Most Frequently Asked Questions

A: Watch for things like slow-moving drains, unusual pipe noises, drops in water pressure, unexplained damp spots, higher-than-normal water bills, or sewer-type odours around sinks and floor drains. These often signal a problem starting to develop.

A: The safest first step is to turn off the water at the nearest shut-off valve — or the main valve if needed. Try to contain any water to prevent damage, then reach out to a qualified plumber to properly diagnose and fix the issue.

A: Having a professional look over your plumbing once a year is a good practice. Routine inspections catch small issues like minor leaks, corrosion, or blockages before they escalate into expensive repairs.