Proserve Plumbing

A disrupted sewer line backup is probably one of the top unpleasant headaches that a homeowner needs to deal with. Clogged lines cause overloads in the sewer system, leading to waste getting pushed back into a home. Not only is it super unsanitary and gross to deal with, but it may also cause severe damage to the home and is a significant health hazard . If you're frequently dealing with sewer backups, there's something seriously wrong. Here are some of the most common reasons for sewer line backup and what actions you can take to fix them. Clogs, Clogs, Clogs Clogs may cause some serious damage to sewer lines. With waste buildup such as hair, cooking grease, oil, “ flushable wipes ," and other solid materials entering your sewer, it’s bound to get clogged up. Luckily, clogs can be prevented with regular maintenance. Don’t flush feminine hygiene products, napkins, any kind of wipes or paper towels in your toilet. Avoid dumping large quantities in your garbage disposal, and

  The coldest temperature  recorded in Fort Worth, North Texas , last year was 66 degrees. We imagine that many of you woke up that morning for work, hoping for a long, hot bath—only to find that your water wouldn’t heat up quickly enough! There could be several reasons for why this is happening, but luckily, you can tackle the problem with some tips from us. The bigger the house, the longer the distance If the water is taking forever to heat, the chances are that that particular faucet or shower is too far from the water heater. While the hot water is making its way through the house towards the faucet, the residual water, which will be either chilly or room temperature, will flow out first to give way to the hot water. Easy fix: Install a hot water recirculation system This will essentially create a loop to support the water heater's circulation to the faucet that’s furthest from the heater and back. This will significantly reduce the waiting time and will help you conserve money