There's Low Water Pressure

There's low water pressure when the force of the water coming out of your faucets or shower is lower than normal. Clogs can cause this in pipes, faulty plumbing fixtures, broken valves, or other issues with a home's plumbing system.

Your Water Is Discolored

If your water is discolored, it is likely due to sediment or rust particles in the water. This could be caused by any number of things, including a broken pipe, old pipes, and fixtures, or even recent construction work near your home.

Your Fixtures Are Noisy

With time, the mechanical components of a fixture can wear out, become loose, or have other problems that cause them to make noise when in use.

Your Utility Bills Are Higher Than the Normal

If your utility bill appears higher than normal, it may be due to a variety of factors, such as extreme weather conditions or an increase in energy use. To determine the cause of your higher-than-normal bill, you should review your usage history and compare it to similar months from previous years.

Your Yard Looks Flooded

This is often caused by broken or cracked pipes, leaking joints, faulty valves, blocked drains, or incorrect installation. When water lines become damaged, it can cause water to escape into the surrounding environment leading to flooding and costly repairs in order to fix the issue.