Is it Worth Calling a Plumber?

Some plumbing issues appear to be simple fixes, but you wind up knee-deep in undeclared water. We all enjoy doing our own home improvement projects when we can, but a leaky toilet and a leak underneath a sink can be particularly dangerous because a small leak may become more widespread or go undetected until it is too late.

So, is it worth calling a 5-Star Plumber? It's time to call a plumber when attempting a DIY fails and you do not have the usage of your plumbing.

​Your Bathroom Continually Overflows

The toilet is not flushing properly and giving you problems. Well, it may be time to get a new one.

​Buying a good toilet like American Standard, I prefer the one from Home Depot where a person is flushing golf balls. Or rather, there is an image on the front of the carton when purchasing.

Or the Toto Brand, but these are a little more pricey, but they do work well. But like I said if you want a toilet that will not give you problems as much as the lower-end toilets and last a long time?

​You Have Absolutely No Water

Lack of water is the biggest factor in turning a Friday into a not-so-great weekend.

​And that means no water for dishes, showers, etc.

​Calling a plumber if you wake up with a busted pipe or leaky water line or worse yet with no water in the shower. Sometimes you can change the cartridge, and this will fix the problem.

Or when you have a leaky pipe well the pinhole leak etc. needs to be fixed in order to turn the water back on.

Stopped-up Drainage Drains need  Snaking

Plumbing clogs frequently occur in the drainage, toilets, and bathtubs. Some of these obstructions can be cleared with a plunger and some effort.

However, if a little plunger work doesn't work to clear them or if there is a persistent clog, you should call a plumber.

​You Can't Stop the Drips from Your Faucets

​ Perhaps you've intended to mend the dripping sink as soon as possible. The issue continues, and before you realize it, months have passed.

However, this isn't always the case. Sometimes a drip can be quickly fixed by replacing the cartridge or a new faucet.  If you can't fix it or have a few other things to do, it's best to hire a plumber for these little problems.

Also, if this seems to be the answer, I mean a new faucet is needed, I recommend going with Delta, Moen, and Price Pfister. A good-quality faucet. Why because if you get the most inexpensive one, you can replace it sooner than you would have liked.