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If your toilet is making noise—whether it’s running when not in use or producing hissing, bubbling, or loud sounds—you likely have a plumbing issue. There are three main sounds that indicate issues with your toilet, but they can be caused by a wide variety of things. Knowing the components of a toilet tank and what can cause a toilet to

Thanksgiving is meant to be a relaxing holiday, full of delicious food and conversations with family. Of course, all that good company can only mean one thing: many dirty dishes crowding up your kitchen sink. All of those food scraps—from turkey skin to potato peels—can sneak their way into your drains, creating mayhem for your plumbing system.

A leaky toilet, like most plumbing issues, happens when you least expect it. You might have woken up one day, stepped into your bathroom, and completely soaked your slippers in water leaking from your toilet’s base. Or your toilet is leaking internally, which is when your toilet continuously runs or drips. So, how do you fix a leaking toilet? Before

Storms are part of life in Charleston County. When the wind picks up and power lines go down, most people turn to their standby generator for peace of mind. But sometimes the generator itself quits. Suddenly the lights are out, the fridge shuts off, and stress sets in. If that happens, the steps you take next make all the difference. 

Winter in Charleston isn’t as long or as bitter as it is up north, but when those sudden cold snaps hit, they can catch you off guard. One of the biggest risks? Frozen pipes. Even a few hours of below-freezing temperatures can cause the water inside your plumbing to freeze and expand, putting enough pressure on the pipe to burst.

It’s unfortunate that plumbing problems can appear out of nowhere, causing a large, unwelcome headache. If you’ve suddenly encountered an issue with your plumbing system, you might be wondering if you should call a plumber for emergency services. However, it can sometimes be difficult to know if the issue requires immediate attention. So, what are plumbing emergencies exactly? In the

If your shower smells more like a sewer than a spa, you’re not alone. When you are suffering from a smelly shower drain, it can make your entire bathroom feel less clean and comfortable. The good news? Most causes of shower drain smells are common, preventable, and fixable — and you don’t always need a plumber right away. In some

Of the many types of clogs that can affect your plumbing, one you have probably seen the most is hair clogging up your shower drain. As disheartening as it is, hair fallout is entirely normal, especially during a shower. However, hair and soap scum can quickly clog a drain. You might be asking yourself, “How do I get hair out

If you find a puddle of water under your water heater, it’s a sign of a leaky system. There can be a number of reasons why your water heater is leaking, including water damage, maintenance, or water usage. Understanding these issues can help prevent costly repairs in the future. This article will offer some tips so you can effectively manage

We’ve all experienced a clogged toilet or slow-moving drain. It can be an annoying and frustrating experience when a plumbing fixture becomes blocked and stops draining. Yet, sometimes a clogged toilet or backed-up drains can be the sign of a more serious problem. If you are continually experiencing problems with the drains and toilet in your home, you could be