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How do you know which type of water heater is best for your home? Here are some pros and cons to traditional water heaters and tankless water heaters brought to you by the water heater specialists at Economy Plumbing.

Plumbing plays a crucial role in ensuring you can live comfortably in your home. Unfortunately, sometimes plumbing issues do arise, and it’s important to identify the issue and take care of it quickly when that happens. Here’s a look at some of the most common plumbing issues in homes.

Toilets are a modern necessity and an important part of your home. Unfortunately, there are times when they don’t work properly, which can be a huge inconvenience and headache. Sometimes a simple toilet repair is all it takes to get it working properly again. Other times, having the toilet replaced with a new one is the best solution.

Your home’s plumbing may not be something you think about on a daily basis, but when something goes wrong, it can quickly become a big issue – and a big headache. Luckily, there are often signs that can alert you to plumbing troubles before they get too severe.

Backflow testing is one of the most important preventative actions you can take to ensure your pipes are functioning properly.

When you’re experiencing toilet issues, the last thing you need to worry about is whether or not your plumber can get the job done right the first time. Our team of trained and experienced plumbers provides the leaking toilet fix you need without worry.

Most people don't think about their water heater until they're greeted by an unexpected cold shower. While an ice-cold shower might feel great on a sweltering day, it is less welcome on a colder day.

Morning showers are not the only thing impacted by an improperly functioning water heater. We use hot water for many tasks throughout the day, including food preparation and cleaning. So when it fails, it's time to call in a water heater specialist.

The experts at Economy Plumbing Services know that few things cause more dread among homeowners than plumbing issues. Most homeowners keep basic tools on hand to perform minor plumbing tasks such as unclogging a toilet or replacing a worn washer on a faucet handle. But from leaking pipes and malfunctioning hot water tanks to toilets that will not stop running, there are times when calling a professional plumber is necessary.