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Three posts from the second week of January, taken from the calendar and shortened where they run long. Words in [BRACKETS] are placeholders you fill in once.
Tuesday · Leak Check Tuesday
Your water meter can spot a hidden leak
Most people never look at their water meter. It's worth getting to know, because it can tell you about a leak you can't see or hear.
Find your meter first. It's often in a covered box near the curb, in the basement or where the main line enters the house. [describe where meters usually sit in [SERVICE AREA]] If the lid is heavy or stuck, leave it and ask your water utility.
Save this and check your meter this weekend.
#plumber #leakdetection #plumbingtips #homemaintenance #plumbing #[CITY]plumber
Wednesday · Wrench Wednesday
Holiday grease is catching up with your drain
All that holiday cooking went somewhere. Pan drippings, gravy, buttery dishwater: even when it goes down hot, grease cools in the line and builds up a little more with every rinse.
Come January, that shows up as a kitchen sink that drains slowly, gurgles or backs up into the other side of the double bowl.
We clear kitchen lines properly, and when something deeper is going on, we can run a camera to show you exactly what's in there before recommending anything.
Ask about this month's offer: [OFFER TERMS].
Book your drain cleaning at [BOOKING LINK].
#draincleaning #cloggeddrain #kitchensink #plumber #plumbing #[CITY]drains
Thursday · Pipe Talk Thursday
Term of the week: P-trap
Look under almost any sink and you'll see a curved section of pipe shaped like a sideways letter P. That's the P-trap, and it's doing two jobs at once.
First, it holds a little water in its bend. That water forms a seal that keeps sewer gases from drifting up into your kitchen or bathroom.
Second, it catches heavy things before they head deeper into your drain system. It's where lost rings, earring backs and bottle caps often end up.
Share this with someone who just dropped a ring down the sink.
#plumbingterms #ptrap #plumbingbasics #plumber #plumbing #[CITY]plumber
