Mr. Rooter Plumbing of the Inland Empire has ample experience resolving a wide array of plumbing issues, from tankless water heaters to sewer lines. Sometimes, your toilet needs the same attention and care as the rest of your plumbing system. Do you suspect you have a leaky toilet? The following are common signs of a leaky toilet:
Faucet Noises
If bubbling noises or groaning sounds come from the pipes behind or below a toilet, a plumbing leak may be the cause.
Mysterious Water on the Bathroom Floor
Have you spotted mysterious water puddles collecting on your bathroom floor? Sometimes, this problem is an early plumbing issue indicator.
Uneven Floor or Tile
It’s more common than you might think for homeowners to spot one or more bumps on their bathroom floors or tiles pushing up around their toilets. They may soon find out they’ve had a slow leak for a while.
Moldy or Sewer Gas Smells
Strong, unpleasant smells like sewer gas or a moldy, rotten stench may tell you your toilet has a plumbing issue.
Signs Your Water Heater Has a Leak
Do you have concerns about whether your water heater might have a plumbing issue? We recommend reviewing the following signs that your water heater has a leak:
- Excess moisture or small puddles forming near the tank
- Raised floor tiles or uneven flooring close to your water heater’s base
- Dripping water or other unusual sounds and noises coming from your water heater
- Lack of hot water or a restricted supply
Signs of a Leaking Washing Machine
Even washing machines need professional attention sometimes, such as when a possible leak occurs. Mr. Rooter Plumbing of the Inland Empire will gladly respond to your call and assess your appliance’s condition to identify leaks and other issues. A leaking washing machine hose’s common signs include the following:
- Cracked or bulging hoses
- Rusted or loose hose connections
- Small water puddles collecting near or behind your washing machine
- A musty or moldy odor in your laundry room