If you notice your toilet isn’t flushing properly, it could be a tank issue. Lift the lid (if it’s accessible) of your toilet tank and take a look inside. This tank runs clean water, which helps your toilet flush. If the tank is empty, there could be a problem. At Clean Flo Sewer and SepticCONTINUE READING »
Before the winter season arrives, it’s important to prepare your home for the cold months ahead, particularly your plumbing system. As temperatures drop and pipes begin to chill, there is a growing risk that expanding ice could burst your pipes and flood your home. At Clean Flo Sewer and Septic we work with clients acrossCONTINUE READING »
When a cold winter’s night is approaching, it is a wise idea to consider if you should do something to prevent your pipes from freezing. While you might go many winters without getting a frozen pipe, a single burst will be enough to make you cautious every winter after. Pipe bursts from freezing are majorCONTINUE READING »
There are many hidden issues that can pop up when owning a home, and unfortunately, some of the most dangerous go overlooked. Slab leaks are a good example. If you’re a first-time homeowner, chances are you’ve never heard about a slab leak. But even longtime homeowners can take years to notice this issue. At CleanCONTINUE READING »
Not all drain clogs are created equally. Sure, you may think about calling a plumber when you’re trying to unclog your drain for the tenth time in a week. But what about the simpler clogs? Clean Flo Sewer and Septic has some tips for you on how to prevent a drain clog! Always UseCONTINUE READING »