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Nothing is worse than stepping into the shower expecting it to be hot and finding the water frigid instead. This is a common problem, however, with several possible causes and solutions. Check out our blog to learn more about why your shower water is cold and how to fix it.

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No Hot Water in the Shower? Here’s How to Troubleshoot the Problem No hot water in your shower? Check out our troubleshooting guide for possible causes, solutions, and when to call a professional plumber.

Before you turn on the water to your outdoor faucets this spring, check their exterior components for cracks that may have formed during the cold winter. Discovering cracks before using your hose for spring watering can help you get repairs done early and save time later on.

As the snow melts and the rains come, your sump pump will soon be working overtime to keep water out of your home. To make sure it’s working, pour a bucket of water into the sump pit. The pump should turn on and drain the water fully. Make sure the float is moving freely, as this activates the pump when the water rises. Remove any sticks or debris from the outdoor discharge line and replace your backup battery if it’s more than three years old.

Call us with any questions or concerns about your sump pump: 763-424-5514.

Extreme temperature fluctuations in March can cause stress on aging pipes as they expand and contract throughout the day. This leads to an increased risk for cracks and bursts. If you hear banging or gurgling sounds coming from the walls, experience fluctuating water pressure, or see water stains or blistering paint on ceilings or walls, you might have a burst pipe. If this happens, call Robillard Plumbing right away at 763-424-5514.

Have you noticed rust-colored stains on your bathtubs, toilets, or sinks? Or have you noticed a strange smell coming from your water? An iron filter could help! Iron causes rusty stains on your fixtures, and manganese and sulfur can give your water an unwanted scent.

Robillard Plumbing installs reliable iron filtration systems to prevent these issues in your home. Contact us today to learn more. Use the link in the comments.

Thinking about installing a new gas stove, dryer, or line? Don’t try doing it yourself—gas installations require professional knowledge and a trained hand. Contact Robillard Plumbing instead. We can get the job done safely and according to code so that you can enjoy your new appliance with peace of mind.

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Winter is the ideal time to get a new water softener. Soft water leads to softer skin and hair and less static cling from your clothes, issues that are especially common during the colder months. Plus, you’ll have cleaner dishes and better lather formation when washing or showering!

Contact Robillard Plumbing today to learn about the water softener options available to you. Use the link in the comments.

We’ve all had that “uh-oh” moment when a toilet, sink, or tub refuses to drain. But did you know there are some quick tips to make using a plunger easy?

Check out our latest blog to learn which plunger to use, how to create an effective seal, and how to tell when a clog is too much for a DIY fix.

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How to Use a Plunger Like a Pro: The Ultimate Drain-Clearing Guide Learn how to use a plunger correctly with our expert guide. Discover the difference between plunger types and the best technique for clearing any home clog.

Spending a lot of time indoors these days? Now is the perfect time to tackle those small indoor upgrades and fixes you’ve been meaning to do for ages now. Leaky faucet? Running toilet? Think your bathroom could do with some stylish, water-saving, modern fixtures? Robillard Plumbing can help with all of the above. Contact us today to schedule service or ask us about selecting new fixtures.

It is cold outside! When temperatures are this low, you deserve hot water in your home. If your water heater is acting up or if you know you need a new one, now is the time to take action. Robillard Plumbing can address water heater leaks, strange noises, and other issues, or we can help you select a new water heater and install it ASAP. Don’t put up with cold or lukewarm water. Contact Robillard Plumbing today!

Burst pipes are a common problem during the winter. Pipes in cold, uninsulated areas, like along an exterior wall, in the basement, in the attic, or in the crawlspace, are especially at risk. To prevent these pipes from freezing, cracking, and bursting, try these easy prevention strategies:

• Cover exposed pipes with foam pipe sleeves or pipe wrap insulation
• Let faucets drip slightly on extremely cold nights
• Keep cabinet doors open to allow heat to reach pipes
• Keep your home heated above 55°, especially at night

If your pipes do burst, call Robillard Plumbing right away. We will shut off the water supply, inspect your plumbing for further issues, and refer reputable restoration companies.