We often receive phone calls from our customers regarding preventable plumbing emergencies. To save you stress, time, and money, we compiled advice from our top Chandler plumbers on simple steps you can take to preserve the health of your plumbing system (and bank account!). Continue reading →

From veggies to grease to last night’s pasta salad, it’s not uncommon to come across a clog in your kitchen sink. And though you should always call the professionals at All About Water Arizona when it comes to your more serious drain difficulties, for the everyday kitchen sink clog, you want to consider taking care of it on your own.

Because here at All About Water AZ, we know that kitchen sink clogs can be a common (and pesky!) problem, our experienced and professional plumbers have come up with a few easy tips to help you unclog a sink the DIY way. Here is the All About Water AZ guide to unclogging a kitchen sink! Continue reading →

Any Chandler plumber will tell you that there are few appliances as helpful (and temperamental) as a garbage disposal. From clogs to packed disposal traps, there are a dozen different ways your garbage disposal could run into a dicey situation – leaving you without one of the most convenient parts of your kitchen.

And though a Chandler, AZ plumber is always only just a phone call away if you do experience a garbage disposal clog, there are a few ways you can prevent a drain problem before it even happens. Continue reading →

There are moments when you know it’s time to call a Chandler plumber. The toilet has developed a geyser. The garbage disposal is screeching like something from Friday the 13^th. The drain in the tub has clogged so much that you have your own, personal, built-in stopper.

But for all the smaller things in a world that revels in the power of DIY projects,  just how do you know when it’s time to call a Chandler AZ plumber? Because it’s certainly not a question we’ve heard only once or twice, and because sometimes the decision is a big one, here at All About Water, we’ve compiled a list of 3 plumbing jobs that should simply never be DIY:

1. Replacing a toilet: While there are certainly hundreds of “How To” articles online, replacing the toilet can be one of the harder plumbing jobs to do on your own. Because replacing a toilet is a meticulous three step process – removing the old, installing the base, and attaching the new – there are dozens of things that can go wrong. Unless you’ve done it before or you’re absolutely sure you know what you’re doing, avoid a broken bowl or poorly sealed bolts by calling in a trained Chandler plumber instead.

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Here at All About Water Arizona, we’re asked all sorts of DIY plumbing questions. From how to fix a running toilet to how to clean a garbage disposal, we’ve probably heard just about everything. And though the easiest (and fastest!) way to take care of all your household plumbing needs is to call up a trusted All About Water AZ plumber, we’ve compiled a quick list of 5 DIY plumbing do’s and don’ts for the smaller plumbing problems you may face: Continue reading →

Being a Chandler plumber means much more than procuring a holistic understanding of the water workings in the home. All About Water’s experienced Chandler AZ plumbers know plumbing goes deeper than clogged toilets and water filtration – plumbing is like a living organism, within which multiple systems functions simultaneously to deliver and remove water from all throughout your home. Modern plumbing is a marvel! Continue reading →

Being a Chandler plumber means solving plumbing problems of all severities and sizes. From backed up sinks to faucet leaks, we’ve been around the block and we’ve probably seen it all. That being said, one thing we see all too often are clogged pipes due to…you guessed it! Children’s toys that belong less in the toilet, and more in the toy box.

How do you make sure your child won’t accidentally drop her favorite toy in the bowl and require an emergency Chandler plumber rescue mission? And more importantly: how do you make sure she’s safe while in the bathroom? Continue reading →