Category: plumbing-tips

How to Spot a Hidden Leak Before It Wrecks Your Walls

Hidden leaks are one of the most expensive and disruptive plumbing problems a homeowner can face. Because they often stay out of sight, they can quietly soak into drywall, insulation, and framing. This leads to water damage, structural issues, mold growth, and higher water bills. The good news is that you can often catch the early warning signs before major damage occurs. At That Plumber, we help…
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The Most Common Winter Plumbing Issues

Winter is one of the toughest seasons on your home’s plumbing system. Colder temperatures, increased indoor water use, and frozen ground conditions all create added stress on pipes and fixtures. The result is a higher chance of leaks, clogs, and equipment failures that can quickly turn into costly repairs. At That Plumber, we help homeowners prepare for winter by understanding the problems most…
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What to Do When Your Hose Spigot Starts Leaking

A leaky outside spigot might seem like a small issue, but it can lead to serious water waste, drive up your utility bills, and even cause damage to your foundation or siding. The good news is, most leaks are easy to diagnose and fix with a few tools and basic know-how. Whether you call it a hose bib, spigot, or outdoor faucet, That Plumber is here to help you find the source of the leak, perform…
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Should You Repair or Replace Your Water Heater?

If you're suddenly dealing with cold showers or inconsistent water temperatures, you're probably wondering if you should repair or replace your water heater. It’s a common question homeowners face, and the answer can change depending on the age of your water heater and the nature of the issue. In this guide, the experts at That Plumber break down when to consider water heater repair and when it…
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How to Tell If Your Northeast Ohio Home Needs a Water Softener

If you live in Northeast Ohio, especially in places like Akron or Canton, you’ve likely dealt with some of the common signs of hard water: spots on dishes, soap that doesn’t lather, and buildup on faucets and appliances. But does that mean you need a water softener? In this blog, we’ll help you understand what hard water is, how a water softener works, and whether it’s the right solution for your…
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The Role of Garbage Disposals: Usage and Maintenance Guidelines

A garbage disposal is a key part of a clean, efficient kitchen. They reduce food waste and eliminate odors by grinding food scraps into small particles that wash down the drain. But to avoid clogs, jams, and mechanical issues, your garbage disposal requires proper use and routine care. This guide explains how to use and maintain your disposal correctly, how to clean garbage disposal units safely,…
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Summer-Proof Your Plumbing: Preparing for the Hot Months Ahead

With summer in full swing, you’re going to rely on your water system more than ever. From pool parties and lawn care to keeping drinks nice and cold, it’s important to ensure your home’s summer plumbing can keep up with the demand. Summer Plumbing Tips So, how can you prevent summer plumbing problems? Check out these tips to prevent water damage, maintain a low water bill, and more!
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What to Do When You Have an Emergency Gas Leak

Gas leaks are not to be taken lightly. If you believe there is a natural gas leak in your home or office, make sure any gas appliances are turned off, open up nearby windows and leave the area (if possible), then call That Plumber at 330-583-1404! Why Are Gas Leaks Dangerous? Since natural gas is highly flammable, it can be hazardous for both you and the environment around you. If a leak is not…
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Avoid a Plumbing Emergency: Tips to Prepare for the Unexpected

It happens... a pipe randomly bursts, the main drain gets clogged, or a leak appears from the ceiling. No matter how much you prepare, a plumbing emergency is bound to happen. That’s where That Plumber’s emergency services come into play! Common Plumbing Emergencies What do we mean when we say, “common plumbing emergencies”? A variety of issues can be considered an emergency, but some common…
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Seven Plumbing Maintenance Tips for Spring

The snowy weather and cold temperatures of winter can do quite a bit of harm to your plumbing, both inside and outside. Now that winter is gone, it’s time to make sure that your plumbing is working properly. Why is Spring an Important Season for Plumbing Maintenance? From drains and gutters to sump pumps and toilets, there is a lot in and around your property that can get damaged from the cold.…
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