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Falling leaves and plummeting temperatures can wreak havoc on your plumbing system. This fall, it’s crucial to understand the risks that this season poses to pipes, drains, and kitchen appliances so you can spot trouble early and call in a professional before disaster strikes. Here are some of the most vital problems for homeowners to be aware of.

Look Out for These Common Plumbing Issues This Fall

1. Burst Pipes

If your pipes are exposed to freezing temperatures, the water inside can freeze and expand, physically breaking the pipe open and creating massive leaks. If this happens, you need a professional plumber to replace the pipe immediately. However, you should try to avoid this if at all possible by insulating your pipes before winter.

2. Clogged Drainage

plumbing-Carabbus-County-NCAs leaves fall around your home, some of them may end up inside your drainage system. If they all stick together, they can create a clog that impacts all the drains exiting your home. If this happens, you’ll need to have your plumber locate the blockage and clear it. Then, you may also want to invest in a new cover so leaves don’t continue to get inside.

3. Garbage Disposal

Fall is a popular season for parties and big family meals. If certain items make their way down your kitchen sink drain, it could lead to problems with your garbage disposal. Sharp items like turkey bones can damage or weaken the blades while starchy foods like potato peels can form a paste that clogs the moving parts.

 

If you notice any of these issues in your home, immediately call All American Plumbing. We’ve been serving customers throughout Carabbus County, NC, and the surrounding area for over 30 years. Whether you need help with a burst pipe, leaking faucet, water heater, or garbage disposal, you can count on our team to respond quickly and provide excellent service. We are fully licensed and insured, and a family-run, Christian business, so you can always expect to be treated with care and respect. To request an estimate, visit our website or call (704) 788-8690.

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