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How To Check Your Outdoor Hose Bib For Leaks
We’re happy to report that warm weather is ahead, and we can (hopefully) put this past winter behind us. If you’re planning on doing some spring cleaning outside this month, you’ll more than likely need to turn your outdoor faucet (commonly known as a hose bib) back on.
The several weeks of cold temperatures during the winter could have potentially damaged the actual hose bib or cracked your water supply line, which is the pipe inside that feeds the water to the actual hose bib.
When it’s time to turn your water back on, make sure you follow these important steps:
A leaky hose bib or cracked supply line can result in damage to your home and also an increase in your water bill. To read more about our hose bib repair and replacement options, click here.
If you have a slow-running bathtub or sink, think twice about pouring liquid drain cleaner down your pipes. Just leave the stubborn drain to us! Give us a call today (410-247-9970) or schedule your service online (LenThePlumber.com) to take care of your home’s plumbing system.
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