Numerous problems can develop in residential plumbing systems. Some are complex and affect the whole house. Others are fairly simple and only cause trouble with a single drain or faucet. No matter how big or small your plumbing issues are, our team can help. We have extensive experience with Plano homes and take part in ongoing training so we can handle any issue you may be facing. Take a look at some of the common plumbing problems that our team at Milestone can fix:

• Leaky Faucets. Faucet leaks are, by far, the most common plumbing problems in Dallas homes. Almost everyone experiences a leaky faucet at some point. Some may feel that this is just a minor inconvenience, but it can actually lead to major issues. A single faucet with a slow drip can waste thousands of gallons of water each year and send your water bills soaring. Leaks that form around the base of a faucet can damage your countertops, cabinets, flooring, and other components over time. Getting them taken care of quickly and properly is essential.
• Clogged Drains. Clogged drains are also a common problem for homeowners. Grease, grime, hair, and other items form sticky sludge that clings to drain pipes. Over time, that buildup gets thicker and thicker until it prevents the drain from working. You might notice that a drain in your home works increasingly slowly over time, or a clog could suddenly form without warning. Either way, the drain isn’t going to work properly until the clog is eliminated. We can take care of stubborn clogs and provide drain cleaning services to help keep them from coming back.
• Broken Toilets. These bathroom fixtures are essential, but they also tend to malfunction at the worst possible times. They can clog just like other drain lines in your home. Maybe you’re trying to flush but nothing is happening. It could be that the toilet runs constantly but never seems to fill up. That problem alone can waste a significant amount of water and prevent the toilet from flushing properly. We can take care of those issues and many others.
• Damaged Drain Lines. Drainage systems consist of far more components than just the drains in your home. They’re made up of a series of pipes that lead away from the house and into the public sewer system. Sometimes, those pipes can develop slow leaks or more extensive damage that can lead to contamination, slow drains, and other problems. Roots have been known to grow into drain lines as well. Getting damaged drain lines repaired and working properly is particularly important, and we’re here to handle the problem.