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    How to Stop an Overflowing Toilet

    Last updated 3 days ago

    Nobody likes that feeling of dread as water approaches the rim of the toilet bowl. When a toilet is overflowing, it can be too easy to panic; but being prepared and staying calm in the event of an overflow can save your bathroom from flooding and water damage.

    This video explains how you can halt an overflowing toilet and mitigate damage from water that overtakes the rim of the bowl. Doing this is as simple as locating the shutoff valve that supplies water to the toilet tank. Located on the lower left side of the commode, the shutoff valve, typically oval-shaped, can be tightened by turning it to the right. This will cut off all water flow to the tank. This valve should be checked and exercised once a year.

     

    Once you have the flooding under control, contact Albert Nahman Plumbing & Heating at (510) 984-3207 for one of our experienced plumbers to take care of the clog. Call for a free estimate!

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    The Biggest Threats to the Integrity of Your Sewer Line

    Last updated 9 days ago

    Your sewer line has many natural enemies. Any issues with your sewer line can cause catastrophic floods, clogs, and even backups in your indoor plumbing. It's important to stay on top of sewer line maintenance, which includes occasional inspections from your licensed plumber.

    Roots

    For suburban areas, among the largest and most common problems plaguing sewer lines are tree roots. These natural invaders are adept at locating sources of water, so even a pinhole leak in your sewer line can attract a tendril that matures into a thick root inside the pipe. Not only can this eventually cause an obstruction, but will also likely create a leak at the point of root penetration. If left unchecked, this problem can grow into a major issue, causing miniature sinkholes and other problems.

    Large Obstructions

    Foreign objects that make it into the sewer drain can become caught up on tree roots or cause a blockage themselves. Sanitary napkins, diapers, paper towels, moist towelettes, and other similar items will not break down and can easily clog a sewer line. This obstruction may occur immediately or gradually develop. Regular sewer line inspections performed by a qualified plumber can help identify issues before they escalate.

    Punctures and Cracks

    As the ground settles and moves around the sewer line with changes in temperature and weather, it can press rocks into the pipe itself. Over time, this can create stress cracks or weakened areas that eventually leak. These conditions are hard to detect without the assistance of a plumber, which is another reason to have your sewer line inspected on a regular basis. Investing in inspections can save you frustration and money by preventing blockages or service interruptions.

    Schedule a sewer line inspection or repair services with Albert Nahman Plumbing & Heating’s experienced plumbers. Call us at (510) 984-3207 for more information, or visit our website today.

     

    Learn More About Modern Plumbing Technology

    Last updated 10 days ago

    Are you interested in learning more about plumbing maintenance and trenchless pipe repair? Click on the links below, then contact Albert Nahman Plumbing & Heating, the Bay Area’s premier plumbing and sewer service, at (510) 984-3207.

    Now Offering: BioSmart

    Last updated 12 days ago

    Albert Nahman Plumbing was featured this morning by the SF Chronicle and our new microbial drain line products for an eco-friendly way to clean drains, septic tanks and grease traps.

    “BioSmart begins working immediately upon introduction to a drain line or collection system,” Albert Nahman of Albert Nahman Plumbing said. “BioSmart’s bacterial cultures do not require a wake-up period like some other microbial products. BioSmart is easy to use and is as simple as pour and go.”

    To read the rest of the press release, visit PRWeb.com here--



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