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Have you settled in with the idea that any time you use a faucet in your home you’re going to have to deal with noise? This isn’t something you should have to worry about. Your plumbing system isn’t going to stay completely silent, but it shouldn’t be noisy enough to disrupt your home’s peace.

This isn’t something you have to worry about too much, but it is something you should address with the help of a professional. We’re a team you can trust for these types of services. We’re professionals and understand everything about plumbing in Glendale, AZ. Contact us when you need professional services to set your system back on track. 

Why Your Pipes Are Knocking 

So let’s talk about the problem that brought you here: your pipes are knocking around. In most circumstances, pipes knock around because there’s an issue with the water pressure coming from your home’s main water supply. We know that hearing something like this on a regular basis is concerning. The air that’s used to pressurize those pipes is so important because it’s what allows your water to move freely throughout your pipes. You need this pressure to have a successful plumbing system.

When your pipes start to knock because your water is moving around suddenly, it’s typically because the air pressure is off balance. This is when you start to hear the knocking. When you notice these sounds, it’s important to schedule an appointment with our professionals. 

Why You Need Professional Service

It is possible to fix this knocking sound, but it’s important to have a professional perform the necessary repairs. We encounter many homeowners who try to perform their plumbing services on their own. We understand why you might be tempted to do something like this. There are so many resources available that promise to properly guide you through any plumbing job. While it’s possible to DIY things on your own, we suggest having a professional perform the work.

Plumbing professionals are the way to go because we’re the only ones who have the training and experience necessary to improve your home’s plumbing system. It’s highly likely that you’ll do more harm than good to your home’s plumbing system completely by accident. Your most important role in all this is to alert a plumbing professional as soon as possible. 

How Maintenance Helps

Once you solve a plumbing problem, it’s important to put proper preventive measures in place so that you don’t encounter the problem again. One of the best ways to do this is through maintenance services. We have a great maintenance plan on our team. We have a 35-point comprehensive home plumbing inspection. It also includes the following benefits:

• Instant 20% Discount on any Service AND any parts needed
• A 3-year Part AND Labor Guarantee on work Performed
• Priority status on Emergency Calls. Agreement members are moved in front of non-members
• No Overtime Rates, EVER. Your prices are the same 24/7/365
• Private, Member-only, Sales and Discounts.

Contact us when you’re ready to learn more about this program. 

Contact The Trusted Plumber for your home’s plumbing services this winter. We’re available to help when you need us. 

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Professional repiping is a great option for homeowners and business owners who want to replace old and outdated pipes. The question now is, what do you repipe with? Today, it often comes down to choosing between copper and PEX piping. While you’re likely familiar with copper, in this blog we’ll look at what PEX piping is, its benefits, and provide some PEX piping installation tips. Read More

What’s worse than a clogged or leaking toilet or sink? Having a landlord who won’t repair them! Through the years, many of our team members have been dispatched to homes and apartments where the resident complained of having to pay for plumbing repairs out of his or her own pocket because their landlord was non-responsive.

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You might have been a little shocked to read this title. Most of the time, homeowners are thinking about preparing their plumbing for winter. There are many ways to fortify your plumbing against winter temperatures so that your pipes don’t freeze over and burst. One of the best things about living in Florida is that you never have to deal with worries like this. Instead, though, you should prepare your plumbing for the warm weather of spring and summer. 

When we talk about preparing your plumbing for warm weather, we’re talking about considering things like natural gas to power your grill, a pool heater, and more. There are many things to consider so let’s talk plumbing in Orlando, FL below…

Here Are a Few Ways to Prepare Your Plumbing

Here are a few things to consider when it comes to your plumbing when the weather starts to warm up:

Gas Barbecues

We do gas appliance installation on our team and this is something we hear homeowners mention more often as the weather warms up. We’re lucky enough to have so many warm days in Florida. We know that you’re going to want to spend many of them soaking up the sun in the comfort of your backyard. There’s nothing better than having a great barbecue grill to add to the mix. We recommend natural gas barbecue grills because they’re efficient and they do a great job. If you’re looking for a team to install the piping, then we can help you with the process. 

Pool Heaters

Who doesn’t love a late-night swim? The trouble with this is that even in warm Orlando weather, you might get a little cold. This is where a pool heater can come in handy. Since every single one of our team members is knowledgeable and experienced, we can help you choose between all the different models that are available on the market. Of course, we’re skilled installers as well. This means that after we help you find the pool heater, we can install it flawlessly. We care about the quality of your home in every aspect and we want to help you achieve success.

Piping Installation

There’s nothing that makes a home easier to live in than having natural gas piping installed. If this is something you’ve considered recently, then we want to be here to help you achieve it. We can perfect your gas installation services and make sure that they’re fast, effective, and safe. We don’t skip any steps or cut any corners because we value your safety at home. We’re known for doing the best work in the area.

Professional Service Makes All the Difference

Make sure that you come to a team of professionals when you want any plumbing service. Plumbing service requires professional care. When our plumbers come into your home to install a gas line or even work on a pool heater, we’re the ones who you can trust for the job. 

Contact Modern Plumbing Industries, Inc. when you want plumbing services in our area. 

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Now that temperatures are starting to warm up and springtime is on the horizon, homeowners are starting to call us about air conditioning services. We’ve got a few months until things get hot, but there’s absolutely nothing wrong with getting ready for these scorching hot temperatures early on in the year. For many people, that means organizing the installation or replacement of a new AC in Cedar Grove, NJ. If you’re just looking for the right team to get this job done, then you can stop right there and give us a call!

However, for anyone else that’s trying to learn about their AC installation or replacement this spring, we’ve got some news for you–the system needs to have a load calculation performed. An air conditioner that’s too small won’t be able to cool off your home, but an AC that’s too large will also lead to a few problems you’d probably rather avoid. Read on to learn more!

An AC That’s Too Small

First off, we’ll tackle the more obvious problem. An air conditioner that’s too small for your home simply won’t have the power to cool off the entire house. Centralized air conditioning systems (as well as heat pump systems) are designed to cool an entire home. They’re not like window units that can be set up in strategic locations. If the central air conditioner is too small for your house, it simply won’t be able to meet your comfort demands and might overheat as it runs for too long and causes stress to build up in the system.

An AC That’s Too Large

You might be thinking to yourself that a larger air conditioner isn’t ideal, but it’s not bad, right? Well, that’s not entirely true.

An AC that’s too large will fail to properly cool your home off in a normal cycle, which leads to a problem we call “short cycling,” that we’ll talk about below. Basically, an AC that’s too large will run your energy bill up, need to be replaced early, and might even need constant repairs.

Short Cycling

Does your AC run in short, frequent bursts? This isn’t normal, and it’s actually causing extensive wear and tear on certain components of the system. The start-up process is actually the most energy-intensive process that your air conditioner performs, so shorter cycles are going to cause your system to overwork.

An AC that’s too large will cool your home too quickly and abruptly shut down, causing only the start-up components to get worn down and require replacement too early.

Call Our Team for Professional Installation

The only surefire way to avoid these kinds of problems from happening to your air conditioner is through professional air conditioning installation. Our team has specific high-tech equipment that can measure the air in your home so that we accurately set you up with the right-sized AC unit. This is an expensive problem to avoid, so make sure you do everything you can to stop your AC from being the victim of a botched installation!

Contact MarGo Plumbing Heating Cooling Inc. for comprehensive central AC installation this spring!

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We rely on our plumbing every day. Our sinks, showers, and toilets are must-haves that we couldn’t live without! But what happens when the plumbing pipes on your property aren’t performing? Do they have to be replaced, or can they simply be relined? If you’ve noticed some of the warning signs we highlight here, don’t wait to have your pipes checked. As Ben Franklin famously said, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” So, check those pipes before they become a major problem. But first, here’s a closer look at what you may be dealing with. Read More

West Park, FL, 03.03.2022 – A to Z Statewide Plumbing is proud to announce that it has earned the home service industry’s coveted Angi Super Service Award (SSA). This award honors service professionals who have maintained high service ratings and reviews on Angi in 2021. “These outstanding businesses have helped homeowners not only maintain their homes, but also evolve them into spaces that can handle life, work, school and entertainment under one roof,” said Bryan Ellis, senior executive at Angi. “Our homeowners’ consistent positive reviews make it clear: these are the top pros in our network. Congratulations to this year’s Super Service Award winners.” Angi Super Service Award 2021 winners have met eligibility requirements. Pros on Angi qualify for the award by obtaining 3 or more services-performed reviews in the previous year, maintaining a current and lifetime GPA of at least 4+ stars. The SSA winners must be in good standing with Angi and have undergone our verification/screening

“We are honored to be recognized for the 2021 Angi Super Service Award. The number one goal of all A to Z Statewide Plumbing employees is to provide 100% satisfaction to our clients. From initial contact for service to the final turn of the wrench, we provide excellence in customer service from A to Z” – Aaron Atkins, Office Manager

A to Z Statewide Plumbing has been on Angi since 2006. This marks the 8^th year A to Z Statewide Plumbing has received this honor. The Angi Super Service Award has also been received – 2009, 2011, 2016-2020.

Service company ratings are updated continually on Angi as new, verified consumer reviews are submitted. Companies are rated in multiple fields ranging from price to professionalism to punctuality.

For over two decades Angi has been a trusted name for connecting consumers to top-rated service professionals. Angi provides unique tools and support designed to improve the local service experience for both consumers and service professionals.

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A to Z Statewide Plumbing, Inc. is a Full-service plumbing contractor servicing all of South Florida including Hollywood, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Weston, Pompano Beach, and many more cities throughout Dade, Broward and South Palm Beach Counties. We specialize in the ability to service and perform emergency and routine plumbing repairs. In addition, we perform preventive maintenance checks, service of existing equipment, and installation of new plumbing fixtures. We also maintain and clean septic tanks, grease traps, and storm drains. Environmental remediation is also available. A to Z Statewide Plumbing has an extensive history of repair and service on all kinds of plumbing systems. We provide quality workmanship with professional, dependable, and courteous service every time!!! We offer 24-hour emergency service so that you can count on A to Z Statewide Plumbing to be there when you need us the most. Our trained technicians use state-of-the-art technology to diagnose and repair existing systems and always use the finest equipment in the industry for installations.

A to Z Statewide Plumbing |2215 S.W. 58^th Terrace West Park, Florida 33023 | 954.981.2133 – Fax (954) 963-7680

www.atozstatewideplumbing.com | [email protected]

Licensed and Insured: CFC 1426354 & CFC 1426229

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Copper piping has been a popular choice for homes and commercial buildings since the 1960s. While it does have its advantages, copper piping plumbing also has a fair number of disadvantages – especially if it begins to corrode, as was the case in Folsom, CA in 2020 (more on this later). In this blog, we’ll discuss the good and the bad when it comes to copper piping, and what to look for if you suspect a problem with your copper piping. Read More

If you talk to a plumber, you’ll hear most of them give pretty consistent advice: flush your water heater, only flush waste and toilet paper (no wet wipes!), and never use store-bought chemical drain cleaners. Our team of technicians is no exception to this. We give a lot of the same advice because it’s true. Something that’s come to our attention recently, though, is that many homeowners don’t understand the “why” behind the advice to steer clear of chemical drain cleaners. We want to answer some common questions surrounding this today.

In the meantime, we want to reiterate that our professionals are always available to answer questions and provide you with great service. We’re the experts when it comes to plumbing in Glendale, AZ. 

What’s the Big Deal?

So what’s the big deal when it comes to using chemical darin cleaners to address the clogs in your home? It actually can cause quite the fuss. Here are a few of the key problems that chemical drain cleaners cause:

• They’re Caustic: Chemical drain cleaners use a cocktail of chemicals to alleviate a clog in your home. Most chemical drain cleaners that you can run out to your local store and get are highly acidic. This is what eats away at a clog. This isn’t where the trouble is either, it’s when it starts to eat away at the pipe itself after it’s done with the clog. This is why it’s never a worthwhile gamble. 
• They’re Toxic: If you head over to your local store and pick up a drain cleaner, you should take a look at the long list of warnings on the bottle. Chemical drain cleaners aren’t safe if they come in contact with your skin or eyes. They also create fumes that can linger in your home and cause harm.
• They Don’t Get the Job Done: The funny thing about chemical drain cleaners is that although they’re caustic and corrosive, they typically can’t even get the job done. This is common if your clog is located near a bend in your pipe or if it’s had time to harden. The chemical drain cleaner typically only clears the clog enough to let a little water through. This means that there’s still the perfect breeding ground for the next clog. It’s not really a full solution, typically it’s only a temporary fix to a growing issue. 

Professional Service Is the Answer

So we’ve spent a lot of time telling you what you shouldn’t do above, but what should you do when it comes to your home? If you’re trying to figure out how to clean your drains, we’re here to let you know that the answer lies in professional service. Professional work is the only way to ensure that you solve an issue like a clog once and for all without hassle. When you go with work from our professionals, you’re going to get a repair that’s simple, effective, and to the point. Let our team members handle this. 

Contact The Trusted Plumber to schedule an appointment with our professionals. 

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While our attention might be on our heating systems at the end of this cold season, we can’t forget the valuable task that our thermostats perform. They’re the link between the HVAC system and our own comfort preferences, and the better your thermostat works, the better your heating system will work overall. So, it’s only necessary that we spend a little bit of time here and there to talk to our customers about thermostats!

Look, you might just need simple furnace repair in Montclair, NJ and in that case our team can gladly help. But this blog is devoted to the situations where you’re not entirely sure as to whether your home will require thermostat work or furnace repairs. We can help you get to the bottom of it!

Each of these points will talk about the connection between you and your heating system, and how a broken or old thermostat might be hindering that connection.

What Does a Malfunctioning Thermostat Look Like?

How does it feel when you adjust the temperature at your house? Are you constantly fighting against some invisible ebb and flow that doesn’t let you set the temperature correctly? Do you set it 5 degrees higher every time because it’s the only way you’ll be able to feel the difference?

Well, this could be a problem with your furnace system or it could be an issue with your thermostat. Thermostat repairs are actually a lot more affordable and fast than furnace repairs, so why not get your thermostat checked on first to narrow down the area of problems.

Poor Temperature Control

A faulty thermostat is going to have trouble controlling the temperature in your home. Seeing how this is the main objective of this piece of equipment, this is a major problem. When you call our team, make sure to tell us about your thermostat being unable to control the temperature correctly. It could be a calibration problem or a symptom of a different problem!

Subpar Efficiency Levels

When you set your thermostat higher to feel results, it might sound like a workaround for your heating system, but you might actually be running your HVAC system incorrectly. Even a furnace that’s working slightly harder to meet temperature demands because of a faulty thermostat will burn more fuel and run less efficiently than one with a thermostat in shape.

Sticking Switches

Sometimes switches on a thermostat can get stuck and you might feel the results. For instance, the “auto” switch might actually get pushed to “heat” and your HVAC system will get stuck on. This could lead to some severe temperature fluctuations that you were no prepared for.

Do yourself a favor and get your switches checked on by a professional so you’re not in danger of an issue developing.

Get Your Analog Thermostat Replaced Today!

Do you still utilize an analog thermostat? If yes, then you should definitely get it replaced! Analog thermostats haven’t been manufactured for decades and they’re all leading to problems associated with the old age of equipment. Touch screen, smart, and Wi-Fi enabled thermostats are easy to install and more affordable than ever. It’s time to upgrade!

Call MarGo Plumbing Heating Cooling Inc. to have your furnace or thermostat fixed by professionals.

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