Pipe Problems

Leaky pipes are often caused by corrosion, high water pressure, temperature changes, or poor installation. Leaks can lead to water damage, mold growth, and higher water bills. Don’t wait until it’s too late! Schedule an appointment with Indoor Air Quality Medics today.

Over time, hair, grease, soap scum, and other debris can accumulate in your pipes, resulting in slow drainage or complete blockages. Off-the-shelf drain products may work temporarily but can also cause pipe corrosion. Call Indoor Air Quality Medics to schedule professional pipe cleaning.

Various factors, including water acidity, the pipe material, and minerals in your water, can lead to pipe corrosion, leaks and reduced water quality. Indoor Air Quality Medics has a team of licensed plumbers to pinpoint your pipe problems, recommend solutions and complete the needed repairs.

High water pressure can damage pipes and appliances over time, while low water pressure can be a sign of a leak, clog, or a problem with the water supply. To address your water pressure issues, schedule an appointment with Indoor Air Quality Medics today.

In cold climates, water in pipes can freeze and expand, causing pipes to burst. This can lead to significant water damage. Call Indoor Air Quality Medics 24/7 to schedule an emergency appointment.

Issues with the main sewer line, such as blockages or tree root infiltration, can cause backups and unpleasant odors. Call Indoor Air Quality Medics 24/7 to schedule an emergency appointment.

Connections between pipes can weaken over time, leading to leaks, particularly in areas with temperature fluctuations. Even a small leak should be addressed before it becomes a big problem. Schedule an appointment with Indoor Air Quality Medics today!

If you notice rusty water, strange noises, or a lack of hot water, your water heater may be experiencing problems. Get the help you need right away. Call Indoor Air Quality Medics 24/7. We’re your first responders in home comfort!

Aging plumbing systems are more prone to issues, like outdated materials or installation that no longer meets current standards. If you have an older home, it may be time to get an assessment of your plumbing vulnerabilities BEFORE you have a major problem. Schedule an appointment with Indoor Air Quality Medics today.

If you notice changes in the color, taste, or odor of your water, there may be issues with your pipes or the water supply - leaks, pipe corrosion, or contaminants may be the culprits. Book an appointment with Indoor Air Quality Medics - our licensed plumbers will find the problem and get it fixed.