Detecting a water leak can be difficult if your home is built on a slab or your pipes run underground. The most common signs of a water leak include: Damp or spongy flooring Unexpected Increase in monthly water bill Sound of running water coming from walls Loss in water pressure Grass is greener in one part of yard If you experience any of these issues, contact us for leak detection service.

We serve the Metro Detroit area including Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Redford, Highland Park, Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe, Lincoln Park, Melvindale, River Rouge, Allen Park Taylor, Inkster, Garden City, Hamtramck, La Salle, Southgate Wyandotte and surrounding areas.

A clogged toilet is problematic for your home and can quickly turn into a health risk if waste is not disposed of properly. If your toilet isn’t flushing, try removing the clog with one of these methods: Plunger: Seal the plunger around the toilet drain and plunge rapidly several times. If the plunger doesn’t release the clog, try a plumbing snake. Plumbing auger: A plumbing snake can be pushed through the toilet drain to grab a clog. If neither of these methods work and the water from the toilet is not releasing, call a us immediately.

We can complete most sewer line repair work without excavating. Traditional sewer repair creates a double cost to property owners - the sewer line repair and then repairing yard work, driveway, or flooring. With trenchless sewer line repair, our technicians solve your plumbing problems with minimal invasion to your property. Types of trenchless sewer repair: Pull-in-place lining Inversion lining Epoxy coating Each of these processes has as different set of requirements and its own pricing scale. Reach out to us and let us talk.

When you’re dealing with minor clogs, it’s possible that you are thinking about how DIY remedy will work to clear your pipes. However, do-it-yourself methods of drain cleaning are never a completely viable solution to your plumbing problems. DIY methods of drain cleaning like drain snaking your drain with a wire hanger and pouring harsh chemicals down your drain never come without consequence. Your drains are an essential part of your property that should be taken care of with precision and accuracy. Using at-home methods of drain cleaning involve unnecessary guesswork that only temporarily mask your plumbing problems instead of solving them all together. Snaking your drain on your own only reaches surface clogs and blockages and not deeper ones within your pipe that could be causing the actual problems. In addition, chemical drain cleaner use toxic ingredients that create a slime and sludge within your pipes that can stay within your pipe for long periods of time. Instead of trying to fix your plumbing problems on your own, call your team of local experts at BWS today.