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To keep your drains flowing smoothly, be mindful of what goes down them. Avoid putting grease, oil, coffee grounds, or large food particles down kitchen sinks. Use drain strainers in sinks and showers to catch hair and debris. Regularly flush drains with hot water to help break down buildup. For a natural cleaning method, use a mixture of baking soda and vinegar monthly. Instead of harsh chemicals, consider using enzyme-based drain cleaners for routine maintenance.
An unexpected increase in your water bill often indicates a hidden leak. Running toilets, dripping faucets, underground pipe leaks, and malfunctioning water heaters are common culprits. If you notice a spike in your water bill, carefully inspect your plumbing fixtures for any signs of leakage. For thorough detection of hidden leaks, it's advisable to call a professional plumber who can perform a comprehensive inspection of your plumbing system.
To protect your pipes from freezing in cold weather, start by insulating exposed pipes, especially in unheated areas like basements and crawl spaces. Keep your home heated, even when you're away, to maintain a consistent temperature. On extremely cold nights, allow faucets to drip slightly to keep water moving through the pipes. Open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air to circulate around pipes. Lastly, seal any cracks or openings where cold air can enter near pipes to provide an extra layer of protection.
If your toilet is overflowing, act quickly to minimize water damage. First, turn off the water supply valve located near the base of the toilet. Remove the tank lid and lift the float to stop water flow. Once the immediate crisis is averted, use a plunger to attempt to clear the clog. If plunging doesn't work, try using a toilet auger to break up stubborn blockages. For persistent clogs that resist these methods, it's best to call a professional plumber to avoid potential damage to your plumbing system.
Yes — Harris Plumbing TX holds Texas RMP (Responsible Master Plumber) License #42647.
Yes. Harris Plumbing TX is available 24/7 for urgent issues like burst pipes, overflowing toilets, water heater failures, sewer backups, and gas leaks, with a typical emergency response time of 30-60 minutes.
Harris Plumbing TX serves Greater Houston, TX, including Katy, Cypress, Richmond, Sugar Land, Spring, The Woodlands, and Tomball.
Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm. Weekends, 8am-12pm. Sunday is reserved for emergency service only.
An initial inspection and assessment, water extraction with pumps and wet-dry vacuums, industrial drying and dehumidifying, cleaning and sanitizing with antimicrobial treatment, and final restoration and repairs.
Prompt water removal prevents structural damageto walls, floors, and ceilings, reduces the risk of bacteria, mold, and mildewgrowth, and helps save furniture and electronics
Turn off electricity before entering flooded areas, contact a professional immediately, relocate valuables if it's safe to do so, and photograph the damage for insurance purposes.
Yes — including toilet overflows and sewer or drain backups, with sanitizing, deodorizing, and safe disposal of contaminated materials.
For large-scale flooding that overwhelms household equipment, gray or black water contamination, or persistent dampness despite your own extraction attempts.
Signs include water pooling in sinks, showers, or tubs; unpleasant drain odors; frequent backups in toilets or kitchen sinks; and gurgling sounds when water flows through pipes.
Hydro jetting (high-pressure cleaning for grease, soap scum, and debris) and snaking for targeted blockage removal.
Warning signs include a unit over 8-12 years old, frequent breakdowns, rusty or discolored water, and not enough hot water for your household's demand.
Roughly 30-40 gallons for 1-2 people, 50 gallons for 3-4 people, and 75-80 gallons for larger households.
Signs include low water pressure throughout the house, discolored or rusty water from faucets, and frequent leaks or pipebursts..
PEX, CPVC, or copper, selected based on your budget and your home's specific needs.
