Running water and sanitary sewer systems are key household advancements that have improved quality of life. However, if a problem occurs with pipes, drain lines, plumbing fixtures, or any water-using appliance, leaks can develop, leading to significant household damage, including rot, mold growth, wall and ceiling discoloration, sagging floors and ceilings, peeling paint, increased water bills, and a decrease in the water pressure.
Use this guide to learn more about common causes of household leaks and how to prevent them.
Signs of a Household Leak
Once a leak starts, it may create a range of problems throughout the home, leading to costly repairs. There are a wide variety of signs that can point to a household leak:…