Are you worried that the pipes in your house are clogged? If they are, you need to call one of the about 480,600 plumbers in the U.S. who, according to the Department of Labor, are licensed. Read this blog to learn about four signs your pipes may be clogged!
One of the early signs (before your drain backs up) that you have a clogged pipe is when your drain is moving slower than normal. If you notice that water is sitting longer than usual in your sinks, showers, and/or tubs, it can be a sign that you have a clogged pipe. This early warning sign requires a call to your local plumbers.
Another early warning sign that your pipe may be clogged is when your drain gurgles. You may also notice that the drain “bubbles” as it empties. Both gurgling and bubbling are indicators that something is obstructing the flow of water. The clog only allows a certain amount of water through, and the air becomes trapped, hence the gurgling and bubbling.
Sometimes, long before you can see a visual sign that your pipe is clogged, you will smell the problem. If you notice a foul smell coming from your drains, it is an indicator that something is stuck in your pipes and is decaying. It is a hard smell to miss. If your drains have a funny odor, local plumbers can find the source of the problem and fix it.
Unfortunately, if you did not catch the problem during the early warning signs stage, eventually, you will have an obvious problem. If your drains start to back up, or the water will not drain from your sinks, showers, and/or tub, you have a clogged pipe that needs immediate attention. The sooner you act, the better.
Clogged pipes are more than a nuisance; they can be a health threat, and they can also cause property damage. Local plumbers can unclog your pipes and help you to maintain your pipes to avoid clogs in the future. Get the help you need today to ensure your plumbing stays reliable. Give our team at Lights Plumbing & Drain Cleaning LLC a call today for more information.
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