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Occasionally, you may be able to solve the water issues you’re experiencing in your home on your own, but there are times when it’s more appropriate to call a plumber. If you find yourself faced with any of the following events, don’t hesitate to contact a professional to take care of it for you to prevent water damage.

When to Call an Emergency Plumber

1. Flooding

Flooding in your home is a very clear sign that you need to call a plumber immediately. If a plumbing problem has progressed to the point that a significant amount of water is rapidly entering the room, you’ll need a professional’s help. While waiting, turn off the main water valve and try to soak up as much water to prevent damaging your items. 

2. No Water

plumberIf you’re not getting any water to any of the rooms in your home, it’s possible that an underground pipe outside has been severely damaged and is unable to maintain the flow of water into your home. 

3. Sewer Smell

A broken sewer line is going to cause the room to take on an unpleasant odor. If you smell the scent of sulfur, which is likened to that of rotten eggs, contact a professional. Not only is the smell disagreeable, but sewer gases can negatively impact your health.

4. Gurgling

The sound of gurgling water when you’re using the sink, toilet, shower, washing machine, or dishwasher could be an indicator that your pipes are clogged and the air is coming back up. A professional will inspect the pipes, diagnose the issue, and find a solution to prevent the water from backing up into your home.

 

 

If you’re experiencing plumbing issues that are more than you can handle yourself, a professional at the Plumbing & Heating Co. in Juneau, AK, will help. This family-owned and -operated company has provided services for over 25 years, and they use their experience to help with your plumbing difficulties. Visit them online to learn more about their services for both routine maintenance and emergencies. Call (844) 390-2066 to schedule an appointment.

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