A water heater failure can quickly become a major inconvenience. No hot water affects showers, laundry, dishes, cleaning, and many other everyday activities.

Emergency water heater problems can include:

• No hot water

• Water heater leaks

• Faulty heating components

• Pilot light problems

• Electrical issues

• Thermostat problems

• Unusual water heater noises

• Discolored or unusual-smelling hot water

• Water collecting around the unit

Our plumbers can evaluate the problem and determine whether repair, replacement, or another solution is appropriate.

Your water line is responsible for bringing water into your property. A damaged water service line can affect the entire plumbing system and may result in low pressure, water loss, flooding, or unexplained wet areas.

Possible signs of a water line problem include:

• Sudden loss of water pressure

• Unexplained increase in water usage

• Wet areas in the yard

• Water pooling near the property

• Discolored water

• Repeated plumbing problems

• Little or no water reaching fixtures

Pro Plumbers Tyler can evaluate suspected water line problems and recommend an appropriate repair or replacement.

Not every clog is an emergency, but an overflowing toilet or severe blockage that prevents normal use of your plumbing may require immediate attention.

We can help with urgent problems involving:

• Toilets

• Kitchen sinks

• Bathroom sinks

• Showers

• Bathtubs

• Floor drains

• Main drain lines

• Sewer-connected fixtures

If multiple fixtures begin backing up at the same time, the issue may be farther down the plumbing system rather than a simple fixture clog.

Although Tyler does not experience prolonged freezing conditions every winter, sudden cold snaps can still create problems for exposed or vulnerable plumbing.

Frozen pipes can restrict water flow and, in some circumstances, lead to pipe damage or bursting.

If you suspect a frozen pipe:

• Do not ignore the problem.

• Do not use an open flame to thaw the pipe.

• Locate and shut off the water supply if a pipe has already burst.

• Contact a professional plumber for safe evaluation and repair.

A leak beneath or within the foundation area can be difficult to locate because the plumbing is not readily visible.

Possible signs include:

• Unexpectedly high water bills

• Warm spots on floors

• Damp flooring

• Persistent sound of running water

• Reduced water pressure

• Water appearing around the foundation

• Repeated unexplained plumbing problems

A suspected slab leak should be professionally evaluated before the problem causes additional damage.

• Gas leaks require immediate safety precautions.

• If you smell a strong gas odor, hear an unexplained hissing sound, or otherwise suspect a gas leak, leave the property immediately and avoid creating sparks or flames. Do not operate electrical switches or use anything that could ignite the gas.

• Once you are safely outside, contact the appropriate emergency utility service and a qualified professional for further assistance.

• Do not attempt to locate or repair a suspected gas leak yourself.

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