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If your toilet clogs or your drain won't flush properly, there are a few different techniques you can try to resolve the problem.

Toilet Issues

Most toilet clogs can be handled with a standard plunger. Simply flush your toilet once and pump the plunger up and down to move the blockage through the pipe.

If your toilet isn't flushing at all, lift the cover on the back of the tank and make sure the chain is still connected to the flapper and the handle.

Drains

Hair and other debris can clog your pipes over time. It's always best to install a drain trap to prevent this from occurring.

If your drain clogs, you can try to use a plunger on it to push the blockage through the pipe. You may also purchase cleaning tools from a local hardware store.

Power outages are a common occurrence in residential homes. If your property loses power, first call your utility provider. There may be an outside factor causing the problem, including bad weather.

If you're the only home impacted, you may have tripped your circuit breaker. Locate the breaker for your home and make sure the lever is in the ON position. If it isn't, reset it and the power should be restored.

Try to identify what overloaded the circuit and prevent future reoccurrences to stay safe.

Your home's water heater should simply a constant supply of hot water for your property. If you don't have hot water access, locate the tank and check that the temperature control settings are correct.

If you reset your tank, wait at least 20 minutes before testing whether or not the tank is working properly.

Don't have heat or air conditioning in your rental property? Check the main thermostat and make certain that the settings are accurate. You may also need to replace the filters on your furnace or an electrical problem could be causing the outage.

If you are scared for your personal safety, please call 911 for professional assistance.

For maintenance emergencies, call us.