As Victoria continues to experience another wave of COVID-19 cases, many residents are left wondering if their homes' plumbing systems will remain functional. But how does it work, and what can you do to ensure your plumbing is ready for the next outbreak?
Plumbing involves connecting water supply pipes under the house with drainage pipes that lead away from the home. The two systems work together to remove wastewater and sewage.
However, even with modern plumbing systems in place, issues can still arise. Leaks, clogs, and corrosion can all affect water pressure and quality, leading to problems such as: * Water supply pipes bursting * Drains backing up or overflowing * Corrosion damaging appliances To ensure your plumbing remains functional throughout the pandemic, consider the following tips:
Regular maintenance is key to preventing plumbing issues. Here are some simple steps you can take: * Check for leaks and repair them immediately * Run hot water through the pipes during cold weather to prevent pipes from freezing * Use a drain snake or plumber's auger to clear clogs * Consider installing a smart home system that detects leaks and sends alerts
By following these tips, you can help ensure your plumbing system is ready for the next pandemic wave. For more information on fixing plumbing issues or preventative maintenance, visit our website at:
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