Plumbing maintenance should be as much a part of your routine as servicing your furnace and can provide a multitude of benefits.

Cost Savings

The most obvious benefit is pure and simple cost savings on your water bill.  If you have a leaky pipe or excess pressure, you’ll spend more on your water bill.  That same maintenance could also save you a ton of money in prevention of a larger issue.

Longer Lifespan

Continued maintenance of your plumbing and pipes means less issues from leaking and less wear and tear related to leaks and clogs.

Air Quality

Believe it or not, scheduled maintenance of your plumbing can keep your air quality good. If you have leaks or cracked pipes, those leaks could lead to mildew and mold that can promote poor air quality.

Your Maintenance Checklist

Bathroom

Leaky faucets

Running toilets

Slow drains

Kitchen

Sink links

Garbage disposal clogs and leaks

Clean kitchen drain

Septic or Sewer

Regular inspection and pumping of tank

Sewer line maintenance