šŸŒ¦ļø Seasonal Plumbing Tips Every Homeowner Should Know

🌷 Spring: Check for Winter Damage

Inspect for Leaks

Cold weather can weaken seals and joints. Check around sinks, toilets, and water heaters for moisture.

Spring rains are coming! Make sure your sump pump is working before heavy downpours hit.

Flush the Water Heater

Sediment builds up over winter flushing it out improves efficiency and extends the life of the unit.

ā˜€ Summer: Prep for More Usage

Check for Toilet & Faucet Leaks

Summer often means guests and more water usage. A leaky toilet or dripping faucet can waste water and spike your bills. 

Be Gentle with the Garbage Disposal

More cookouts = more food scraps. Avoid grease, bones, and fibrous foods to prevent clogs.

Watch for Sewer Line Trouble.

Tree roots love warm weather and your sewer lines. If you notice slow drains or gurgling sounds, call us before it becomes a backup.

Clean gutters and check drains šŸ‚šŸ› ļø
Fallen leaves can clog gutters, downspouts, and drains. If water doesn’t flow properly, it can build up and lead to leaks—or even freeze once the cold hits. It’s also a great time to check that outdoor valves shut off properly and to drain garden hoses or irrigation systems before the first frost.

Insulate exposed pipes šŸ§ŠšŸ”§
Pipes located in cold areas (like basements, attics, or outdoors) are very vulnerable to freezing. When that happens, the water inside can expand and cause them to burst šŸ’„. Use foam insulation, heat tape, or even special pipe wraps. It’s a small investment that can save you from a major disaster.

šŸ›  Stay Ready with A&L Premier Plumbing

Seasonal maintenance is the key to avoiding plumbing disasters. If you’re not sure where to start, don’t worry, we’ll handle it for you. Our expert team offers inspections, repairs, and advice tailored to your home’s needs.

Let’s make every season stress-free.

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