1. Be Careful What You Flush Down The Toilet

Toilet paper and waste are the only things you should be flushing down the toilet. Other items such as wipes, tampons, hair, etc. can build up and cause clogs in your homes sewer lines.

  1. Regularly Check For Toilet Leaks

Every once in awhile check around the base of your toilet for pooling water. This may mean the wax ring needs to be replaced or even the toilet gaskets which typically require more in depth work to repair. Addressing these issues immediately will help avoid a more urgent issue such as water damage

  1. Exercise Your Main Valve And Other Shut Off Valves

Valves are meant to be exercised regularly. Doing this can help ensure they are less likely to fail in the event of an emergency when they are needed.

  1. Get Your Water Heater Flushed Annually

Water Heaters, whether the classic tank style or the on demand tankless, both types have sediment build up after regular use. It’s recommended to get water heaters flushed once a year.

  1. Be Cautious Of What You Put In The Garbage Disposal

Avoid starches like rice and pasta, also avoid coffee ground and fibrous foods like stringy fruit. All of these items can easily clog your drain line.

  1. Get Sewer Lines Inspected Regularly

Regularly getting your sewer lines cleared can act as a clean bill of health and also clear any clogs that may become larger issues in the future. Also having a camera ran will help show any issues or weaknesses in your sewer system so you can address them early.

  1. Repair Leaking Faucets And Showerheads

Leaky faucets or showerheads can run up your water bill. Repairing them as soon as possible can help ensure a regular water bill. According to the EPA faucet leaks can result in waste up to 180 gallons of water per week.

  1. Check Your Water Pressure

High water pressure can cause pipes to burst. Low water pressure will prevent your fixtures from working to their full potential. Pressure regulators help keep water pressure within a healthy range.

  1. Create A Regular Maintenance Schedule

It’s easy to forget about regular maintenance when you have a busy schedule, creating a regular maintenance schedule helps to remind you to get your water heater flush and line clearing set up.

  1. Don’t Be Afraid To Call The Professionals

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