Plumbing Repair | Tips
How to Prevent Frozen Pipes
With winter slowly approaching it may be a good time to check your plumbing to prevent your plumbing pipes from freezing when the temperature starts to go down. When water freezes it will expand inside the pipes. When it expands enough it can cause the frozen pipes to burst resulting in serious damage to your home and plumbing. So it better to prevent frozen pipes with some DIY Plumbing then to have to call a plumber to fix them after they break.
How to Fix a Leaking Faucet / Dripping Faucets
A tap is a valve that is used for controlling the release of water to baths or sinks. The terms Faucet and Spigot are more common in the United States. There are a lot of different hot and cold water types of faucets on the market today, and how to repair a leaky faucet depends on what type of faucet it is and where exactly the faucet is leaky.
How to Fix a Low Water Pressure
Having a low water pressure in your home’s plumbing is a problem that is sometimes easy to solve with some diy plumbing repairs, other times the solution can be a little more complicated and a lot more expensive. To be able to solve your low water pressure problem it is vital that you first try to asses what the underlying causes of the low water pressure can be.
How to Clean or Repair a Drain Stopper
The drain stoppers in your bathtub and lavatory sinks make use of some mechanical parts that can cause a lot of trouble. The drain stops catch hair and other debris, creating clogs that will eventually block your drain. The drain stopper sometimes gets bend or dislocated and then it won’t close properly anymore. Drain stoppers can become separated from the connecting parts and refuse to open or close.
Toilet Wont Flush
A very common bathroom plumbing problem is having a toilet that won’t flush properly or won’t flush at all. If the toilet doesn't flush at all, now matter how hard you pull the handle, then there could be a couple of things wrong with it, depending on the type and brand of toilet you have.
Concentric-float fill valve
The most common flushing mechanism used by professional plumbers nowadays is the more modern flush valve assembly that is all plastic with only a few moving parts and only one little circular rubber part controlling the flow of water to the tank, called a “Tank fill valve”. The newer concentric-float fill valve consists of a tower which is encircled by a plastic float assembly. Operation is otherwise the same as a side-float fill valve, even though the float position is somewhat different.
How to Repair a PVC Plumbing Pipe
PVC plumbing pipes and joints are quite commonly used around the home. The same as with other types of pipe, there could come a time that you get a problem with the plumbing and need to repair PVC plumbing pipe. In this plumbing guide you will find some advice on how to repair PVC pipes and PVC joints.
How to Change a Broken Shower Head
Over time your shower heads might get rusty, the showerhead can get damaged or just wear out. If this happens it’s time to replace the old shower head with a new shower head. In this Plumbing How To we will show you how to change a shower head and what to look for when you want to buy a new shower head.
No Hot Water From Water Heater
There's nothing worse than being in the shower and ice cold water comes from the hot water faucet. Finding out the problem and why you have no hot water is hard work, and it'll probably take you about half a day, this guide will show you how to find why you have no hot water from the boiler.
How to Fix a Leaking Lavatory Drain : Tips and Tricks
Often the source of a leaking lavatory underneath the lavatory basin will be a leaking drain trap. Closely following in second place are the faulty connections between the lavatory basin drain and the lavatory drain line also called the "tailpiece". This article will offer some tips to help you fix your leaking lavatory drain.
How to Fix a leaky Toilet by replacing the Float Valve
The toilet float valve allows water to enter the tank of your toilet, when the water level rises so will the hollow float / ball, at some point the float will reach the highest level and shuts off the valve which then turns off the water supply to the toilet. When a float valve or ballcock wears out it will not close properly anymore and water will slowly start leaking into the toilet bowl.




























