When your faucet is malfunctioning, and you’re faced with a leaking pipe repair, contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Kansas City. Several signs indicate it’s time to contact us, including:
- Dripping Water - When the water drips out of your faucet, it's likely a pipe leaking, even when it’s turned off. Be sure to observe the other faucets in your home to determine whether the problem is isolated or widespread.
- Corrosion and Rust - Corrosion and rust buildup around your faucet, the base of your sink, tub, or shower, or around your drains is a key indication that you will need to repair pipe leak issues before they become more damaging.
- Elevated Water Bills - When water escapes from your faucet, even when it’s shut off, you will discover that your water bills are increasing. To combat this expensive issue, pursue prompt pipe repair with our service professionals.
- Squeaky Faucets - Squeaking sounds or difficulties when using your faucet are common signs of a leaking pipe repair.
- Foul Smells - When your drains and pipes emit a foul smell, it’s often due to a pipe leaking within your plumbing system, and it requires dedicated service to address the issue.
Toilet Leaks
Leaking pipe repair for toilets is crucial, as an unaddressed pipe leaking beneath your floors can cause severe damage to your home. Symptoms of a leaking toilet include:
- Unusual Sounds - Grumbling, bubbling, gurgling, and otherwise unusual noises are indications that something is leaking within your toilet.
- Pools of Water - Not to be mistaken for normal toilet condensation, when you recognize significant pools of water at the base of the toilet or on the floor, it’s time to fix leaking pipe issues with Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Kansas City.
- Uneven Floors - When your flooring becomes uneven, it may be due to a leak beneath the surface that derives from your toilet. These problems do not appear overnight and are typical symptoms of a complex issue that requires the skill of dedicated service professionals to limit further damage to your home.
- Mold, Sewage, or Gas Odors - Your bathroom may not boast the most comforting smell, but it should never smell like mold, gas, or sewage. When you notice one of these odors, you must contact Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Kansas City for immediate assistance.
Water Heater Leaks
Just as any other plumbing fixture may succumb to pipe leaking, so do water heaters. When a water heater leaks, look out for the following signs, including:
- Pooling water or an abundance of moisture around the water heater
- Unleveled flooring around the base of the water heater
- Dripping sounds or other strange noises coming from the water heater
- Limited or no hot water supply
Washing Machine Leaks
Washing machine pipe leaking is a nuisance that impacts your day's productivity. However, you can pursue prompt repairs when you understand the signs to look out for, including:
- A moldy or musty odor
- Pooling water at the base of the machine
- Corroded or loose hose connection
- Cracked or bulging hose
In most cases, a washing machine with a pipe leaking results from a faulty hose connection. To verify if this is the case for your home, pull your machine forward and observe the state of your hose. If it appears corroded, loose, cracked, or bulging, it’s time for a replacement, and Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Kansas City is here to make it happen. Contact our friendly team at our 24-hour live answering service to discuss your hose connection malfunction and request your service estimate.
Natural Gas Leaks
Plumbing fixtures that succumb to leaking pipe repair can be damaged due to the effects of water. However, they can often be detected and addressed without long-term damage. On the other hand, natural gas pipe leaks are far more hazardous as natural gas lines hold carbon monoxide, which is toxic to humans and can even be fatal when inhaled in large quantities. When a natural gas pipe leaks, you will notice an odor similar to rotten eggs. When you smell this, it’s important to act fast, shut off any gas appliances, and open your home’s windows for sufficient ventilation. Furthermore, it’s important to be proactive and ensure your home has carbon monoxide detectors that alert your family during a gas leak.
