About Our Plumbing Company in Anderson Mill area – Zip 78750
Who we are?
“Plumber Anderson Mill” is a family-owned and operated plumbing company serving our Anderson Mill area in North Austin, Cedar Park, and beyond. We’ve been in business for more than a decade. We have served thousands of homes helping them with their plumbing needs.
If you are or know someone who is experiencing plumbing needs, don’t hesitate to call us. We have excellent customer service and are equipped to handle all kinds of plumbing problems. We are fully licensed and provide high-quality service. Our community trusts us and we would like to earn your trust as well.
What does Plumber Anderson Mill exist for?
-To serve all customers in our community with quality plumbing services.
-To provide the best technicians to ensure safety and customer satisfaction.
-To resolve all residential plumbing problems that our clients are facing in their homes. Our team is always prepared for any job, no matter how big or small.
We stay ahead of this mission statement day after day is by staying up to date on plumbing tools and techniques that are current in today’s marketplace so you don’t have to worry about it when your drainage pipes need attention from one of our experts!
Why work with us?
– All our plumbers are licensed and highly trained and ready when you need them the most.
– We offer affordable prices and are always punctual. We’ll be there to make any plumbing repairs or installations quickly.
– Our customer service representatives are courteous and very helpful. They will help you make an appointment with ease.
– Our flexible scheduling means we can come out on the same day or next week!
How do our plumbers find a gas leak?
“How does a plumber find a gas leak?” asks George L. in Austin, TX. “I know that if I smell the leaking gas it is probably too late for me, but what tools do they use? And how can I detect leaks myself?”
Well, George, finding leaks isn’t easy since natural gas is colorless and odorless you can’t see or smell it. To find out where the gas is coming from, your friendly neighborhood plumbing professional has to rely on his ears-listening for the sound of escaping gas (a hissing noise) or listening to appliances to see if they’re making odd noises because of leaks. Other telltale signs are dead vegetation around pipelines (which don’t carry natural gas) and wet dirt (which doesn’t dry because of leaking gas).
That’s what you’d do if you were trying to find a large leak. To home in on small leaks, plumbing pros use electronic or infrared detectors that sniff out tiny concentrations of the gas and sound an alarm when they get close. There are also chemical “sniffers” that react with natural gas and produce a colorful compound that stands out against its surroundings (think: rotten egg smell).
Some newer gadgets can detect even really small leaks-down to 25 parts per million of natural gas in the air. The problem is, that some types of smaller leaks – like faulty flanges and burned insulation – don’t make much noise or fumes. That makes them tough to find (and they’re often expensive to fix).
So, even if you can’t see a leak, that’s no guarantee it’s not there. That’s why you need to call in a pro when there’s even a hint of a natural gas smell in your home.
This is what they use toIn order for a plumber to do his job, he has got to have the right tools for the job. One such tool is a gas leak detector which allows him not only to pinpoint where leaks are but also increases safety in doing his work at your house by preventing fires and explosions. Most people know that natural gas is colorless and odorless, which makes it nearly impossible to detect by smell or seeing with the human eye. So how do they find these leaks? They use their ears. A hissing noise means there’s a gas leak somewhere and that can mean an explosion if not fixed immediately. But before we go into the steps of finding a gas leak, let me explain some disclaimers:
1. Always call your professional plumber first before doing anything regarding your plumbing system as you may cause more problems than solving them on your own just because you didn’t call for professional help.
2. Turn off all personal electronic devices such as cell phones, laptops, and tablets as those can be sparked just waiting to happen when dealing with any gases.
3. If you smell gas, get out of the house immediately and do not use any personal electronic devices to call 911 for help – this is especially important if they are in your pocket. It is recommended that you stand in the street away from buildings, trees, and power lines when making the call.
4. If there are no signs of fire or explosion (such as fire extinguishers), immediately shut off your natural gas line which is often located in your basement near your meter. Don’t try to find it yourself; leave it up to the professionals who can do so quickly without causing more damage than necessary.
5. Never turn on lights or appliances inside when smelling gas unless you want them to blow up right before your very eyes. Let them know if anything sparks, flashes or makes a loud noise.
6. Seek medical attention immediately for anyone who has inhaled any amount of natural gas as it can cause shortness of breath, light-headedness, and passing out.
Other Plumbing services we offer are:
Emergency Plumbing Calls in the Anderson Mill area in Austin, TX 78750
Faucet Leak Problems
Toilet Plumbing Solutions
Tankless Water Heater Installation
Clogged Toilet
Line gas rerouting
When you experience a faucet leak, it is important to get it repaired immediately. Most plumbers don’t want to come out and fix your leak on their day off or for the short notice. A good local plumber will be happy to come to fix your faucet leak problem because they want repeat business and a good reputation in their community. Always call in advance to book an appointment before showing up at your local plumber’s office as they may not have time on such short notice.