Plumbing Articles

Climate Partners uncovers some of the usual suspects behind these odors, explores how to correct the issue, and offers tips on getting your Milford, home smelling fresh again.

With temperatures expected to dip well below the freezing mark over the next several days here in Connecticut, our team at Climate Partners has some tips to protect your Bridgeport plumbing equipment:

Imagine this winter, sitting in your New Haven home by the fire, looking out the window at the falling snowflakes while sipping your hot cocoa with marshmallows. Life is good. It is good, that is, until you hear the loud rush of water somewhere in your Connecticut home.

Sewer line leaks can cause extensive damage if not detected early, leading to costly repairs and potentially severe health hazards. Before you don your hazmat suit and start panicking, Climate Partners examines the telltale signs of a leaking sewer pipe so you can be sure of the issue at hand and how to best handle it.

When it comes to your Bridgeport home’s plumbing, you want to feel secure it will continue to work every day when you need it, without surprises. At Climate Partners, we can help you make this a reality with our plumbing maintenance plan.

The whole idea of a plumbing inspection is to head off any potential plumbing issues in your Milford home––to avert a disaster or costly repair. But why do so many people not have one then? They probably do not realize it should be part of their regular home maintenance plan.

Your garbage disposal could be humming for any number of reasons. You may be able to resolve the issue on your own, but if you can’t or would rather leave it to the professionals, Climate Partners is here for you. Our experts can arrive to diagnose and resolve the problem in no time!

Are you anxious after seeing water backing up in your Milford home? After all, who wouldn’t worry when they see water piling up in their home? The truth is this could be a sign of a serious problem—a clogged main line drain.

Microplastics are everywhere.

The microscopic pieces of plastic are so tiny you do not notice them in the air you breathe and the food you eat. You will not see them flowing from your kitchen faucet or taste them in a bottle of purified water.

Are you dealing with one toilet clog after another? Or is your kitchen sink drain clogging more often than it should be?

Indoor plumbing is one of those things we all take for granted—that is, until we lose that convenience due to a plumbing problem. When plumbing issues inevitably arise, knowing what to do and who to call can drastically reduce the stress and difficulty of the situation. Even if you don’t have a leaky faucet or a clogged drain on your hands at this moment, it’s still a good idea to know what to do if and when such a problem happens.