Most frequent questions and answers

Question 1

Do you offer 24 hours plumbing services in Houston?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Houston 24/7 Plumbing has a 24 hours plumbing services, we are ready to send a plumber to meet your plumbing needs any time of the day, even at night time.

Question 2

What clogged my drain and what can I do about it?

Accepted Answer

Most items that clog the drain include hair, grease, waste food, grease or oil, and other small pieces of dirt found around the home. These drain blockages can be prevented by installing drain catchers to retain the particles. A mixture of hot water, baking soda, and vinegar can be used to clean the clogged drain and if none of this works, then you need to contact a professional plumber at Houston 24/7 plumbing to unclog your drain.

Question 3

What causes low water pressure?

Accepted Answer

Low water pressure in pipes is caused by various things ranging from clogged pipes by dirt and particles, corroded pipes, malfunctioning shut off valves, faulty pressure regulators, using the wrong size of the pipe as the main and failing well pumps in some cases. There is a need for a professional plumber to fix or correct these problems.

Question 4

Why is my faucet leaking?

Accepted Answer

One of the common causes of faucet leak is the wearing out of the O ring (a disc attached to the bottom screw that holds the handle of the faucet).it can also be caused by worn-out cartridge (that is the whole faucet itself). Other factors include worn out washers, corroded valves seat of the faucet, worn out seals, loosening parts, and high-water pressure. The solution requires replacement of the worn-out parts or the total replacement of the whole faucet by a plumber.

Question 5

What are the most common problems customer customer call for?

Accepted Answer

The most common problems are related to:

Broken Faucets and Valves
Leaks And Drips
Cast Iron Pipes

To know more abofut it please check the following link

Question 6

Is there really a difference between hard and soft water?

Accepted Answer

Short answer: yes. Long answer: definitely yes. Hard water, in short, is water that contains an excessive quantity of dissolved minerals like calcium, magnesium, and so on. Soft water, on the other hand, is treated so harmful minerals don&rsquo;t build up. For comparison, natural rainwater is soft, not hard. Hard water can cause considerable damage to plumbing fixtures, pipes, and the things water in your home touches such as laundry and even your skin. If you suspect you have a hard water problem, we recommend getting in touch with a professional to get it fixed before it causes any expensive, long-lasting damage to your plumbing. We&rsquo;re sure you&rsquo;ve noticed that the answers to most of these questions involves getting help from a certified professional. That&rsquo;s because while at first many of these issues may seem inconsequential, they&rsquo;re all capable of building up to become costly and disruptive plumbing problems. If you&rsquo;ve noticed any of these annoyances in your home, we recommend getting in touch with our expert technicians at Houston 24/7 Plumbing to schedule a service and to get your situation fixed in no time.

Question 7

Will the water be shut off during the backflow test?

Accepted Answer

A backflow test is very important to avoid contamination of the main source. During this test, all the water supply will be turned off because of the open and closing of valves and water outlets which will cause spillage or wastage. Therefore, there is a need to control the flow of the water by shutting off the whole water system during the test.

Question 8

Do you offer plumbing services at night?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do. Houston 24/7 plumbing is available to work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We are known for been one of the most popular emergency plumbing companies in Houston. Contact our customer service line and our plumbers will be with you in 30mins or less.

Question 9

Do you service commercial properties?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do. Houston 24/7 plumbing is a company that specializes in offering plumbing services to both residential and commercial properties with our team of expert Plumbers In Tomball Texas, Humble, Houston, and all its environs.

Question 10

Do you offer plumbing services where I live?

Accepted Answer

Houston 24/7 plumbing provides services to the residents of Houston, and its environs. Contacts our customer's service for more information as to your location.

Question 11

My hot water seems to be at a higher temperature than it should be.

Accepted Answer

Manufacturers use 120 degrees Fahrenheit as a standard temperature when presetting your water heater at the factory. This temperature is sufficient for most households. If you have an older model, you can set the thermostat at medium. Gas models usually have a dial on the front of the gas valve. Electric models usually have two thermostats hidden behind the two panels on the side.
It is also important to keep in mind that hot water minimizes the growth of bacteria.
The recommended temperature for your particular needs can be determined by your Houston 24/7 Plumbing professional.
Note: Before performing any personal maintenance, turn off the electricity to the water heater. There may be exposed wires behind the panels that may cause an extreme shock.

Question 12

Can you fix work previously done by other plumbers?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we can. We&rsquo;d be happy to do an assessment and let you know the options and costs to fix your plumbing problem once and for all.

Question 13

how much does a plumber charge to replace a toilet?

Accepted Answer

As Home Advisor says "A plumber charges around $375 to replace a toilet. Most charge between $275 and $480. This includes the cost of removing and disposing of your old toilet. Note that the actual cost to replace a toilet depends on your location, the type of toilet and the difficulty of the installation.
National Average: $371
Typical Range: $219 - $523
Houston 24/7 Plumbing price: $250
Toilet Replacement and Installation service page.

Question 14

When I hear a rumbling sound coming from the water heater, what does it mean?

Accepted Answer

Rumbling sounds can be an indication of sediment buildup at the bottom of your water heater. This can lead to trapped water boiling which affects the efficiency. To help dissipate it, you can attach a drain hose to the valve and let it run for about five minutes. Newer models offer protection against this, but if you have an older one, it may be worth replacing entirely.
Houston 24/7 Plumbing offers year-round maintenance to assist with this issue.
Remember: hot water is dangerous! Discharge it into a floor drain, laundry tub or bathtub, and make sure you turn off the power before draining.

Question 15

Can you tell me what the white substance around my shower head and faucet is?

Accepted Answer

The buildup of mineral deposits can cause an unsightly appearance. To get rid of them, take a plastic bag and put a cup of vinegar inside. Tie it onto the showerhead and let it sit overnight. Come morning, remove the bag and gently scrub away any remaining deposits with an old toothbrush. Additional cleaning methods may involve removing faucet aerators to soak in the vinegar solution overnight.
If you're looking for more ways to reduce hard water buildup, talking to a Houston 24/7 Plumbing professional can help you learn more about our H2O Harmony system and its available water softening or conditioning options.

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Complete Residential and Commercial Plumbing
in Houston.