Dripping faucets

 If you notice a persistent dripping from your faucets, it could indicate a worn-out or faulty valve. Ignoring this issue can lead to water wastage and higher utility bills.

Clogged drains

Slow-draining sinks, showers, or tubs can be a sign of a clogged drain. This is typically caused by a buildup of hair, soap scum, or food debris. If left unaddressed, it can lead to complete blockages and potential pipe damage.

 Foul odors

Persistent foul smells, particularly from drains or toilets, can be a sign of sewer line issues or a dried-out "P-trap." These traps maintain a barrier of water to prevent sewer gases from entering your home. A dried-out trap can be resolved by running water down the drain, but if the odor persists, professional assistance may be required.

Decreased water pressure

 If the water pressure in your home has significantly decreased, it may indicate a blockage or leakage within the plumbing system. This can be caused by mineral build-up, pipe corrosion, or hidden leaks.

Leaky pipes

Water stains or damp areas on walls, ceilings, or floors are clear indicators of a leaky pipe. Even small leaks should not be ignored, as they can cause structural damage and promote the growth of mold and mildew.

 Increased water bill

An unexplained increase in your water bill, even when your water usage habits haven't changed, can point to an undetected leak. Monitor your monthly statements closely and investigate any sudden spikes in consumption.