Perhaps this sounds familiar. You flush the toilet. After the bowl empties, it begins to refill. But even after you’ve finished washing and drying your hands, the sound of running water hasn’t stopped. You wait another minute or two, but it’s still going. What in the world is wrong? And what can you do about it?
A continuously running toilet is a very common plumbing problem, and because it is wasting a lot of water, you shouldn’t ignore it. We’ll cover the most common reasons for toilets to run after flushing, what you can do about it yourself, and when you should get professional plumbing help.
If you have a classic tank water heater, you need to make sure that it is getting the maintenance it needs. This is something we like to bring attention to because it’s so important for the lifespan and operation of your water heater. These systems work hard for your home. In fact, your water heater accounts for nearly 17% of your home’s overall energy usage. If you’re not taking care of your water heater, it’s going to create a real strain on your daily life, not to mention your energy bills.
Let’s just be honest… it’s just us after all—you need to get your plumbing system together. If you’re speaking honestly, you know that your plumbing just isn’t all the way together up to par lately. While you’ve been able to keep things marching along thus far, you need to address the source of the issue ASAP. We’re here to help you address those plumbing problems.
Spring time means that the cold weather is thawing out and warming up to high temperatures. It’s no secret that harsh weather is common here in Boston and when the harsh weather subsides it can lead to flooding in your basements, crawlspaces, or any other lower spaces in your home. You can avoid all of this with the right sump pump services.
If you’ve got a leaking pipe in your home that’s undetectable to the naked eye, you’ve got a big problem on your hands. Other plumbing issues make themselves known quickly. It’s very hard to not recognize a clogged toilet or a leaking faucet. The pipes tucked away in your home (in your basement, under your sink, in the walls) are less noticeable.
If you think that professional plumbers only deal with those systems and appliances that bring potable water into your home and drain wastewater out of your home, think again. One of the most important services that we have to offer is gas piping. When you need new gas piping installed, or if you should run into a problem requiring gas piping repairs, you are going to need to work with a 
