Leak Detection

Leak Detection

The Essential Guide to Leak Detection in Tampa, Florida: Trusting Cass Plumbing for Reliable Solutions

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Understanding the Importance of Professional Leak Detection In the vibrant cities of Tampa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, and Brandon, Florida, homeowners and commercial building managers must be vigilant about the integrity of their plumbing systems. One crucial aspect often overlooked is leak detection. Leak detection is not just about fixing a dripping faucet; it's about ensuring the safety and longevity of your property. This is where the expertise of Cass Plumbing comes into play. Why Leak Detection Matters in the Tampa Region The Tampa Bay area, known for its dynamic...
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How To Check the Outdoor Hose Bibb For Leaks

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The Tampa warm weather is ahead, and if you’re planning on doing some early summer cleaning outside this month, you’ll more than likely need to turn your outdoor faucet (commonly known as a hose bibb) back on. Hose bibbs often crack and if the problem isn’t caught early enough, all that water leaking from your outdoor faucet can result in water damage and allow for mold to potentially grow inside your home – not to mention all the wasted water and energy! FOLLOW THESE STEPS BEFORE TURNING ON YOUR WATER Follow these simple steps to see if your hose bibb is damaged: Place your thumb ...
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How to Temporarily Fix a Leaky Pipe Until Cass Plumbing Arrives

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It’s the middle of the night or the weekend, and you notice a leaky pipe in your bathroom. You can always pick up the phone and call Cass Plumbing for a professional emergency repair, but if you wanted to hold it off for a day and stop the water from spraying everywhere, there is a way to temporarily fix the pipe leak. Below, are 5 steps to temporarily fix a pipe leak. The 5 Steps to Temporarily Fix a Leaky Pipe As a temporary fix for your leaky pipe, try the following steps. Fixing the pipe won’t permanently solve the problem, but it can help minimize the damage until the Cass Plumbing arri...
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Plumbing Leaks Waste Billions of Dollars

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An estimated 12 percent of the water that supplies U.S. houses is wasted on leaks, spilling more than 775 billion gallons of water each year, according to a Residential End Uses of Water study. Cass Plumbing urges Tampa residents to take pragmatic and technological steps toward fighting the water waste and financial burden of plumbing leaks. Water’s relative in low cost and it creates a common misperception that leaking fixtures are harmless. In fact, among the more than 23,000 houses that participated in the water use study, 10 percent were found to waste at least 90 gallons of water each ...
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