Your plumbing system is one of the largest systems in your home and can experience issues from time to time. Plumbing issues can occur at the worst times and disrupt your life. It is important to know when you need a professional's assistance.

Here are a few signs that you need to hire a plumber.

1. Your Drains Continue to Get Clogged

Drains clogs are a common plumbing issue and can sometimes be resolved with a plunger. However, if your continue to get clogs in your shower or sink drains, it is time to get a plumber involved. They can use a specialized camera to look inside your pipes to determine the issue. For example, tree roots may be getting to the pipes, resulting in clogs.

2. You Have No Water

Unless you forgot to pay this month's water bill, no running water calls for a plumber's attention. Whether it is due to a leak or blockage, no running water is a major inconvenience to you and your family members. A plumber can discover the source of the issue and get your water running in no time.

3. Your Pipes Have Burst

In freezing cold temperatures, the pipes in your home have a higher chance of bursting. If not addressed promptly, burst pipes can cause major water damage in your home. A plumber will be able to identify which pipes burst and rectify them accordingly.

4. You Have Brown Spots on Your Ceiling

Brown spots on the ceiling can make the room look less appealing. However, these spots are not unattractive to look at. They might also indicate a water leak. Have a plumber find the source of the leak to avoid further damage to your ceiling.

5. Your Water Bills Have Spiked

If you know you have been using more water than usual lately, a higher water bill might not be that big of a surprise. On the other hand, if your water habits have not changed and your bill is still higher than normal, it is wise to contact a plumber promptly. A leak in your plumbing may be causing your water bills to skyrocket. 

If you notice any of these signs, do not wait to get in touch with services like Merrell Plumbing. If you try to ignore a plumbing issue too long, it will only get worse and cost you more money in the long run. 

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