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It never fails that a problem with plumbing occurs at the most inconvenient times, such as late at night, on the weekend or on a holiday. Many homeowners have experienced this at one time or another; Whether it is a leaky faucet, clogged drain or lack of hot water. This is why the importance of a plumber is significant. Homeowners should have a reliable plumber, one they have hired before or one that is highly recommended from friends or family members.
Plumbers are important for numerous reasons, and have many different job duties. Some plumbers construct all of the plumbing needs in new construction, while others may focus more on repairs. Plumbers connect pipes, follow blueprints and codes, and fix all problems dealing with water, or plumbing fixtures or pipes. When the plumber arrives, he inspects the problem and identifies why it is happening. It is his job to detect the issue and resolve it. Typically, he will tell you what is wrong and give you an approximate estimate of the cost to repair the problems.
Plumbing problems are numerous, but most are problem enough that require a call to a plumber to come fix the problem. One common problem occurs when the hot water is not working. Other common problems are clogged drains, leaky faucets, flooding and clogged toilets. A plumber should be able to fix any of these types of problems. Some problems may be as simple as tightening a fitting, or plunging a line; while others are often much harder to fix.
It is extremely important to have a plumber you trust and feel comfortable with. Most plumbers charge a specific flat fee just for coming to look at the problem, and will also charge for materials and labor after fixing the issue. If a plumbing problem occurs, that is not an emergency, most people wait to call the plumber until the next business day. A plumber is more likely to charge higher fees if they are required to make a night house call or a call on the weekend or a holiday.
People often base whether or not they will rehire a plumber on several factors. These include price, availability, reliability and quality. If a plumber fails at returning calls or showing up at scheduled times, many homeowners will find another one. Also, if a plumber does not fix the problem, or is not personable at all, many homeowners will begin looking for a new one.