Faucet Plumbing Services
Faucet Repair in Central New Jersey
Faucet leaks can cause damage and waste water if you don’t notice them quickly. A hidden leak can go days, weeks, or months without you noticing it. That’s why it’s important to occasionally check for leaky faucets above and below the counter.
If you spot a problem, you can schedule faucet repair before any real damage is done to your home or wallet.
Schedule kitchen or bathroom plumbing repair in Monmouth, Middlesex, Mercer, or Ocean County, NJ, today by calling 732-455-9110.
Signs To Watch Out for To Identify Faucet Leaks
Do you have leaky faucets in your home? Here are the signs to watch out for:
Drippy Faucet
The type of leak that causes the faucet to drip into the sink is the most noticeable and least likely to cause damage. However, the sound isn’t just annoying; it also wastes a lot of water, which can cost you money.
If you neglect to fix a leaky faucet that drips at a rate of 30 drops per minute, you’re wasting nearly three gallons of water per day. This may not sound like much, but after a year, that’s over 1,000 gallons of wasted water.
Water Puddles, Rust & Mold
Water puddles can form at the base of your faucet, around the sink drain, and on the cabinet floor below the faucet. When exposed to excess water, metal components can start turning a rusty red color.
Organic materials, including the wooden base of your under-sink cabinet, can start to rot or mold in response to the dripping water. These side effects of a leaky faucet impact the appearance of your sink and cabinet, making them look rundown.
Higher Water Bills
Some faucet leaks aren’t as obvious as the previous examples and leave little evidence behind. Water bills that are inexplicably higher than usual are one sign.
To quickly test for faucet leaks, go outside and find the water meter on the wall of your home. Read the numbers carefully. Then refrain from using any water for two hours. Return to the meter and if the numbers have changed, there’s a leak somewhere. It might be from a faucet, toilet, water heater, or other point along your plumbing.
Squeaky Faucet
Does one particular faucet squeak when you turn the tap on or off? The knob might just need some lubrication. However, squeaky faucets can also be a sign of a bigger underlying problem.
Schedule Faucet Repair in Your NJ Home
If you need kitchen or bathroom plumbing service — for your faucet or something else — in New Jersey, there’s only one name you need to know: Arctic Air Conditioning. Our professionals can find the issue and fix it quickly so you can get back to living life normally.
Contact us for reliable repairs today.
