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Added by Christopher Buchanan, at 08 November 2024
Call Us Anytime
When you call into Royal Flush Plumbing, in reference to any location in Georgia, your calls are routed to our central dispatch center in Snellville, GA. We house a staff of highly trained dispatchers and customer service specialists so that we may provide the very best possible experience to our customers. From there the jobs are sent out to technicians from numerous cities throughout the state. We try to send a plumber who is based out of your home area, unless your job is an emergency, in which case we send the technician who can get there the quickest.
At Your Location
When our technician gets to your location he will arrive in a purple van and he will be in uniform. He will take a look at your problem and quote you a price to correct the issue, or if further diagnostics are needed, he will quote you a price for the diagnostics. You will never accumulate a charge without knowledge of what the charge will be and without authorization beforehand. Once the technician receives authorization to begin work he will get started and he will work as long as needed to get the job done.
Payment
Royal Flush Plumbing accepts many forms of payment including all major credit cards as well as checks and cash. We also offer NET 30 Day billings to our commercial clients if a credit application is approved before any work has been done. Please ask for a credit application when you are setting up the initial service call. In addition to that, we also offer short term, interest free financing to all our customers. Please ask the technician for more details about it.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Why is my water heater making noise??
Rumbling sounds coming from a water heater are an indication that sediment has built up on the bottom of the water heater. What you are hearing is water that is trapped in the sediment and is boiling. This is an indication that the water heater is not operating efficiently. Sediment will not allow the heat to transfer to the water in the tank, which sends the heat up the flue. - We need to replace a toilet in our home. We have heard coworkers and friends complain that the new toilets do not flush properly, and that they require multiple flushes. What is the recommendation for toilet replacement??
When the federal government mandated that new toilets use no more than 1.6 gallons per flush, manufacturers had to develop a toilet that would achieve this but that would also flush properly (clear the bowl) and carry the waste to the city sewer or septic system. Some of the early models did not do this properly. Since then, the complaints have forced the manufacturers to develop new ways of flushing toilets. One new way is the use of a pressurized toilet tank. This model looks like a regular toilet, but it has a pressure tank inside. When flushed, it works like a commercial toilet. A large surge of water enters the bowl and clears the bowl of any waste. These toilets work well, but are not as quiet as a conventional model.
When considering a new fixture for your home such as a toilet, we recommend that you choose a fixture made by one of the major manufacturers, such as American Standard, Kohler or Eljer. - I have a foul odor coming from my garbage disposer. What can I do to eliminate this odor??
Foul odors occur from a buildup of food debris within the disposer. To eliminate this odor, place ice cubes and lemon or orange peels in the disposer and run for 30 seconds. Next, squirt a little liquid dish detergent into the disposer while it is still running. Finally, run cold water for about 30 seconds to rinse all the debris away. - Recently my water bills appear to be rather high. None of the faucets appear to leak. What else could contribute to a high water bill??
You may want to check to see if a toilet is leaking. First, check the water level to ensure that water is not overflowing the tank by way of the overflow pipe. This is the pipe in the middle of the tank. It has small tubing connected to it. If water is running into the overflow, adjust the fill valve to stop the flow approximately one inch below the top of the overflow tube or to the water level mark stamped on the side of the tank.
Second, put a few drops of food coloring into the tank to test the flush valve mechanism. If the water in the bowl changes color within 15 minutes, this is an indication that water is leaking into the toilet bowl and that the ball or flapper needs to be replaced. - I am hearing a whistle sound that seems to be connected to the plumbing system. It comes and goes at times, but I can't find the cause of it. What could cause this??
The sound you are describing is usually caused by a toilet fill valve that is slowly leaking. To locate the leaking toilet, remove the lid of each toilet tank and adjust the fill valve mechanism until it stops. Once you have found the toilet causing the problem, repair or replace the fill valve.
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