Billy Bell's Plumbing Blog
3 Clear Indications Your Water Heater Is Done
Your water heater is like a silent warrior in your home, providing you and your family with hot water whenever you need it. Over time, this silent warrior can get worn out. You should know the signs of when your water heater is reaching the end of its life so you can...
3 Plumbing Emergencies You Should Never Ignore
Throughout your home ownership, you may encounter some plumbing problems that eventually require professional assistance, including common issues like clogged drains, poor water pressure, and other plumbing annoyances. But a plumbing emergency is a situation in your...
How to Prevent Summer Plumbing Issues
The warm summer weather means swimming, sunning, and splashing all day long. Along with all the outdoor fun comes possible plumbing problems. If you're not sure what summer-time outdoor activities and your plumbing system have to do with one another, think about what...
4 Ways Hard Water May Cost You Money
If you have a well in Georgia, you might have hard water caused by the high mineral concentration in the area. Although you may think that it is simply ugly and unsightly around your plumbing fixes, hard water may be damaging your home and costing you money. Here are...
Why You Should Have Your New Home’s Plumbing Inspected
Buying a new home means that you have the responsibility to make sure that the house you will move into is ready for habitation. And the plumbing is one of the most important features of your home, so you need to have the property inspected by a professional plumber...
5 Signs You Need a New Toilet
Toilets can last for 30 years or more, but that does not necessarily mean that if your toilet is younger than 30, there's no reason to replace it. Having a new toilet installed is not overly expensive in comparison to other plumbing repairs, so if you're having...
5 Steps to Prevent Clogged Drains and Sewer Lines
Your drain lines are meant to carry water and flushed human waste out of your home and into your main sewer line, which empties into the public sewer system. A clog in a small drain line will cause that individual drain to slow down or stop draining completely. In...
Why Does My Home Smell Like Sewage?
A sewer smell in your home can be very disturbing, especially if you don't know its source. Knowing where the sewer smell comes from and what you can do to eliminate the smell can help you take care of your home. Here’s what you need to know about why your home smells...
Why Little Leaks Are a Big Deal
When many homeowners find they have a small leak in a pipe or their toilet, they think that it’s just a little water and not a reason for concern. However, while a small leak may not be a catastrophic emergency like water gushing from a major pipe, little leaks are a...