Professional Drain Cleaning Services in New Brunswick, NJ

This is known as a water hammer. The air chambers in the walls have leaked out the air and filled with water. To correct this follow these steps. First, turn off the water to your house using the valve outside your house or at the water meter. Next, turn on every faucet in the house, including outside hose bibbs and shower valves. After they have been drained, get a shallow pan and disconnect the toilet supply lines, allowing the water to drain into the pan. This will ensure that as much water as possible has been drained from your water pipes in the walls. Next, put that toilet valves back together and turn all of the faucets you previously turned on, off. Turn the water back on to the house. Wait 10-15 minutes before turning a valve on. This procedure will recharge the air chambers and eliminate the water hammer.

When you notice ice buildup on your AC, turn it off and let it defrost for a few hours. Then, clean or replace your air filters and turn on just the fan for an hour. If your AC freezes again, call us for a full inspection. There may be an issue with your evaporator coil.

Excess condensation can cause your HVAC systems to "sweat" or accumulate moisture on exterior surfaces. This problem often stems from damaged air ducts, dirty filters, or faulty fan motors, leading to poor air circulation.

The number of water heaters that suit your property's needs depends on various factors like peak hot water demand, property size, supply distance, and the type of water heater. If you plan on getting a new water heating system for your home or business, our experts can make some recommendations that will account for your budget, convenience, and energy-saving goals.