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How to Tell If You Have a Gas Leak: 9 Warning Signs
TL;DR Natural gas leaks announce themselves through smell, sound, sight, and physical symptoms. Any one of these is enough to act on. Smell is the most reliable sign. Natural gas has no odor of its own. Utilities add a sulfur
How to Adjust Toilet Flange Height (5 Proven Fixes)
TL;DR A toilet flange sits at the wrong height in most problem installations, and the direction of the error decides the fix. Correct height is level with the finished floor to a quarter inch above it. The flange belongs on
10 Common Water Heater Problems (and What They Mean)
TL;DR Water heaters fail gradually, and each symptom points to a specific component. Here is the short version. Sediment causes the most problems. It creates popping noises, shrinks usable tank capacity, raises energy costs, and shortens tank life. Annual flushing
No Hot Water in House? 8 Reasons Your Water Heater Stopped Working
No hot water in a house means the water heater has stopped heating, the hot water supply has been depleted, or a component between the heater and the fixture has failed. Gas water heaters, electric water heaters, and tankless water
Sewer Smell in House: 7 Causes and How to Find the Source
Sewer Smell in House: 7 Causes and How to Find the Source A sewer smell inside a house indicates that gases from the drain, waste, or vent (DWV) system are entering the living space. Sewer gas contains hydrogen sulfide, methane,
Why Does My Toilet Keep Running? 5 Causes, Costs, and When to Call a Plumber
Why Does My Toilet Keep Running? 5 Causes, Costs, and When to Call a Plumber A running toilet wastes 200 gallons of water per day, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. At Baton Rouge’s current water and sewer rates, a