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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QD23BwSwm8 Emergency Plumbing Austin Texas] - Plumbing emergencies may appear without warning. If the situation is actually not an emergency, it would be better for you to schedule a plumbing service call during regular calling hours as emergency rates are usually priced higher than normal plumbing maintenance rates.<br />
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A thing of caution: If you have natural gas or propane and also you smell gas inside your home, shut off the main valve (the location where the gas comes into your house) and call for service immediately!<br />
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These are the five major causes of your plumbing emergency. Here are a few helpful troubleshooting tips you can test before calling for service after hours.<br />
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No Heat?<br />
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1.) Look into the thermostat. Is it off or rejected?<br />
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2.) Check the burner switch. Usually located near your furnace, it looks like a light switch having a red switch plate. Sometimes this gets turned off by mistake.<br />
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3.) Look at your oil tank. Are you currently out of oil?<br />
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4.) Check the burner reset button. Oil furnaces have a red colored reset button around the burner itself. Push to reset. Whether it trips again, call for service.<br />
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5.) Look at the circuit breaker panel. Reset tripped breaker just once. If it trips again, demand service.<br />
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[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QD23BwSwm8 Emergency Plumbing Austin Texas] - No Water?<br />
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1.) Look into the pump circuit breaker in-house panel. Reset once. If it trips again, you can typically wait until morning to plan a service call.<br />
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2.) Check the pressure tank gauge.<br />
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3.) Look at your checkbook! Did you pay your water bill?<br />
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No Warm water?<br />
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1.) Check all hot water fixtures in the house.<br />
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2.) Look into the circuit breaker internally panel.<br />
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If you have a power hot water tank, reset breaker. If it trips again, usually do not reset. Call for service. When you have a tankless coil water heater, and you heat with oil, follow steps for "no heat." If you have a gas domestic hot water tank, do not reset breaker or re-light pilot. Turn off gas valve and call for service immediately.<br />
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Leaking Pipe?<br />
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1.) Shut down main water valve, or gate valve to that broken pipe.<br />
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2.) Call for plumbing repair.<br />
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Note: A broken pipe doesn't necessarily require 24-hour emergency service. However, once an area becomes saturated behind sheet rock or carpeting gets soaked, mold can set in within 36 hours. Some plumbers provide emergency water extraction services, in addition to mold remediation and restoration. Don't ignore a leaking pipe unless you can get around to fixing it. It may create a much bigger problem the longer you wait!<br />
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[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QD23BwSwm8 Emergency Plumbing Austin Texas] - Clogged Drain?<br />
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1.) Identify the source of the clog. You will find the source by flowing water in other sinks in the house. If all drains backup, then the source of the clog is in the soil pipe itself. Demand service to root out. If it's the toilet, plunge it. Whether it's only one sink drain, check underneath to get a clean out trap. It is possible to unscrew the plug in the bottom and pull out the clog.<br />
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2.) If all drains are clogged, otherwise you are unable to unclog the trap yourself, require plumbing service. Avoid the use of liquid plumber or similar products.</div>Thu, 03 May 2012 09:19:19 GMTTimmiEarles701http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:TimmiEarles701