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A sewer smell in the bathroom almost always means sewer gas is slipping past a seal that is supposed to block it,... Continue Reading

A garbage disposal leaking from the bottom usually means an internal seal inside the unit has worn out, and in most... Continue Reading

A septic alarm is telling you one specific thing: the liquid level inside your tank or pump chamber has risen too... Continue Reading

Metro Atlanta jurisdictions enforce their own fats, oils, and grease rules, and a grease trap that is not maintained... Continue Reading

A sewage ejector pump is the only thing moving waste out of any fixture that sits below your main sewer line, which... Continue Reading

A toilet that clogs once is an event. A toilet that clogs week after week is a symptom, and the cause is usually... Continue Reading

The temperature and pressure relief valve on your water heater is a safety device, not a nuisance part, and when it... Continue Reading

The pipe that carries waste from your house to the public sewer main is called the sewer lateral, and in almost... Continue Reading

Low hot water pressure while the cold side runs at full force tells you something specific: the problem is isolated... Continue Reading

A floor drain sits at the lowest point of your home's plumbing, which is exactly why it backs up first when... Continue Reading

A sump pump motor is built to run in short bursts, not around the clock, and one that never cycles off will burn out... Continue Reading

A dishwasher backing water into the kitchen sink usually points to a restriction in the drain line both fixtures... Continue Reading