Plumbing Services Manchester

Pro Plumbers Manchester

Plumbing Services Manchester

We are one of the leading plumbing company in Manchester located at Ancoats, Manchester. Are you facing any serious problems like blocked drains, boiler installation, blocked toilet, burst pipes?

Worried about finding the best plumber near you? Feel free to get in touch with Emergency Plumber Manchester where our specialists ensure to deliver high-quality service to customers at affordable rates.

We have a team of highly experienced plumbers who provide 24-hour plumbing services, heating, boiler repair and installation to our clients, including domestic and commercial across the Greater Manchester area.

When searching for an emergency plumber near me or plumbers Manchester, you may choose us as your local plumber in Manchester. If you have an urgent requirement, feel free to call us on 0161 7265515 to solve any plumbing issues.

• Emergency Services

• burst water pipes

• Rapid Response

• Available 24/7

• Competitive Price

• Domestic & Commercial

Hire Only The Best Plumber In Manchester

Pro Plumbers Manchester can help you with all your minor plumbing repairs and new installations. Each of our factory-trained technicians are licensed and insured and is dedicated to providing the best customer service at the lowest price.

With our long list of suppliers and our attention to reducing costs and overhead, our customers are guaranteed the best value. Our plumbers have the experience and training necessary to complete your plumbing project with the professionalism it deserves. We use the highest quality parts available to ensure proper performance and reliability. We warranty every new installation for one year from the date of service. Call us at 0161 7265515 to get started today!

Avoid Costly Repairs with These Great Plumbing Tips

Save money by being proactive with your home’s plumbing. Following these simple suggestions will keep your equipment in top working order and reduce the risk of expensive emergencies.

Faucets & Sinks

Small drips can waste thousands of gallons of water - as much as 150 gallons a day! Be sure to check under sinks for moisture or small leaks, and always have leaky faucets repaired right away to avoid water damage to your fixtures and pipes, as well as paying for wasted water. Remove and clean your faucet aerators annually to ensure an even flow of water. Make sure overflow holes on tubs and vanities are open and remain clear of debris to prevent water damage to floors and ceilings.

Toilets

Toilet leaks can be wasteful and expensive. At least once a year, check your toilet for leaks by adding a small amount of red food coloring to the tank, and check the toilet bowl later. If the water in the bowl is colored red or pink, it’s an indication that water is seeping through the tank. If so, you should replace the tank ball.

Clogs

To help prevent clogs, fit all your tub and shower drains with a strainer that catches hair and soap chips and clean it regularly. Do not rinse fats or cooking oils down the kitchen sink. Liquid fats solidify in the cold pipes and create clogs. Avoid using caustic liquid drain openers on a drain that is completely clogged. A severe clog will cause the abrasive chemicals to get trapped in your pipes, which can severely damage them. If you can't snake the drain yourself, contact a professional to do so.

Garbage Disposals

Never dispose of things like bones or corn husks, or even small grains such as rice or quinoa. Fibrous waste doesn’t break down as well and can obstruct your pipes. Instead, dispose of them in the trash or compost them for your garden. Drain all fats and oils into a jar or can before washing them in the sink to avoid clogging your pipes. Use plenty of cold water while it’s running. Cold water keeps any remaining fat and grease in a solid state so they can run down the drain line uninhibited. Running hot water will almost surely cause a blockage farther down the drain line, which will likely require a professional to remove. Avoid overloading your disposal with food. Large food scraps that make it past the disposal blades can pile up in your pipes and cause a blockage over time. Instead, add food gradually with the water running. It’ll take more time, but it’s better for your pipes.

Water Heaters

Before doing any maintenance on your water heater yourself, be sure to shut off the power and read your owner's manual. At least once every three months, drain water from the tank. Over time sediment builds at the bottom of the heater, which can hamper performance, and draining a gallon or so helps remove the sediment. You should also periodically inspect your water heater burner. The flame under the heater should appear blue with yellow tips. If it's mostly yellow or if it's sooty under there, your flue may be clogged, which is a dangerous situation that requires professional attention. At least once every two years, have your water heater inspected by a service technician. He or she will also check the drain valves for signs of leakage and the anode rods for corrosion.