A Day in the Life of Plumbing Contractors
Plumbing contractors must be versatile enough to meet the unique demands of their customers on a daily basis. Here’s a closer look at the responsibilities of plumbing contractors.
Installing Toilets
One of the more common tasks for plumbing contractors is installing toilets. Contractors have to make sure that they are installing a toilet that aligns closely with the home’s current plumbing system.
Installing the wrong-sized toilet or installing it improperly will cause more serious down the road. For the most part, contractors use nuts and bolts to complete the task.
Installing Faucets
Many plumbing contractors note that installing faucets takes a little longer than installing toilets. Some faucets have unique draining systems, which complicates things.
Water Heater Maintenance
Plumbing contractors also assess water heaters to ensure that they are working properly. Generally, contractors will run a quick diagnostic test to pinpoint the issue. This gives them a better idea of potential repairs they may have to make.
Clogged Drains
Clogged drains are a common source of frustration for many homeowners. Hair, dirt, and general debris are common causes of a clogged drain. Enhanced technology allows plumbers to gain access to the issue by using a camera. This makes it easy to find the drainage issue.
Plumbing contractors complete unique tasks each day.
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