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It’s frustrating when all you need after a long day of work is a warm bath. But when you get into the shower, you’re bombarded with ice-cold water that does not heat up at all. Although this could be the case when you’re sharing hot water with a big family, this could also happen even when you’re alone at home–and it could signify something is wrong with your water heater.

But, what exactly is wrong with your water heater? This guide shows some of the most common reasons behind this issue and when you should call a hot water plumber.

What Water Heater Do You Have?

Before anything else, let’s understand what type of water heater you first have.

There are two types of water heater: a gas-type and an electric type. Gas heaters use a tank and also use natural gas such as propane to heat water. …

Plumbing is the most underrated fixture in our home. We rarely think of maintaining them properly until we encounter troubles. These major troubles may include a blocked sewer, a burst pipe, or a major leak. Yet, the truth is, most plumbing problems can be prevented. If only we are sensitive enough to notice signs of these issues early, we won’t get headaches in dealing with them. 

Moist in our ceilings, floors, and walls can be due to small cracks or leaks in our pipes. When water slowly drains in our sink and toilet, there may be some blockage in the sewer. Even strange smells and sounds coming from our plumbing system signal irregularities inside them. The best way to prevent bigger problems from happening in our plumbing system is to have it inspected every year. 

Benefits of a Plumbing Inspection at Home

A plumbing inspection at home is a complete …