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Finding a leak can be stressful, but quick action helps. First, identify the source if possible. For small leaks under sinks or behind toilets, look for a local shut-off valve (usually a small knob or lever on the pipe leading to the fixture) and turn it clockwise to close. If it's a larger leak, or you can't find a local valve, locate your home's main water shut-off valve (often near the water meter or where the main pipe enters your property) and turn it off immediately. Carefully mop up any spilled water to prevent floor or structural damage and minimize slip hazards. Once the water flow is stopped, call Jaya Plumbing Solutions at +603-2141 8888. Don't delay, as even small leaks can waste significant water and lead to mold growth.

Minor clogs, especially in sinks or showers, can sometimes be resolved with simple methods. A plunger can often dislodge blockages caused by hair or soap scum. Alternatively, a mixture of baking soda followed by vinegar can create a fizzing reaction that helps break down buildup (let it sit for 30 minutes, then flush with hot water). However, we strongly advise against using harsh chemical drain cleaners. They can be corrosive, potentially damaging your pipes (especially older ones) and are harmful to the environment. If plunging or the natural method doesn't work, or if multiple drains are backing up simultaneously (indicating a main line issue), it's time to call us. We have professional tools to safely and effectively clear the blockage without harming your plumbing system.

Water heaters can make various noises. Rumbling or popping sounds are common and usually caused by sediment (minerals from the water) building up at the bottom of the tank. As the water heats, steam bubbles get trapped under the sediment, causing the noise. This buildup reduces heating efficiency and can shorten the heater's lifespan. Regular tank flushing (usually annually) can prevent this. Loud banging or knocking sounds (sometimes called 'water hammer') might indicate pressure issues or potentially more serious problems within the heater. If you hear loud or unusual noises, especially accompanied by leaks or inconsistent heating, it's best to turn off the water heater (via its breaker or gas valve) and contact Jaya Plumbing Solutions for a professional inspection to ensure safety and proper function.

Low water pressure affecting your entire home can be frustrating. Several factors could be responsible. First, check your main water shut-off valve to ensure it's fully open. Sometimes it gets partially closed accidentally. Next, check the aerators on individual faucets (the small screen at the tip). They can get clogged with mineral deposits; unscrew them, clean them, and see if pressure improves at that fixture. Another common cause is a malfunctioning pressure reducing valve (PRV), which regulates the water pressure coming into your home. They can fail over time. Finally, hidden leaks within your plumbing system can also lead to a drop in pressure. If simple checks don't resolve the issue, or if the pressure dropped suddenly, call Jaya Plumbing Solutions. We can systematically diagnose the cause and recommend the appropriate repair.