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When to call a professional Plumber
No one is an expert at everything, and if you were, you probably wouldn’t be
reading this. You wouldn’t diagnose a family member’s ailment and prescribe
a remedy, and it’s the same with some plumbing situations. If it were easy
then everyone would do it and the “PLUMBER” section in the phone book would be
much thinner! It would only have us!!
Gas Lines
Work on gas lines is one of the biggest jobs that should be left to licensed
plumbers. A lot of cities require a licensed person to work on gas lines by
code. This is due mostly to the danger inherent in working with gas. Small leaks
may not be detected by odor alone. A licensed plumber should always have the
proper pressure-testing equipment to ensure that there are no leaks in the line.
Another concern with gas lines is the threading of the pipe and fitting of
joints. The equipment to do this is expensive to own (and impractical for the
average home owner). Improperly threaded pipe could leave connections with leaks
small enough to be over looked by the average home owner. The same holds true
for tightening on fittings. Believe it or not, over-tightening a fitting can
cause as much trouble and an under-tightened fitting. Again, any plumber worth
his weight will always pressure test the lines before leaving the job.
Mainlines (Water and Sewer)
Work with any of your mainlines (water and sewer) is also best left to the
pros. Just the process of turning the water off at the street ( “curb box”
in plumbing lingo) -requires special equipment. A long rod with a special tip,
called a street key, is used to shut off service to the line.
As for the main sewer lines, snaking can be done by a confident home owner.
For around $150 you can rent a sewer snake for four hours at your local Home
Depot, which should be enough time to clean tree roots from the line, but it
doesn’t guarantee that everything will be fine in the line. If the line
continues to back up calling a plumber is the only choice, as it means that
there is something else wrong with the line. It could be broken or back pitched
and a licensed plumber should be able to detect the problem and suggest a
solution.
Generally Speaking
As with anything, whenever you feel uncomfortable using equipment or unsure
of the proper way to complete the project a professional should be called. They
can usually quickly assess the situation and resolve it. They will also notice
any foreseeable problems and suggest resolutions.
So if you are looking for a professional 24 Hour plumber then please call us today at
516-490-8188 or complete our online request form.
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