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Do You Have a Clogged Drain?
At Frank's Mr. Plumber, we specialize in expert drain openings to keep your plumbing system running smoothly. Clogs can cause significant disruptions, but our expert team uses advanced techniques to clear debris, grease, hair, and tree roots effectively. Contact us today to schedule a professional drain opening and restore your plumbing system's functionality.
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What is hard water? Hard water is water that has a significant amount of dissolved minerals, mostly calcium and magnesium, and sometimes iron. Most of us know that water is made up of 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom. When the atoms combined with carbon dioxide they form a very weak carbonic acid. When the groundwater flows over or through limestone dissolving very small amount of minerals as it passes. These alkaline minerals then become held within the water, increasing the pH of the water, creating hard water.
Is Your Toilet Clogged? What About Your Sink, or Shower?
No worries! No matter where your clog is - we’ll fix your problem fast and we’ll fix it right the FIRST time. Our dedicated team of expert plumbers are ready to tackle any drain you may be facing.
No job is too BIG or too SMALL.
What is a Main Line Drain?
The main sewer line, or main line, is the primary pipe that connects your home’s plumbing to the municipal sewer or septic system. It carries wastewater from toilets, sinks, tubs, and laundry tubs out of your home. When the main line clogs due to debris, grease, hair, or tree roots, it can cause slow drainage, gurgling sounds, and water backups across multiple fixtures. Regular maintenance is key to preventing these issues and ensuring your plumbing system functions smoothly.
What is a Branch Line Drain?
A branch line is an essential component of your home’s plumbing system, connecting individual fixtures like sinks, toilets, showers, and bathtubs to the main sewer line. This pipe is responsible for transporting wastewater from each fixture to the main line, which then carries it to the municipal sewer or septic system. When a branch line becomes clogged with debris, grease, hair, or other materials, it can lead to issues such as slow drainage, unpleasant odors, and localized backups. To avoid these problems and maintain the efficiency of your plumbing system, regular inspection and maintenance of branch lines are crucial.
Real Reviews From Real Homeowners
In honor of Women's History Month Frank's put on an evening plumbing class for women which I attended with a friend.
Abby, Mike and Frank were incredibly welcoming and generous with their time for this free event. Mike and Frank traded off during the presentation and their passion for their work was obvious. They let us ask as many questions as we wanted and provided thorough explanations of common household plumbing issues. Always make sure your sump pump is plugged in before you call a professional!
I especially appreciated that they were very clear that they would not be making any sales during or after the class. If you want to set up an appointment you have to call the next day. There was no pressure to buy anything, it was truly just a free service to better the community and that is hard to find these days.
- Katie Z
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