No one wants to have a leaking pipe in their home. But ignoring the signs of a leak is a recipe for disaster. We always advise getting leaks found and fixed as quickly as possible to avoid additional trouble in your home. That’s one of the many reasons that we provide emergency plumbing in Ontario, since we know that plumbing issues pretty much never show up at a convenient time.
We aren’t just there for you when you have an emergency though. We want to help you keep things as calm and effective as possible in your home. With that said, let’s look at some of the best ways you can help take care of your plumbing to prevent leaks…or at least keep them to a minimum!
Something in your home is leaking. Thankfully it isn’t a leak in the pipes in your walls which means it may be easier to find. But the problem is that, while easy to find, a toilet leak is a major issue. We have good news though! The Sweetwater Plumbing team is here to help. Service provided by an 
Leaks are a pain to deal with. From the loss of needed water to the potential for water damage in the home, there are plenty of issues that a leak can cause. And those issues will get worse the longer a leak is allowed to go without being addressed. It probably goes without being said that prompt repair to leaking pipes is in everyone’s best interest.
A leak is a leak, right? They are problematic and if left unaddressed for too long they can cause some serious problems for your home. While this isn’t false not all leaks are created equal. While the team at Sweetwater Plumbing is able to provide leak repairs for all kinds of leaks around here, we do want to make sure you are informed about the impact that different types of leaks can have.
You have been enjoying the occasional sun and warmth that has been hitting California and doing some gardening. The last time you went out to do some watering in your garden though, you noticed that your water meter seemed to be even more eager to get things wet than you are. By this, we mean that even after your hose is turned off, your water meter is still happily running on its own.
The family is coming to your house for a holiday party this winter. There is a lot to do and prepare for and the last thing you’d want to be dealing with right now is warped flooring or peeling walls. And yet, that pesky pinhole leak certainly took a toll before you discovered it. Now, right around the holidays, you are faced with figuring out the best way to deal with some less-than-subtle water damage.