What are the signs that a faucet needs to be replaced rather than repaired?
Replace a faucet when the body is cracked or corroded, parts are unavailable, repairs haven't held, the valve seat is pitted, or…
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Straight answers to the questions our customers ask most — covering plumbing, heating, cooling, and electrical service across our service area.
How long does a typical faucet installation take?
A straightforward faucet installation takes one to two hours — longer if shutoff valves are corroded, mounting hardware is seized by mineral…
Read AnswerWhat are the most common causes of a leaking faucet?
Worn washers, O-rings, and cartridges cause most faucet leaks, with Albuquerque's hard water accelerating seal wear and pitting valve seats — and…
Read AnswerWill B. Carlson provide a detailed report of the findings from a plumbing inspection?
Yes — every inspection includes a written report with measurements, findings sorted into immediate, plan-for, and fine, plus pricing and photos, giving…
Read AnswerDoes B. Carlson offer comprehensive whole-home plumbing inspections?
Yes — B. Carlson's whole-home plumbing inspection covers supply lines, pressure, shutoff valves, drains, water heater, fixtures, and gas connections, with an…
Read AnswerHow can I prepare for a plumbing inspection?
Clear access under sinks and around the water heater, list anything you've noticed even if minor, and locate your main shutoff —…
Read AnswerWhat are some common issues found during plumbing inspections?
Inspections most often find hard water scale, corroded shutoff valves, incorrect water pressure, aging galvanized pipe, running toilets, and slow drains signaling…
Read AnswerHow often should I have my home’s plumbing inspected?
Have plumbing inspected annually, more often for pre-1980 homes or those with mature trees over the sewer lateral — and always before…
Read AnswerWhat does a typical plumbing inspection involve?
A plumbing inspection covers supply lines, water pressure, shutoff valves, drains, the water heater, fixtures, and gas connections — with a written…
Read AnswerWhat should I do if I suspect a gas leak in my home?
Leave immediately without touching switches, appliances, or your phone. Call the gas utility or 911 from outside, and don't return until they…
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