Dallas Plumbing Company – Since 1903 Air Conditioning, Heating and Plumbing in the Dallas, Texas Area Search Main menu Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content Home What Are Common Items That You Should Never Put Down The Drain? Posted on October 28, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company Have you ever noticed the hollow gurgle sound while doing dishes? This is a sign of clogged drain. A properly working sink is a boon. In order to maintain a clean and healthy kitchen, keep tab on items that you put down the drain, maintaining a fully working sink isn’t always doable as clogged sinks are common. However, keeping a check on certain items that you put down the drain, you can minimize clogging of sink. Just the way you maintain your hygiene and cleanliness, pay attention to cleanliness of your kitchen too. Here we’ll discuss about certain items that you should never put down the drain. Oil & Grease: Many people tend to put down grease & oil down their sink without knowing the damage it can cause to sink. Grease and oil can congeal and can create water resistant blockage that will require some serious plumbing action to get rid of it. Don’t directly throw away grease and oil (including salad dressing & other toppings) down the sink instead place such materials in disposable cans or jars and dispose of somewhere else. Grounded Coffee Extracts: A strong of coffee is an essential part of daily regime for many people. Nowadays instant coffee is available in market but still many people prefer to use coffee extracts due to its aroma & taste. So, what do you with the coffee grounds when you slugged your last sip of coffee? In case your coffee brewing machine is placed nearby the sink, you might be tempted to wash away those grounds down the drain. Resist this temptation and make it a habit to dispose off those grounds with other solid trash Coffee grounds are not fully soluble in water and if these come in close contact with a developing grease clog it ca cause a serious plumbing issue. Flour: Flour is an everyday food staple and is used in making bread, pizza dough, sauces, and much more food items. Don’t go wrong with flour if you want to keep your sink clog free. In case you pour enough flour down the drain, it will come in contact with water and all the flour will gum up your pipes and jam everything up. It is advisable to throw away any left out flour straight into trash can. Rice & Pasta: Both pasta and rice are favorite food items for kids as well as adults. Both of these food items are fairly small in size in their dry state however once you combine them with water, they grow substantially. In case you chunk pasta and rice down the drain, they’ll combine with water and just grow and grow into a stubborn clog. All these stuffs have no place in your kitchen drain. Throw your leftover pasta and rice directly in the trash can. These are some everyday use kitchen items that most of us don’t care and directly pour down the drain which often cause clogging of sink and needs professional help. By paying attention to safe disposal of kitchen waste, you can prevent clogging of sink and drains. No matter how careful you are with your kitchen sink, at some point clog can become inevitable and you’ll need professional help to fix it. Looking for a trusted plumbing company in Dallas? Since 1903, in Dallas and surrounding areas, Dallas Plumbing Company has been a trusted and reliable name for all your heating and air conditioning needs. We offer a complete range of residential and commercial water heating services at competitive prices and with no compromise on quality. Check out our range of plumbing and heating and other services. Posted in Common Plumbing Problems, Plumbing Services Is Your Plumbing Winter Ready? Posted on October 27, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company Winter is around the corner and it is the smart time to winterize your plumbing. Forecasters don’t expect another Snowmaggedon this season, but you never know what to expect in Texas. As a home or business owner, you can save yourself a lot of expense and trouble later by preparing your home or business now before the temperature drops. Insulate Water Pipes: Water pipes generally run above or below the insulation in the attic in houses built prior to 1990’s. These can freeze in icy weather. Pipes in the crawl space under a pier and beam foundation, and those on a North-facing outside wall also have exposure to freezing cold. Water in an exposed pipe can freeze & lead to a pipe burst. On the other hand, if your water pipes are well insulated you can save on energy as well as monthly electricity bill. Cover outside faucets, and close any open vents on the side of your foundation. Vent Replacement: As recommended by Mark Wissler, Master Plumber at Dallas Plumbing Company, all home owners and building managers should carefully survey the perimeter of the house, apartment or office building to identify areas where air can flow through or into. Unsealed windows and doors are particularly important. When was the last time you checked your attic or foundation vents? If vent covers are missing, they should be replaced. Foundation and attic vents should always have air flowing through them-throughout the year. Proper vent coverings play a vital role in preventing moisture issues, mold and freezing. Locate Your Main Shutoff Valve: Did you know you have a main shutoff valve to all the water flowing into your home? This valve is located between the main water meter near the street or alley. Most main shutoff valves are located outside the structure and away from it at least several inches. It often looks like a handle and could be covered. Identify the location of main shutoff valve of your home. This will save time and cost any time you have a leak or burst pipe. If a valve key is required, make sure it is placed at an easy and accessible location. With the onset of freeze, shut off the main valve. If you cannot find the shutoff valve, you can turn off the water meter in some cases, but you will need a special key tool to do so. Make sure that all the faucets are turned on so as to drain off any remaining water from the system. Early preparation gives you an extra edge in dealing with all water related issues. Hire a Licensed Plumbers: Hiring a licensed plumber means hiring a plumber who has certain level of skill and up to date know how of Texas plumbing code and laws. Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners have taken thorough measures to increase the number and availability of qualified plumbers across the state. If you have any difficulty finding a licensed plumber, visit tsbpe.texas.gov and look for the “Interactive Plumber Locating Map.” Dallas Plumbing has been a licensed, trusted and reliable name for quality, professional plumbing services in Dallas since 1903. If you’re facing any plumbing, heating or air-conditioning issue, visit our website or contact us today to schedule your service. Posted in Plumbing Services Top 5 Plumbing Maintenance Tips For Fall Posted on September 28, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company Are you all geared up for Fall? With the beginning of Fall officially, it’s time to focus on your seasonal plumbing maintenance tips. Winter is still far off but it is best time to start your winter preparation. In this blog we’ll discuss tips that will help you prepare for upcoming colder months in order to ger your home safe and ready for winter. Outdoor Water Hoses & Faucets: During colder temperatures, water inside the hose tends to freeze and expand. Expansion in any connected pipes and faucets inside can lead them to freeze and break. To prevent any such situation, it is advisable to disconnect, drain of any remaining water from all the outsides water hoses and simply store all hoses in a dry area. Once you are done with hose removal, inspect all the outdoor faucets for any leaks or drips. Fall is the ideal time to repair any leakage or other plumbing issues. A leaking faucet can cause water damage and other plumbing issues during onset of winters. Once all your outdoor taps are checked & fixed, cover them up and insulate them using a styrofoam insulation kit. Interior Valve Shut-Off: Most of the homes are equipped with an interior shut-off valve that is generally connected to outside faucets and plumbing. Interior valve should be shut off and outdoor faucet valve should be kept open and ensure that there is no water left in the line that can freeze and cause other plumbing issues. Complete Insulation: Identify the non-heated areas of your home and pipelines located in those areas. It is advisable to ensure that all pipes in such areas are fully insulated. This will protect your pipes from freezing during cold winters. Sealants: When any pipeline enter your home, gap between the walls and pipes is a common thing. Over the period of time, these gaps become a gateway for cold air penetration. This can lead to freezing of pipes and an upsurge in your utility bills. Review all areas of your home and use high quality sealants, weather stripping, insulative material, caulking etc. to seal these gaps. Water Heaters: With the onset of winter, water heaters tend to use a lot of power and work harder to provide the same level of hot water. To keep your water heater running efficiently, it is advisable to completely flush the water tank to remove any sediment built up, residues, etc. which might hinder heat transfer. Your plumbing system deserves regular maintenance. Looking for a trusted plumbing company in Dallas? Since 1903, in Dallas and surrounding areas, Dallas Plumbing Company has been a trusted and reliable name for all your heating and air conditioning needs. We offer a complete range of residential and commercial water heating services at competitive prices and with no compromise on quality. Check out our range of plumbing and heating and other services. Posted in Plumbing Services How to Tell When It’s Time to Repipe Your Home Posted on August 25, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company Every home need maintenance including the most well-built homes. From your HVAC units and appliances to roofs, everything needs proper upkeep, repair, or replacement over a certain period of time. The same hold true for pipes that carry water in your home. Water is of utmost importance for every household and in recent years, water quality has become an alarming issue. Old, dirty, corroded, and damaged pipes are the main reasons for degraded water quality. If construction of your home has become more than 10 years old, or if you’ve noticed following signs, it’s the time to consider repiping your home. Foul Smell or Taste of Water is Bad: Clean water is free from any sort of odors and is tasteless. However, when tastes off or some strong foul smell is coming it implies that water is tainted with dirt, debris, rust, any other impurities that might be coming from your home’s pipes. It is advisable to call a Dallas plumbing Expert to survey your pipes’ condition and analyze the cause and best solution for your problem. Water Appears to Be Murky, Red or Brown: Clean water is fully transparent and has no color of its own. In case the color of water at your home appears to be murky or reddish brown, the condition of your pipes is to be blamed for it. Sometime discoloration of water is not noticed until the utensils/appliances in which water is stored begin to discolor as well. If you have noticed any discoloration in water or any surface that comes in contact with water, hurry up an contact Dallas Plumbing professionals. Frequent Noisy Sounds: Occasional sounds are common for every household be it whistling of winds through attic, floorboard, appliance cycling through their power functions, etc. However, in case you have noticed some creaking, shifting, or banging sound, the sound is probably coming from the old pipes of your home. Such sounds grow louder over time and are prone to further damages. Leakage: In order to maximize profits, some builders often use low quality lower cost pipes which tend to develop leaks after few years. Occasional leaks at few spots may require small repair but in case of frequent leaks, it is advisable to pay immediate attention and go for replacement of pipes. Stop ignoring and get your pipes inspected and replaced. Various factors such as age, poor-quality materials, damage, corrosion, or intrusion from roots tend to get worse with time. This leads to failure of bad pipes at home, putting your home at risk of flooding, which can cause significant and extremely expensive damage. Don’t wait until your pipelines become a ticking time bomb. Contact Dallas Plumbing Company, your trusted local plumbing company serving Dallas and nearby area since1903. Contact us today for a free plumbing estimate. Posted in Common Plumbing Problems, Plumbing Services How Commercial Air Conditioning Services Can Help You Prevent AC Breakdowns During Summer? Posted on July 26, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company Is your air conditioner working efficiently? Are you struggling to set your AC or thermostat to a certain temperature to get the same degree of cooling? Or you might find your AC to be a little noisier or blowing in the dusty air. These are some initials signs indicating that your AC needs proper care. Here we’ll discuss how hiring commercial air conditioning services can help you prevent any potential AC breakdown during summers. A New Installation Isn’t The End Of Road Purchasing an air conditioner and getting it installed at home might serve your purpose initially, but you should get it serviced regularly on a quarterly or half-yearly basis. Get an AC service contract and the contractor will call you up and remind you when service is due, set up an appointment, and will visit you to make sure that everything is going well with your AC. AC Servicing is More of Like A Routine Check-up AC servicing is much similar to visiting your doctor for a routine check-up. Your health is of utmost importance for your wellbeing that’s why you should keep visiting your doctor on a regular basis. Routine check-ups help the doctor to figure out anything wrong with your health and it acts as preventative care. A Preventive Combat Against Potential AC Breakdown Hiring an AC service will help your contractor to figure whether your AC is working fine or not. A bit of cleaning coupled with servicing can work wonders in maintaining the efficiency of the air conditioner system at your home. “Prevention is better than cure” is a popular saying and is advisable to implement to prevent any potential AC breakdown during the scorching summer heat. Dallas Plumbing Company is a trusted name for plumbing, heating, and air conditioning solutions across Dallas and nearby areas since 1903. Why look beyond when you can get high-quality impeccable services at your doorstep at affordable rates. Contact us to schedule your air conditioning service today. Posted in Air Conditioning Services Top 5 Benefits of Water Jetting Posted on June 26, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company Regular maintenance of plumbing in Texas can be quite daunting especially when you have to deal with stubborn clogs. Some clogs are easy to fix using a plunger or a drain cleaner while some are too stubborn and are hidden deep somewhere in your home’s pipelines or the main sewer line. However, you can fix each clog of your own. For intense clogging issues, you may need to seek professional help. Here we will discuss how water can prove beneficial for your plumbing: How Water Jetting Can Benefit Your Plumbing? Clogs are a common plumbing issue, however, if left untreated these can be a cause of potential damage to your plumbing. No matter how well maintained is your home and plumbing, household debris, etc. can still be accumulated inside your plumbing. That’s you need an effective way to clean and clear your drains and pipelines. Using a drain cleaner or a snake is one of the most prevalent methods for drain cleaning. But in reality, these are not as safe & effective as water jetting. Effective & Efficient Way of Drainage Cleaning: In the water jetting method; a high-pressure hose is used to blast water through the plumbing lines to clear any obstacles and obstructions inside your pipe without causing any damage to your plumbing. Cost Effective: Initially the cost involved in water jetting may cost you more in comparison to the cost incurred in other cleaning methods. However, it can save money in the long run because you might not have to spend to replace cracked pipes or fix leakages. Clean Plumbing Method: Plumbing pipeline and sewer lines may contain toxins. In traditional methods, there are high chances that your plumber may come in contact with these containments. However, with water jetting your plumber can do the same job in less time. With it, it you won’t necessarily have to dig underground or cut your walls to get access to the plumbing. Eco Friendly Method: Common DIY drain cleaning method involves using chemical drain cleaners that are toxic for your body and environment. While using a water jet, that only uses water, the obstacles causing the clog gets flushed out. Early Warning Signals for Future Problems: Professional plumbing companies often use camera inspections to detect any other potential problem before it gets worse. Using the water jetting method, issues can be identified before it becomes a major issue. Your plumbing system deserves regular maintenance. Looking for a trusted plumbing company in Dallas? Since 1903, in Dallas and surrounding areas, Dallas Plumbing Company has been a trusted and reliable name for all your heating and air conditioning needs. We offer a complete range of residential and commercial water heating services at competitive prices and with no compromise on quality. Check out our range of plumbing and heating and other services. Posted in Plumbing Services Top 5 Tips To Baby Proof Your Bathroom Posted on May 26, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company If you have kids at home, then the bathroom is one of the most accident-prone areas in your home. In children aged 1-4 years, drowning is a leading cause of death, as the bathroom is filled with areas that can prove hazardous for any child if left unattended. In this blog, we’ll be discussing various steps that you should implement to keep your child safe and secure in the bathroom. Supervision: Water level of up to 2 inches can be fatal for babies because it can be difficult for them to lift their heads or turn to other side, on their own. Therefore, it is advisable to never leave a child unattended in bathroom especially if child is around water. Keep Cleaning Products & Chemicals Out of Reach: Babies and toddlers have an innate curiosity and enjoy exploring things around them. It is advisable to keep all the cleaning supplies and other chemicals, etc. out of their reach in a cabinet or a shelf located at top or higher level so as to prevent them from reaching the cleaning supplies. Reset the Water Heater Level: 100 degrees is an ideal bath temperature for babies. However, water heaters at home are generally set at 140 degrees. Babies have very sensitive skin and a little increase in temperature can cause blisters or rashes on their body. Turn down the temperature regulator on your water heater to prevent any accidental leakage of hot water that may cause serious burn injuries. Keep Away Electrical Appliances: Just like cleaning supplies, it is advisable to keep all electrical appliances like hair dryers, curling or hair straightening irons, and any loose cords of any other equipment out of their reach. Properly warp or secure all the loose electrical cords to avoid any potential strangulation. Invest in Baby Safety Products: The market is filled with lots of baby safety products. Consider investikng in a bathing thermometer for kids to check the temperature of water before going in the water. Install toilet lid locks, safety latches for all cabinets. Ensure that everyone at home is practiced on locking all cabinet doors and toilet lid. These are some of the tips that can help you prevent any child related injuries in bathroom area. Dallas Plumbing Company is a trusted name for plumbing, heating and air conditioning solutions across Dallas and nearby areas since 1903. There is no need to look any further when you can get high quality impeccable services, at affordable rates. Contact us to schedule your plumbing service today. Posted in Plumbing Services Top 4 Things to Get Fix If Your AC is Not Cooling Posted on April 23, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company In this scorching summer heat, all that you need is some cool air passing through your skin. Your AC is running continuously but not cooling due to which you may have to deal with heat, sweat and sleepless nights. When AC is running but you are not getting the desired cool breeze that everyone is yawning for during summer. Don’t worry, here are your probable answers that why your AC is not colling despite running for hours. In this blog we’ll cover all that and what you should do about it. Dirty Air Filter: One of the reasons may be dirty air filter. Varied types of dust, dirt and other particles might have entered in air filter through the handler unit. Through this entire process you’ll get a clean supply of air around your home. However, when too much dust particles are accumulated in the filter it becomes too dirty to work efficiently. A dirty air filter will not only block the airflow but will also reduce the cooling impact. No wonder thermostat will continue to read as usual, however you’ll not receive enough air inside your home. In worst scenario, dirty filter might lead to freezing of your evaporator coil into an ice block, thus blocking the cool air passing through it. If timely attention is not paid, your air conditioning system might face a complete shutdown. Don’t worry, a dirty air filter is not the end of your AC unit. It is just a temporary problem that can be controlled. Always ensure that air filter is check and replaced timely in case it starts showing signs of trouble. However, if the problem persists despite regular maintenance, air filter might not be the problem. You need to dip digger to figure out the exact issue or take help of an air conditioning professional. Incorrect Thermostat Setting: Checking thermostat setting should be the foremost thing that you ask why your AC is not cooling. Whenever thermostat is set to ‘on’, AC will blow cool and lukewarm air while turning on or off. It is recommended to try setting the thermostat to auto. If this doesn’t help, proceed for next step & check is thermostat set to cool. Try adjusting the thermostat settings to on and off. Wait for few minutes to catch up and then confirm if settings are working and you are getting the benefit of AC in your home or office. Right Amount of Refrigerant: Right amount of refrigerant chemical is needed to ensure proper cooling of AC. However, in absence of correct of refrigerant, your AC may not offer the desirable cooling. In case of leakage of refrigerant through the outdoor or indoor system, liquid will turn into gas and will invite all humidity and heat energy indoors and release it outside. This might be also one of the reasons that your AC is not working properly. If issue is not resolved timely, it may lead to permanent system failure. You’ll need to hire a professional help for proper diagnosis of underlying issue. Till the professional help is received, ensure that AC is kept off otherwise it can damage the compressor. Size of AC: In absence of any technical glitch, size of your AC w.r.t size of your home might not be sufficient enough to maintain the continuous cool air supply. Each AC comes with a certain capacity in terms of cooling. If the temperature outside is not scorching and you notice that your air conditioner is not providing the required cooling, the problem is with the size of your AC. The next question that pops in your mind will be how to determine the right size of AC for your home. There are various other factors involved such as insulation quality, local climate, construction quality, and square footage, etc. All you need to overcome this problem is to consider taking professional help to understand the right size of air conditioning unit for your home. In case you are having an undersized AC unit at home, replacement is not the sole option. There might be some other available alternatives using which your unit can keep going on. Ductless units can also be installed in hot areas. These are some troubleshooting tips that you can try at home to resolve the cooling issues. However, if these tips don’t work, your AC unit has much bigger issue that need to handled by professional to avoid any further damage. Dallas Plumbing Company is a trusted name for plumbing, heating and air conditioning solutions across Dallas and nearby areas since 1903. Why look beyond when you can get high quality impeccable services at your door step at affordable rates. Contact us to schedule your air conditioning service today. Posted in Air Conditioning Services Pets at Home? Top 5 Tips for Pet Proofing Your Plumbing Posted on March 28, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company Pet owners LOVE their pets. A recent study shows nearly one third of homeowners in the U.S own either a cat or a dog. You might not have experienced it, but with pets in the home, pet related plumbing problems can be a concern that pet owners must deal with. Here are the top five useful tips that will help you pet-proof your home’s plumbing. Adopting these practices will enhable pet owners to keep both pets as well as plumbing safe from one another. So, you can relax and enjoy without worrying about how one might harm the other. Pet proofing your home is not much different from child proofing. Encapsulation: First of all, keep or hide the dangerous items away from your pets. Encapsulate all your covered pipes or wirings. You can either invest in basic pipe covers available at your local big box store, search the web for a DIY solution. Regardless of how you do it, covering the pipes with simple covers will keep your pets away from chewing your pipes. Installation of Pressure Balancing Valves: Have your ever experienced a sudden hot water scald when someone flushes a toilet while you are showering? If so, that might be due to the absence of pressure balancing valves in your plumbing. A pressure balance valve maintains an equal amount of water from the hot and cold side. When sudden changes in water pressure reduce the water flowing from the showerhead, like a toilet flushing, the temperature will remain the same. Without pressure balancing valves, scalding can happen to anyone, including your pet taking its bath, using the water at that moment because hot water could suddenly jet out of any of the faucets. Sudden outbursts of hot water can pose a major problem for your pets at home. It is advisable to install pressure balancing valves in the home. They are affordable but will likely require a plumber to install. Use Drain Guards: Hairs are a major reason for clogged drains in every household. Just like humans, dogs and cats also can lose a lot of fluff while bathing or roaming in the home. Drain guards are cheap and readily available. Get them installed & you’ll be amazed to see how much drain guards help in preventing clogged drains. Keep Your Toilet Lid Closed: Avoid using chemical drain cleaners as these are acidic. They might resolve clogging issues but may corrode your pipes at the same time. And most importantly for pet owners, chemical drain cleaners can be toxic for your pets if ingested accidently. You won’t want your pet to ingest toxic leftover residue from your toilet bowl water. It is recommended to keep the toilet lid closed while a chemical drain cleaner does its job. And keep your pet’s water bowl filled so that they don’t have to look it elsewhere. Keep a Tab On Your Pet: Generally sewer lines are deep however some sewer lines might only be a few inches under your yard. If your pet is fond of digging, it is recommended to ensure that they never remain unsupervised in the backyard. Dogs and cats can easily dig their way down to the sewer line pipes, possibly puncture or dislodge them, damaging the pipeline in the process. Doesn’t happen often, but it does occur. If your family’s pet is causing plumbing issue, no worries. Contact Dallas Plumbing Company today. We would love to fix your existing plumbing issues. We would love to fix any of your existing plumbing issues. We’re also happy to equip you with the knowledge to keep it from happening again. We want to keep you and your pets happy! Posted in Plumbing Services Before You Buy That New Home: Three Big Plumbing Questions Posted on February 26, 2021 by Dallas Plumbing Company Getting into a new home can be an exhilarating experience. The only problem is that in the excitement of getting there, a person can forget to ask about the basics of home infrastructure namely plumbing and sewage. Before you commit to a home and move in, you want to ask three important questions. 1. What condition is the sewer line in? In any home, if the waste flows smoothly from your house to the main sewer maintained by your city or waste service, the sewer line should be in good condition. If you fail to ask, the repairs or replacements, even minor ones, can cost thousands of dollars. Before you buy in, make sure all sewer lines flow uninterrupted. If you know of any problem, make sure the current owners either repair it or bear the necessary costs of repair. 2. Are there any leakage problems? In the stress of moving into a new home, even a minor leak a dripping faucet or running toilet can spike your irritation levels. And no new homeowner needs more of that. Just as no new homeowner wants the water bill that comes with the leaks, avoidable expenses easily nipped by hiring a licensed professional plumber. For any leakage undetected and identified later on, any licensed and trusted plumber can locate the root problem and help you solve it. 3. How’s the water heater? Before you sign for your new home, ask about the condition of the water heater: What’s its present state? Good? How old is it? When was its last maintenance? A reliable seller can give you maintenance records to support any claims made by the owner. A well-maintained water heater is not just an asset, it’s a necessity. A damaged or falling unit is also a money drain. If the water heater is damaged or needs to be replaced, ask your realtor or seller to put the expense in the final sales proceeds. Remember: A reliable owner will give you maintenance records to back up any claims. Thinking about a tankless water heater? Are you interested in the benefits and endless possibilities of a tankless water heater? It may be time to upgrade your typical water heater. Since 1903, in Dallas and surrounding areas, Dallas Plumbing Company has been a trusted and reliable name for all your heating and air conditioning needs. We offer a complete range of residential and commercial water heating services to at competitive prices and with no compromise on quality. Check out our range of plumbing and heating and other services. 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