This winter season was a bit of a roller coaster ride for Maryland residents, with both low and high temperatures, but we officially entered spring! Spring is the perfect time to give your plumbing system a little bit of TLC to ensure it is ready to handle the change of seasons and the potential rain which can put a strain on your plumbing. It is important to take some precautions and perform some maintenance tasks to keep everything in working order so we’ve pulled together the below spring plumbing checklist with our top seasonal plumbing tips to help get you started! 

Check your Sump Pump

Our first plumbing tip for the changing season is to check your sump pump. Spring showers can quickly flood more vulnerable areas of your home like basements and crawl spaces. A sump pump is only activated when it is needed and is meant to pump water out of these vulnerable areas, away from your home, to avoid flooding.

Just like any other system in your home, your sump pump can develop faults. Unlike other systems, though, it is often not obvious that your sump pump isn’t working properly until it is too late and it becomes a major spring plumbing problem. Checking your sump pump allows you to identify any issues before they cause any costly damage to your home. To check your sump pump, you can pour a bucket of water into the sump pit. Your sump pump should turn on and remove the water. Your sump pump should be inspected regularly to ensure it works properly when it’s needed most.

Upgrade your Shower Heads and Toilets

One way to prepare your plumbing for the spring weather is to consider spring plumbing upgrades. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the average American family uses more than 300 gallons of water per day at home. Roughly 70 percent of this use occurs indoors with flushing the toilet accounting for 24 percent and 20 percent coming from showering. 

Upgrading our home’s shower heads and toilets to more water-efficient models can result in reduced water consumption, about a 40 percent decrease for the average family. Not only will this save you money on your water bill, but it’s also better for the environment as using less water helps to preserve a safe water supply and decreases water delivery and treatment costs.

Fix Leaks

Another key spring plumbing maintenance tip is to fix leaks within your home. Leaks can waste a surprising amount of water over time. The Environmental Protection Agency found that the average household’s leaks can account for nearly 10,000 gallons of water wasted every year with ten percent of homes having leaks that waste 90 gallons or more per day. 

Common types of leaks include leaky faucets, worn toilet flappers, and other broken or leaking water pipes. These types of leaks are often easy an fix to avoid high water bills. They require only a few tools and hardware that can pay for themselves in water savings. 

Check Your Water Heater

Over the winter, your water heater needed to work harder than usual so spring is a good time to check your water heater for any underlying issues. Sediment and other minerals tend to build up on the bottom of water heaters. This causes your water heater to utilize more energy and lose efficiency over time. Your home’s water heater should be flushed out regularly to avoid build up and prevent damage. 

If you have a gas water heater, it’s important to keep an eye on the pilot, thermocouple, and pilot control valve. In electric water heaters, it’s important to inspect the thermostat and heating elements. A licensed Warrior plumber will be able to assess these parts for faults and ensure they are working properly with a spring plumbing tune-up.

Schedule a Professional Plumbing Inspection

Consider scheduling a spring plumbing inspection to make sure your entire system is in good working order. Scheduling regular plumbing maintenance for the spring season to maintain your plumbing systems can help prevent plumbing problems before they become emergencies. A plumber can inspect your plumbing, identify any potential issues, and make any necessary repairs or upgrades. It’s recommended that you schedule maintenance at least once a year to keep your plumbing system in good condition.

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Plumbing emergencies can range from minor annoyances to major disasters with various home appliances and fixtures. They can be costly to fix, and they can also cause significant damage to your property. While it isn’t always possible to completely avoid all plumbing issues, you can avoid most major plumbing emergencies with proper care and maintenance. We’ve pulled together some tips to help you avoid major plumbing emergencies and keep your plumbing system running smoothly. 

Watch what you flush 

Flushing anything other than toilet paper and bodily waste can cause major plumbing issues. Items such as paper towels, feminine hygiene products, and wipes (even the “flushable” kind) can clog your pipes and cause backups. Avoid flushing these items and dispose of these items in the trash instead to avoid major plumbing emergencies. 

Keep your drains clear 

Clogged drains are one of the most common plumbing emergencies, and they can be easily prevented by regularly cleaning your drain covers and keeping your pipes free of hair and other debris. If you have littles like we do, you may also need to watch for legos that accidentally made their way down the drain or a favorite action figure that just wanted to save the day. 

One DIY tip we recommend for clogged drains is to always keep a plunger in your kitchen and bathroom. You can use the plunger to dislodge a clog. Another handy tool is a plumbing auger or drain snake. This is an inexpensive tool that can be found at any local hardwood store. It helps you to dislodge a clog by snagging items and bringing it out of the drain. If you can see an object that is causing the drain clog but don’t have this tool, you can try to create a home-made auger by bending a hanger. Be careful though not to scratch your toilet or sink with the metal wire of the hanger.

Know where the main shutoff valve is 

Do you know where your main shut-off valve is? In the event of a leak, the first course of action is to prevent further damage by shutting off the water to your home. Ensure that you and each person who lives in the home knows where the main shut-off valve is and how to use it. 

If you’d like some additional protection, there are smart-home products that can help avoid major plumbing emergencies. Products like smart water detectors, smart water monitors, and smart water shut off valves can alert homeowners to water leaks and can even turn off your water supply to prevent further damage to your home. 

Install a sump pump

If you’re among the millions of homeowners who have a basement, you may have already experienced the aftermath of water damage. Water can wreak havoc on basements.  If your home is susceptible to basement flooding, consider installing a sump pump to remove water before it causes damage. Sump pumps are electric pumps that are placed at the bottom of your basement, or lowest point in the home and can assist in keeping water at bay. As the water reaches a certain level, a float valve activates the pump and it flushes, similar to a toilet. These pumps are a better way to ensure the safety of your home, as well as an effective method of preventing severe damage to your valuables.

Maintain your plumbing system

Scheduling regular maintenance to maintain your plumbing systems can help prevent plumbing problems before they become emergencies. A plumber can inspect your plumbing, identify any potential issues, and make any necessary repairs or replacements. It’s recommended that you schedule maintenance at least once a year to keep your plumbing system in good condition.

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We have celebrated bringing in the 2023 new year. With that, we’ve received calls from our customers looking to make 2023 the year they tackle their long overdue bathroom and kitchen remodeling projects, and Warrior Plumbing has you covered! Is a remodel the right choice for you, though? If you are a homeowner who is feeling antsy about your current home, you have two options: remodel or move. This is a tough decision, and there are many aspects to consider before deciding what is best for you.

Historically, moving has been recorded to be one of the most stressful life events for Americans, and if given a choice between the two, approximately 76% of Americans would rather use a set amount of money to remodel their home instead of using the money on a down payment to move into a new home. Due to the current state of the economy, we recognize that it is an incredibly expensive and difficult time to buy a home. For many of our customers, this has meant deciding to stay in their current home and remodeling instead of moving in 2023.

Warrior Plumbing and Heating has been known for its plumbing and heating expertise but we also have decades of construction experience under our MD Contracting License. If you decide remodeling your home is the best option for you, we can help manage your project from start to finish so that you can avoid the stress that comes along with moving and turn your home into the haven you need it to be!

Remodeling your Kitchen or Bathroom in 2023

Customize your Kitchen or Bathroom to Fit your Needs

If you already have a house that you love, doing a remodel is the simplest way to live in a house that fits your needs. Remodeling lets you customize your current home without the hassle and stress of a big move. There are a range of customizations you can make but the most popular include:

• Updating the current design to create a new, fresh space;
• Improving the ventilation to control stubborn mold/mildew and eliminate health concerns;
• Increasing the storage space;
• Improving accessibility; and
• Lowering costly utility bills with new, efficient fixtures and appliances.

Increase the Value of your Home

Beyond having a kitchen or bathroom customized to meet your needs, there are financial reasons that make remodeling a good idea. Remodeling is one of the best ways to improve your home value strategically. If you decide to move in the future, an updated kitchen and bathroom can help your home stand out among prospective buyers, which will help your home to sell faster and for more money. Grow your house’s worth with smart projects and additions, and your net profit could skyrocket down the line.

Average Cost of a Remodel

Moving is stressful — and it’s expensive. The cost of moving may be similar to that of a renovation and is especially wasteful if you only gain minimal equity from a home sale. How much does an average bathroom or kitchen remodel cost, though? While each project varies and can be suited to meet your budgetary needs, CostvsValue.com provides average costs for bathroom and kitchen remodels in the Baltimore area. Looking at the figures, you can see that a kitchen or bathroom remodel rewards you with an average increase in home value equal to near or over 50% of your remodel cost. That basically means you’re getting your remodel at half price!

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1. Save time and money: Home improvement projects can be costly and time-consuming. Having done hundreds of remodels, we will stay on schedule and on a budget!
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3. Enjoy peace of mind: There’s a major sense of accomplishment that comes with the successful completion of DIY home improvement projects. But there’s a major sense of disappointment should that project fail or remain incomplete.  We have seen it all and done it all many times. All you have to do now is enjoy the results.

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Emergency plumbing situations can occur at any time of year, but they are more likely to occur during the winter months. Last month on the blog, we shared the top three common winter emergency situations we see during the winter months along with preventative action you can take to best avoid the headache of navigating these circumstances. One of the most common winter emergency situations we shared (and have received numerous emergency calls about) is a lack of water and heat.

We tend to only think about the efficiency of our water heaters and boilers when we experience these emergencies, but efficiency is an important issue to consider long-term so that you can avoid the headache of an emergency situation and save money on your utility bills.

Did you know?

• US consumers are facing significantly higher heating costs this winter due to a colder-than-average winter and high energy prices.
• About 25 % of the energy used in your home goes toward heating your water.
• By choosing a high efficiency water heater (instead of a standard water heater), you can cut your energy use by 10-50 %.
• Your home could be wasting as much as 35 % of generated heat. By upgrading to a high-efficiency boiler, you can reduce wasted heat and cut fuel costs. This is a two-fold benefit. Your home gets more heat, and you save money. Some homeowners found that upgrading their boiler cut their bill by as much as 50 %.

Water Heater Efficiency in 2023

Your water heater needed to work harder than usual through Maryland’s cold winter months. To avoid emergencies and save on costs, it is important to resolve any underlying issues that could wreak havoc on your home’s water heater.

If you have a gas water heater, it’s important to check the pilot, thermocouple, and pilot control valve. In electric water heaters, it’s important to inspect the thermostat and heating elements. Additionally, sediment and other minerals tend to build up on the bottom of water heaters which can cause your water heater to utilize more energy and lose efficiency over time. A licensed warrior plumber is able to assess your water heater to ensure it is working properly, flush it out regularly to prevent damage, and help you upgrade to ensure efficiency over time. Not sure if an upgrade is right for you? Here are a few signs that may indicate its time:

Water Heater Age

Most water heaters begin to have problems when they’ve been in regular use for 8 to 10 years.

Water Heater Rust

Is your hot water less than clear? Or is rust visible on the storage tank or pipe connections?

Water Heater Noise

Water heaters should be relatively noiseless. If you notice rumbling noises increasing in volume it’s time to start shopping.

Water Heater Leaks

It pays to pay regular attention to your water heater. Catching a small leak can save you thousands of dollars in property damage.

Water Heater Temperature

If your hot water is becoming noticeably cooler, it may be in need of a new thermostat. If your heater is less than 7 years old, a new thermostat may be a good direction to go. If it’s older than 8 years old, odds are that more issues will start and you’ll be better off finding a replacement.

Boiler Efficiency in 2023

Boilers are like the motor of your home. They not only protect your family from the elements, they are needed to keep everything within your house at a temperature that it can function properly. But like anything, boilers can fail at the most inopportune moments due to faulty parts, pumps, or electrical components.

Just like your vehicle, boilers should be serviced on an annual basis to ensure they are working at optimum efficiency and properly heating your home. Unlike a vehicle though, it may not be obvious when to replace your boiler. Here are a few signs to look out for:

Boiler Age

Through consistent use, your boiler can experience wear and tear. Heating the metal can cause warping which can compromise the structure of the boiler. If your boiler is more than 15 years old, you likely need a new boiler. Older boilers will not only have warping, but compromised efficiency as well. They will lack safety features that keep everyone safe in your home. Replacing boilers now can save you money and it is best to get one before autumn and winter as demand ramps up during these seasons.

Boiler Inefficiency

Another reason to replace your boiler is when it starts to eat up more power or fuel. A boiler is an efficient system that relies on consistent heat to keep a higher temperature in your home. If your boiler stays lukewarm or takes hours before it can heat your home, you need a new boiler as soon as possible. There are many different reasons for a boiler going tepid and inefficient. Check if you can do maintenance or repair first. If the problem keeps coming back, replace the boiler with a fresh unit.

Boiler Leaks

Do you have leaks in your boiler? Are you noticing that the area around your boiler has puddles? If your boiler is leaking, you might want to buy yourself a new one. Leaking boilers tend to have a problem with the general structure of the entire boiler itself. This may come from the boiler itself or the pipes around it. A Warrior plumber can help inspect the general area when the boiler is off and replace it if needed.

Boiler Smells

A boiler’s entire process should not give off any type of odor. If you notice unfamiliar smells, you might want to put your boiler in for a repair. If the smell persists, you may need a new boiler. The range of odors that you may get from your boiler can come from rust deposits to dirt and sludge from the radiators. You may smell something metallic, which is rust. Also, make sure to check and prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. Carbon monoxide is odorless and tasteless, but if you’re feeling ill out of nowhere, check if there’s a need for repairs.

Boiler Frequent Repairs

When your boiler is getting more and more repairs, you might want to consider replacing it in full. A boiler that needs consistent replacements means there is an inherent issue in the system itself. As boilers grow older as well, they get more and more expensive. Parts availability becomes an issue, until your total repairs may cost the same as a new boiler. If your boiler is having continuous issues and is starting to need 3 or 4 major repairs, consider replacing the entire unit.

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Water is a daily essential that every household uses. We use it within our day to day lives so often through tasks like drinking, bathing, cooking, and cleaning that it is easy to forget how important it is and imagine what it would be like without it. Luckily, most public water here in Maryland is generally safe to drink, but every source of water contains some level of contamination. Many homes may suffer from hard water, which is contamination from environmental, biological, and even industrial pollution. However, pollution isn’t the only contributor to hard water—old plumbing systems and naturally occurring minerals can build up, and continual exposure over a long period of time can be problematic.

Most households that have hard water get through it by only drinking bottled water but the contaminants within the water can still impact the household in other ways such as through bathing. One of the best ways to rid your household of these contaminants is to invest in a whole home filtration system.

Types of Home Filtration Systems

There are a variety of home filtration systems, ranging from standard capacity to heavy duty whole house filter systems. The one you pick depends on the level of contaminants in your water. Standard capacity filtration systems work great for most homes with mild hard water whereas some homes require heavy duty whole house filter systems. While heavy duty whole house filter systems can be pricey and larger compared to standard capacity filtration systems, the initial cost is offset by their quality and durability. These filters can protect your water for up to 10 years before you need to replace it or buy a new one.

Need a Baltimore Area Plumber to Test Your Home’s Water?

Ultimately, having a professional Warrior plumber test your water with a water testing kit is a great way to examine your water and decide what level of filtration you need. If you have any questions or concerns about hard water in your home, don’t hesitate to reach out. We would be happy to answer any questions, test the water within your home, share the results, and go over water filtration options – should it be needed. Please contact us by using our form on our website or by calling us at 443-967-3736.

While emergency plumbing situations can occur at any time of year, they are more likely to occur during the winter months. Cold weather and increased hot water demand amidst large holiday gatherings tend to put a strain on our plumbing systems. Common winter plumbing emergencies we tend to see this time of year include frozen or busted pipes, lack of hot water/heat, and clogged drains. To avoid the headache of navigating these common emergencies this season, we’ve pulled together this guide to winter plumbing emergencies and winterizing tips for your home.

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To take advantage of this price through 2022, simply fill out our contact us form or call us at 443-967-3736. Keep in mind, this offer excludes high-efficiency water heaters and boilers. We’d be happy to give you a fair price on a high-efficiency bundle, however.

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Common Emergency 1: Frozen or Busted Pipes

When cold temperatures cause pipes to freeze, the freeze-thaw cycle can loosen connections or cause pipes to break entirely. Busted pipes are often the result of pipes getting so cold that the water inside them freezes. As a result, the pipe expands and bursts the pipe open.

Winterizing Tips

Pipe Insulation

If any of your pipes are housed in non-heated areas, such as a basement or a garage, it is crucial to ensure these pipes are insulated. This protection will help keep your pipes from freezing.

Disconnect Outdoor Faucets

Water inside outdoor faucets are often the first to freeze and expand if they are left connected during colder temperatures. To help prevent this, simply disconnect your water hoses, drain them of any remaining water, and store the hoses in a dry area.

Check for Outdoor Faucet Leaks

After you disconnect any outdoor faucets, check for any leaks or drips that may need to be fixed. A leaking faucet can lead to water damage and severe plumbing issues during a freeze. Once your outdoor faucets are fully fixed, cover and insulate the faucets to avoid future issues.

Find the Water Shut-off Valve

Do you know where your main shut-off valve is? If a frozen pipe does burst, the first course of action is to prevent further damage by shutting off the water to your home. Ensure that you and each person who lives in the home knows where the main shut-off valve is and how to turn it off.

Common Emergency 2: Lack of Hot Water and Heat

The second most common winter plumbing emergency we see is a lack of hot water and/or heat within the home caused by malfunctioning water heaters and boilers.

With cooler temperatures, the water entering your home becomes colder. This means that your water heater needs to work harder than usual. This is also the time of year when we Marylanders want to pump more hot water into our sinks, tubs, and showers to stay warm. With this increased activity, underlying issues can emerge. Faulty parts, sediment build up, or a bad winter storm can wreak havoc on your home’s water heater.

Boilers are like the motor of your home. They not only protect your family from the elements, they are needed to keep everything within your house at a temperature that it can function properly. But like anything, boilers can fail at the most inopportune moments due to faulty parts, pumps, or electrical components causing needed boiler repair.

Winterizing Tips

Water Heater Inspection

If you have a gas water heater, it’s important to keep an eye on the pilot, thermocouple, and pilot control valve. In electric water heaters, it’s important to inspect the thermostat and heating elements. A licensed warrior plumber will be able to assess these parts for faults and ensure they are working properly.

Sediment and other minerals also tend to build up on the bottom of water heaters. This causes your water heater to utilize more energy and lose efficiency over time. Your home’s water heater should be flushed out regularly to avoid build up and prevent damage.

Boiler Service

Just like your vehicle, boilers should be serviced on an annual basis to ensure they are working at optimum efficiency and properly heating your home.

Common Emergency 3: Clogged Drains

The third most common winter plumbing emergency we see is clogged drains. The winter season often consists of large holiday get-togethers and delicious foods. As a result, your drain lines may clog from time to time during the season.

Winterizing Tips

To prevent clogs, keep an eye out for oily or fatty foods and be careful of any stringy foods falling into the sink. You also want to be careful not to flush certain items, such as “flushable wipes” down the toilet, and follow these simple tips to avoid needing a garbage disposal repair.

We can be prepared if a clog does happen. We recommend always keeping a plunger in your kitchen and bathroom. In case of drains, you can use the plunger to dislodge the clog. Another handy tool is a plumbing auger or drain snake. This is an inexpensive tool that can be found at any local hardwood store. It helps you to dislodge a clog, snag it, and bring it out of the drain. If you have littles like we do, this is especially helpful to recover legos that accidentally made their way down the drain or their favorite action figure that just wanted to save the day. If you can see the object that is causing the clog but don’t have this tool, you can try to create a home-made auger by bending a hanger. Be careful though not to scratch your toilet or sink with the metal wire of the hanger.

In Need of a Baltimore Plumber? Call Warrior Plumbing & Heating

We understand that winter plumbing emergencies may still happen, despite the very best attempts at prevention. If you need us, we’re here to help – 24/7! Simply fill out our contact us form or call us at 443-967-3736.

Finding a leak in the bathroom area is a common but stressful part of home ownership. Leaks can occur with the shower, bath, toilet, central heating, or other plumbing and can easily lead to an emergency situation. If addressed quickly though, many of these common leaks are simple and affordable to fix. We’ve put together this homeowner’s guide to identify the most common bathroom leaks and how to fix them before they become larger, more expensive issues.

Shower Leak in Bathroom

Bathroom leaks from showers can be difficult to find and can have a number of causes. These include leaks from: the shower itself, the shower waste pipe, the shower base, broken tiles/grout around the shower, the pipes feeding the shower, a broken or damaged water seal, and/or damage around the outside of the shower.

The most common form of leak caused by a shower is a splash leak. This type of leak occurs when water escapes the shower and splashes onto the walls or floor. Although this type of leak is common and often easier to address than other leaks, splash leaks can cause serious damage to your home. Signs of water damage include peeling paintwork and rotting flooring. Water puddles on vinyl flooring, for example, can cause the flooring to curl and deteriorate to such a level where it will allow water to come into contact with whatever is underneath – usually wood. These leaks can go unnoticed until water stains on the ceiling in the room below the bathroom begin to appear – highlighting a ceiling leak.

Typically, splash leaks are caused by using a bad or ineffective shower curtain, or old and worn caulking where the shower meets the floor. Even bathrooms with shower doors can be impacted though if the gasket is damaged or the frame is dislodged. These leaks can be spotted by inspecting pools of water around the outside of the shower after use. Keep in mind that water might take several minutes to appear. You might also notice damage or molding on the surrounding floor. Depending on the exact cause of the leak, a splash leak can be fixed by replacing your shower curtain, recaulking around the shower, replacing the shower door gaskets, or having a new frame installed. If severe, you may also replace your shower entirely.

If you are not aware of the cause of a shower leak or if you are in need of help, you can always consult with a Warrior professional to find the exact cause of a shower leak and get an estimate of the project cost before proceeding with next steps.

Bath Leak in Bathroom

Much like shower leaks, bath leaks can have multiple causes and be difficult to find. For example, a bath leak can be caused by: a plumbing leak to the bath, a leak from the plug or waste area, a broken or damaged overflow, damage to the seal around the bath, damage to the bath itself, and a damaged area around the outside of the bath.

One of the key differences between shower leaks and bath leaks is that, in some situations, bath leaks can lead to more emergent situations because of the volume of water involved. Often, the first sign of a bath leak is a ceiling leak in the room below. You can check all areas and seals for gaps but it is often difficult to spot leaks as the pipework can be hidden behind bathroom paneling and walls. If unable to identify where a leak is coming from or help is needed, it is best to consult a Warrior professional for further inspection and to propose an estimated cost with next steps

Toilet Leak in Bathroom

Another common source of bathroom leaks is in or around the toilet area. These leaks are typically more unpleasant as waste/sewer water can leak causing hygiene risks and bad smells. Generally toilet leaks are caused by the: plumbing to the toilet, the waste pipe from the toilet (after flushing), the mechanism of the toilet, and from a broken toilet base.

Your toilet is probably used quite often and damage can escalate quickly to become an expensive plumbing repair job. A toilet base leak can occasionally be fixed by simply tightening the bolts that connect the toilet to the floor. But you want to be careful not to tighten too much, or you can crack the base. If that does not solve the problem, you will have to remove the toilet and replace the wax gasket that connects the toilet to the flooring below.

Inspecting and replacing the base level components of your toilet is best left to a professional to ensure the issue is resolved and no further damage is done to the bathroom. Ignoring this problem can lead to water damage in other areas of your home – especially if the toilet is in an upper floor bathroom. If the leak worsens, it may be time to replace the toilet entirely.

Central Heating Bathroom Leak

A bathroom leak can occur within homes that have central heating as there is often a radiator or towel rail of some sort located within the bathroom. A radiator or towel rail located within a bathroom tends to experience daily use leading to further wear and tear. In some instances, this can contribute to the weakening of plumbing joints or connections which may then leak. Alternatively, leaks can occur from the actual radiator itself causing needed professional repair or replacement.

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General plumbing leaks can surface within bathrooms where there are various connections to the water system, including the above list, as well as feeds to those items. It is no secret that ignoring these leaks in your bathroom can wreak havoc within your home, causing severe water damage and mold, which often demand large and costly project renovations in the future. If you are in need of a Baltimore area professional plumber to resolve your bathroom leak, please contact us by using our form on our website or by calling us at 443-967-3736. We are here to help with our 24/7 emergency service!