Expert Drain Cleaning Services in Arlington, TX

A clean out is the main access point for a sewer line, and a sewer line is the pipe that carries out all of the waste from various fixtures in your home. In general, most homes will have two clean outs, one for the kitchen drains and another for the sewer main line. If your home does have a clean out, it is generally located somewhere around the base of the home. Clean outs allow for easy access to drain lines for cleaning and unclogging.

Toilets come in a variety of styles, shapes and sizes, some are self-cleaning, some preserve water usage, or some can even flush up to 14 golf balls at a time with ease. While all of those options are great for individual preference, you must first know the size of the toilet you need. This is called the rough in, and to figure out your rough in size, you measure from the wall (excluding baseboards if present) to the bolts of the base of the toilet. Anything under 11.5in requires a 10in rough in, anything over requires the more common 12in. rough in. Once you have the rough in size, you can move on to the more stylistic features of a toilet like height and shape.

The pros of a tankless are that you will get endless (not instant, which is a common misconception) hot water, they take up less space and they can be more energy efficient. However, those pros must be weighed against the initial cost of switching from traditional tanks to the tankless. This includes in most cases much more than just the cost of the unit and installation. If you are seriously considering switching, give us a call for a free consult and estimate, we will be happy to come out and help you make an informed decision.

There are several reasons you may be experiencing high water bills, such as constantly running water in one of your fixtures, a leak in your main water line or irrigation system to name just a few. If you notice your bill is higher than normal or if the water department notifies you of high-water usage, give us a call and we will come out and help you diagnose the issue and, in most cases, make repairs same day. ***Irrigation or sprinkler leaks can be diagnosed, but must be repaired by a sprinkler or irrigation specialist.