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3 REASONS WHY YOU NEED A LOCAL PLUMBER TO FIX YOUR BLOCKED DRAIN

Not all plumbing problems, like a burst or damaged pipe, involve a catastrophic situation. They can sometimes involve something as simple as a clogged or a blocked drain.

However, this doesn’t mean you can ignore this problem and hope for the best. You’ll still need the expertise of a local plumber to help you fix your plumbing worries, and there’s no one better to help you than Wide Plumbing.

If you need more convincing, here are three reasons local plumbers are the best solution to your blocked drains.

1. Fast and Reliable Service – Having a service provider within proximity can greatly increase the response time in getting your drain unblocked. This can be especially useful if the drainage problem has escalated to a more severe case.
2. Better Prices – Instead of paying exorbitant prices for plumbing services outside your area, you can opt for the more competitive and accurate local plumbers offer. Because they know the local rates, they can give you the most accurate price for your services.
3. Familiarity with Locals—Local plumbers are more familiar with the particular needs of the locals. As such, they can identify certain nuances specific to plumbing problems in your area and know exactly how to resolve them.

Wide Plumbing specializes in fixing blocked drains for homes and establishments in the Central Coast area. Our satisfied customers rely on our fast, quality services to resolve all their plumbing problems without fail. If you’re having difficulty with a blocked drain, don’t hesitate to contact us through our number at 0419 012 750 or via email at centralwideservices@gmail.com.

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WHAT ARE THE COMMON CAUSES OF BLOCKED DRAINS?

Blockages in your plumbing can arise from a variety of causes. However, the main root of all of these causes is neglecting to clean out your drain regularly. A drain that hasn’t been cleaned in months can eventually lead to a blockage in your plumbing system.
Blocked drains are typically caused by the following:

  • Small Foreign Objects. Small objects like jewellery, soap, or other residue can cause a major blockage in your drain. Small children might be prone to flushing random objects down the drain and causing similar problems. It’s important to note that toilets and sinks are unsuitable ways to dispose of waste and other small objects.
  • Toiletries. Flushing toiletries like nappies and baby wipes should be avoided as much as possible. Paper napkins or toilet paper tend to get swollen when they absorb water, causing them to clog drains when a significant buildup accumulates over time.
  • Grease. Greasy and fatty substances like cooking oil or fatty foods can become problematic when they build up in your plumbing. Due to their nature, grease and fat stick to the pipes’ insides and eventually cause a massive buildup that can block your drainage system.
  • Food Waste. Instead of using a garbage disposal unit or segregating residual trash, some people just throw their leftovers down the sink. Since the drain in your sink isn’t specifically designed to pass sizeable residual waste like this, leftovers can cause a massive buildup in your pipes and cause them to become clogged.
  • Hair. While working in the kitchen, it’s easy to overlook the fact that fallen hair can gradually build up in your drainage system. This is why employees working in the food industry are required to wear hairnets to prevent hair from getting into unwanted places. Large clumps of accumulated hair can eventually cause your drain to get clogged, so it’s best to clean your pipes regularly to avoid this.

This is why it’s important to clean your drain from time to time. To ensure that this is done quickly and efficiently, it’s best to leave it to experts like Wide Plumbing Services. As a local service provider, we know how to unblock those clogged drains in the best way possible.

WHY SHOULD I USE WIDE PLUMBING?

Wide Plumbing Services has been a trusted name in the plumbing industry for many years. Satisfied customers across the Central Coast can attest to the high level of service that we have consistently delivered. Our team of professional plumbers has the skill and expertise to solve any plumbing problem quickly and efficiently.

If you have a blocked drain or any other plumbing needs, feel free to give us a call for a free estimate. Our service area covers the entire Central Coast region.

You can contact us through our number at 0419 012 750 or at centralwideservices@gmail.com.

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ABOUT WIDE PLUMBING

For all your Central Coast plumbing needs, don’t hesitate to call Wide Plumbing Services. We have a team of professional plumbers ready to assist you at any time, who are continuously training with the latest techniques and up-to-date equipment to deliver high-quality work every time. We also guarantee that our work will last for a long time, giving you true value for money.

Wide Plumbing will also provide you with a free and no-obligation estimate so that when you decide to avail of our services, you will know how much you will pay at the outset — no surprise fees, guaranteed! And rest assured that we will ask you first before we proceed with any extra works, because we respect your time, your budget, your family, and your home.

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WHERE WE SERVICE

Wide Plumbing Services covers all areas in the Central Coast, from Avoca Beach to Horsfield Bay, from Kangy Angy to Wyongah. No matter where you are in Central Coast, we will get there to restore your plumbing to its proper working order!

Give us a call at 0419 012 750 or email us at centralwideservices@gmail.com for your enquiries or to request for an estimate.

Please find below a complete list of suburbs covered by Wide Plumbing Services.

  • Arcadia vale
  • Avoca
  • Avoca Beach
  • Awaba
  • Bateau Bay
  • Bensville
  • Berkeley Vale
  • Blackwall
  • Blue Bay
  • Blue Haven
  • Booker Bay
  • Bouddi
  • Budgewoi
  • Budgewoi Peninsula
  • Buff Point
  • Bushells Ridge
  • Calga
  • Canton Beach
  • Cedar Brush Creek
  • Central Mangrove
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • The new standard temperature that manufacturers use when pre-setting your hot water heater at the factory is typically 50 degrees centigrade. This is a sufficient temperature for most households. If you have an older model, you can set the thermostat at medium. Gas models usually have a dial on the front of the gas valve. Electric models have thermostats (there may be two) that are concealed behind the two panels on the side of the tank. You can adjust the temperature to meet your needs. Keep in mind that hot water also helps in minimizing the growth of bacteria. Consult your Wide Plumbing professional for the recommended temperatures for your particular needs. NOTE: Turn off the electricity to the water heater before performing any personal maintenance. There can be exposed wires behind the panels that may result in extreme shock.
  • Rumbling sounds can be an indication that sediment has built up on the bottom of the water heater. Water can become trapped in this sediment and begin to boil. This means the water heater is not operating efficiently and the sediment isn’t allowing the heat to transfer to the water in the tank. You may try draining a few gallons of water off the bottom of the water heater tank. This is done by attaching a drain hose to the valve at the bottom of the tank. Allow it to drain for about five minutes. Many newer models of water heaters have a new feature that prohibits the buildup of sediment in the tank. If your heater is an older model, it may be cost effective to replace the water heater if the buildup is severe. Contact Wide PLumbing for year-round maintenance of your water heater. WARNING: Hot water is dangerous. Discharge the water into a floor drain, laundry tub or bathtub. Hot water will kill your grass if allowed to run on your lawn and will also crack a toilet bowl if discharged into the toilet. Turn off power to water heater prior to draining.
  • If left undisturbed, roots from shrubs and trees will completely fill a pipe with multiple hair-like root masses at each point of entry. These root masses quickly become clogged with toilet tissue, grease and other debris flowing from your home to the main sewer, resulting in reduced flow, slow running drains and in most cases a complete blockage. Once roots have entered the pipe, they continue to grow and expand, exerting considerable pressure at the crack or joint. This increased pressure often breaks the pipe and may result in total collapse, which requires repair or replacement. Some pipe materials are more susceptible to root intrusion than others. Clay tile pipe is easily penetrated and damaged by tree roots. Concrete pipe and PVC pipe may also allow root intrusion, but to a lesser extent than clay pipe. PVC pipe usually has fewer joints and the tightly fitted joints are less likely to leak as a result of settlement around the pipe. Allow Wide Plumbing to use state-of-the-art inline drain cameras to view and record your drain problems with roots.
  • When considering any new fixture for your home, we recommend that you choose a fixture made by one of the major manufacturers. If cracks or fissures are present in the tank or bowl, this can impede the operation of the fixture. Poor mounting and deteriorating rings and seals can affect the operation as well.
  • You may want to check to see if a toilet is leaking. Check the water level in the tank to see if water is overflowing into the overflow pipe. This is the pipe in the middle of the tank which has a small tube connected to it. In the event water is running into the overflow pipe, adjust the fill valve to stop the flow approximately one inch below the top of the overflow tube or to the water level mark stamped on the side of the tank. Periodic maintenance by a plumbing professional will ensure proper operation.
  • It could be that you have lost your “air cushion.” To get it back, turn the water supply off at the main valve. Turn on all the taps around your home. Then turn on the main valve again and shut off each tap. This should take care of the problem.
  • First, try using a plunger. Second, try using a liquid drain opener, but use caution and read the directions. Third, you can remove the trap and remove any debris. Be careful if you have used a liquid drain opener, because there may be some in the trap. Fourth, if the clog is beyond the trap, there are drain augers that extend from about 15 feet to about 50 feet. There are also special enzyme-based drain openers, like the types used at Wide Plumbing, that will help dissolve buildup in pipes in older homes.

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