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            Some people say winter and plumbing issues go hand in hand. There’s a number of reasons why one might agree with that. Harsh winter temperatures are not to be taken lightly; Chicago residents don’t need further elaboration on that. These temperatures can easily freeze the water running through your pipelines. Since you’re reading this, we assume that you’re wondering what the most common winter plumbing problems are. Also, you might want to find out if there is a way to fix them without much hassle? Needless to say, you’re at the right address. In the article below, we’ll show you everything there’s to know about the awkward relationship between plumbing issues and winter. Stay tuned! FROZEN PIPES One of the most common winter plumbing problems concerns frozen pipes. If it gets so cold that the pipes freeze, it’s best you notice the issue before the  pipes burst . If a burst occurs after the water’s been backing up for too long, that’s cert...

  COMMON WATER HEATER PROBLEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING Water heaters are so important you probably couldn’t live without them. Even if your home is not in an area with cold winters, the water heater is still an essential home appliance, says  Keyrenter Management . That is why issues with the water heater can be very distressing. Water heaters make it possible to have warm water on demand for various occasions; a hot shower, washing your hands, or cleaning the dishes. However, because they are constantly being used, water heaters are liable to break down. If you know how to detect the  issues with your water heater , you may be able to keep the flow of hot water in your home constant. What are the common problems homeowners encounter with their water heater and how can you identify or resolve these problems? THE WATER HEATER IS NOT PRODUCING HOT WATER  If there is no hot water from the water heater, the appliance may not be getting power. Possible causes of the problem i...

Many Illinois homeowners are deciding to switch to tankless water heater installation for several reasons. Switching over to a tankless water heater has helped many homeowners save money. If you have been considering purchasing a tankless water heater and needing an installation, the plumbers at Suburban Plumbing Experts are a fully licensed and insured plumbing team. First and Foremost, Make the Switch to Save Money! A tankless water heater installation can help save you save hundreds of dollars over the years. A tankless water heating unit can last 5 to 10 years longer than traditional water heater tanks. There are also government tax rebates available for switching over to a tankless water heating unit. Tankless water heating units also use much less energy as a traditional system as they only heat the amount of water needed at that moment. Tankless units are often referred to as “on demand” water heaters. A lot of energy is wasted in older units when water previously heated up coo...

What you should be looking for After months and months with your family staying at home,  most of your appliances are probably getting much more use than normal. Although most homeowners have a maintenance warranty on their air conditioners and heating systems, they don’t always pay as much attention to the water heaters in the home. Water Heaters just sit in the corners of your home usually and go unattended until a problem arises. Many  water heater maintenance  troubles require an experienced professional plumber, but there are some basic things most homeowners can do themselves. First would be to the reading of the water heater manual to understand how often maintenance actually should be done. When homeowners purchase a new water heater tank, they should be able to sign up for a maintenance plan and/or warranty. Some  licensed plumbers  also offer a water heater type maintenance plan or a home plumbing system maintenance plan that requires them to come out ...

A water heater controls the temperature of the water output by your sinks and showers. If your water heater suddenly stops working, life could get very cold indeed. We are experts in repairing or replacing hot water heaters . If you're considering water heater repair or water heater replacement, Suburban Plumbing Experts has a few tips: – Check the manufacturer's recommended service life. Consider repair if your unit is well under the service life. Most manufacturers expect their products to last from 6 to 12 years. – Consider outside factors such as severe weather conditions, the integrity of the original installation, and amount of maintenance your water heater has received over the years. If your unit has weathered a great deal of inclement weather and neglected maintenance, it may be time to replace your unit. We service and install both residential and commercial grade water heaters. – Leaks around the tank or lack of reliability means it's time to replace your unit...