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An emergency is not going to wait for a more convenient time to happen. Warhold Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning has over 15 years’ experience dealing with emergency plumbing situations in Greensburg, PA. When you’re experiencing a plumbing emergency, call the experts at Warhold Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning.
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Expert Plumbing Services
With the best tools and repair methods, the technicians at Warhold Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning provide emergency service to keep your home protected in case of a plumbing emergency. Whether you’re experiencing a seized sump pump, burst pipe or suspect a gas leak, our technicians work hard to keep your home safe and efficient with prompt arrivals and efficient emergency repairs.
What to Do About a Burst Pipe
One of the most damaging plumbing emergencies is burst pipes. Burst pipes are caused by water freezing in the pipes, expanding and putting pressure on the pipe walls. If a pipe in your home bursts, it’s important to stay calm. Call the experts at Warhold Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning for a fast and efficient repair. While you are waiting for us to arrive, turn off the water to your home to prevent further damage or flooding. When we arrive, we will be able to repair the burst no matter where it’s located in your home.
Common Sump Pump Problems
Many homeowners rely on their sump pumps in emergency situations to pump excess water away from the foundation of their home. If your sump pump is not used often, it can seize up and stop working when you need it most. You can check if your pump is seized by pouring a bucket of water down the tank to see if the pump’s motor is triggered. If it’s not triggered, you should seek a professional opinion as soon as possible to ensure your pump will be ready the next time you need it.
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Signs of a Gas Leak
One of the more dangerous plumbing emergencies is gas a leak. If you experience any of the following signs in your home, call a professional right away:
- Smelling rotten eggs
- Hearing a hissing sound coming from your gas lines
- Noticing dead grass or dead vegetation in your yard near the gas line.
Gas leaks can be harmful to you and your family’s health. Call an expert right away if you suspect a leak.
