A running toilet is more than an annoyance—it can waste hundreds of gallons of water. Typically, this problem is due to a stuck handle or a faulty flapper that doesn’t close properly. You can try lubricating or tightening the handle, but if the problem persists, consider replacing the flapper or contacting us for a more permanent solution.

A slow-draining tub can be frustrating, often caused by hair, soap scum, or debris. You might be able to fix the clog using a drain snake, which can reach deeper blockages. However, if the clog is too far down the line, you may need professional help. Contact us!

If your dishwasher doesn’t drain, it could be a clog or an issue with the strainer basket. Before calling a plumber, check for blockages in the drain hose or clean out the strainer basket. If these steps don’t work, the problem may be more complex, requiring professional repair services. Contact us!

Take immediate action! First, shut off the water supply at the main valve to prevent further flooding. Next, the electricity in the affected area should be turned off to avoid the risk of electrocution. Once these steps are taken, contact us! immediately!

Leaky faucets are a common plumbing issue and can waste significant water over time. The most frequent culprits are worn-out gaskets, valves, or o-rings. While some leaks can be fixed by replacing these parts, persistent leaks may indicate a more serious issue, such as pipe corrosion. If you’re unsure, it’s wise contact us! for an accurate diagnosis and repair.

A plumbing emergency is any situation that requires immediate attention to prevent significant damage or health risks. Burst pipes, sewage backups, and major leaks are all examples of emergencies that should be addressed without delay. Minor issues, like slow drains or small leaks, can usually wait, but they should still be repaired promptly to avoid escalation. Contact us!

Yes, always ensure that your plumber is licensed and insured. Scott Wells Plumbing has the training and experience to handle complex plumbing issues safely and effectively. Working with an unlicensed individual might save you money upfront, but it can lead to poor workmanship and even legal problems down the line. Contact us!