Serving Bryan–College Station & Northwest Houston
A garbage disposal that hums but does not work may be jammed, overheated, seized, or affected by an internal motor problem. Learn what you can
A faucet may keep dripping because of a worn cartridge, washer, seal, valve seat, mineral buildup, high water pressure, or another internal problem. Learn what
A toilet may keep running because of a worn flapper, fill-valve problem, incorrect float setting, chain issue, overflow-tube damage, or another internal leak. Learn what
Bad-tasting water may be caused by chlorine, minerals, plumbing materials, stagnant water, treatment equipment, or water-heater conditions. Learn how the fixture pattern, water temperature, and
White scale, cloudy glassware, poor soap lather, and recurring mineral deposits may point toward hard water. Learn what to look for, what else may cause
Scale buildup, cloudy dishes, poor soap lather, and recurring mineral deposits may point to hard water—but testing is the best way to know for sure.
Common water heater problems can range from no hot water and slow recovery to leaks, unusual sounds, discolored water, and inconsistent temperatures. This guide explains
A sudden increase in your water bill may come from seasonal use, a running fixture, irrigation, or a hidden plumbing leak. Learn what to check
Slab leaks develop beneath a home’s concrete foundation and can be difficult to spot. Learn the common causes, warning signs, and what to do if
Water lines can burst because of freezing, corrosion, shifting soil, excessive pressure, or aging pipes. Learn the common causes, warning signs, and what to do
