, and pressure may drop noticeably when more than one part of the home is using water. For this Hayden home, the solution was a 230 volt DAB booster pump installed to increase water pressure and…
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A slow faucet can feel like a water pressure problem, but the cause is often much smaller. In many cases, the restriction is sitting right at the tip of the faucet. The small screen that can slow everything down The aerator is the small removable piece at the end of the faucet spout. It helps…
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Some commercial plumbing problems are caused by worn parts. Others come from installation mistakes. This repair involved an automatic urinal flush valve that had been affected by improper material use during a previous service. The issue was found on an expensive auto flush valve where pipe dope had been used in a place it should…
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Mineral buildup is one of the most common causes of reduced performance and premature failure in electric water heaters. In this Coeur d’Alene project, the solution involved more than simply replacing the old unit. A new 50 gallon electric water heater was installed along with required code upgrades and a descaler system designed to help…
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A knocking or rumbling sound coming from a water heater is often more than just an annoyance. In many cases, it is a warning sign that mineral deposits have built up inside the tank and are affecting how the system operates. That was the situation in this Hayden home. The customer reported unusual noises coming…
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From above the sink, this looked like a simple faucet replacement. Underneath, it turned into a plumbing upgrade as well. The homeowner wanted a new Moen kitchen faucet installed, but the existing Vanguard water lines underneath the sink were not compatible with the new setup. Before the faucet could be connected properly, the plumbing needed…
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Reliable hot water is one of those things homeowners depend on every day. In this Liberty Lake home, a new 50 gallon gas water heater was installed to provide consistent hot water and long term performance. The existing setup was replaced with a properly sized unit designed to handle the home’s daily demand. A 50…
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A toilet leaking at the base is often a sign that something is wrong beneath the fixture, not necessarily with the toilet itself. In this case, the homeowner had a new toilet installed by another company only a few months earlier, but water was already showing up around the base. After inspection, the problem was…
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Some plumbing damage starts at one connection and spreads much farther than expected. In this Spokane home, the water lines were extensively damaged by electrolysis after a water heater had been installed incorrectly by another company. What may have looked like a small installation detail at the time eventually caused serious damage throughout the home’s…
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