Why do my pipes make knocking sounds?
Pipes that rattle often have loose fittings or compressed air bubbles inside the pipes, and neither poses a severe threat. Your pipes shouldn't shake if they are fastened with the correct fittings. However, if air bubbles bring the issue, a visit from your neighborhood plumber might assist in solving the problem.
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Is there anything I can do about a blocked sewer line?
If your sewer line is clogged, roots are the likely cause. Unfortunately, once the roots block the line, you will need to have them cleared by a plumbing professional, or possibly replaced. The good thing is that modern methods for sewer line repair and replacement are of minimal intrusiveness to your home and property. High-tech methods of sewer replacement no longer require the digging of trenches on your property and with the use of polyethylene pipe (HDPE); you are guaranteed zero root intrusion, zero leaks, no corrosion, and no more worrying about a clogged sewer line in your future.
I want to confirm an appointment. I put it on my calendar for tomorrow. I want to confirm it's correct.
Yes, I got it here. You booked an appointment earlier. And the schedule of the appointment is tomorrow between 10 and 1 PM.
Your technicians refilled the freon on my air conditioner, and I want to know how many pounds or units they added since they didn't specify.
I'll ask the technician for the info. We'll give you a callback once he replies.
What does waiting mean on Trane thermostat?
Trane thermostats usually only display a 'waiting' message for about five minutes to avoid damaging the compressor with short cycling. In practical terms, the thermostat tells the HVAC system when to start and stop heating or cooling.
How Often Should You Service Your Plumbing?
Plumbing service should be scheduled once every year. The frequency of such services will also depend on a few factors such as quality of water, water pressure, temperature changes, soil quality, etc.
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